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Flood advisory extended for Waynesboro area
Heavy rains could flood small streams today. The National Weather Service in State College has extended an urban and small stream flood advisory for southeastern Franklin County until 6:15 p.m. More than two ...
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Parents charged after fight over child in Shippensburg
The parents of a young child were both charged with disorderly conduct after they argued about the child Saturday.
Wednesday | The Tribune-Democrat
The Tribune Democrat, Johnstown, PA
The following guilty pleas and sentencings were filed recently at Cambria County Courthouse in Ebensburg: Willie F. Bedell Jr., 47, of Solomon Homes, Johnstown, for violation of a controlled ...
Waynesboro apartment building on fire
Monday, July 21, 2008 -- Eight units responded to a downtown apartment building fire in Waynesboro this afternoon.
Pa. soldiers get flame-grilled sendoff before deployment to Iraq
Heather Preece knew when she started dating Lt. Reed Preece of the Army National Guard that one day he would be called upon by Uncle Sam to put himself in harm's way.
Decades before computers and unsolicited "spam" we find in our E-mail boxes, there was the much maligned meat with the same name -- SPAM.
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Burns Hill Cemetery desecrated
WAYNESBORO - Dozens of grave markers were damaged or destroyed early this week in Burns Hill Cemetery.
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WAYNESBORO - Milk may do a body good, but recently it's been bad on budgets, wallets and farmers' profit margins.
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Electronic sign info presented
WAYNESBORO - Recent research done by a Fifth Street resident shows the addition of electronic message board signs along South Potomac Street and East Main Street near the Waynesboro Mall may distract motorists and be ...
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Shelter dog runs need renovating
WAYNESBORO - Every dog has his day, but cats and staff at the Antietam Humane Society may be waiting for theirs.
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Grassroots petition won't keep Sheetz open
WAYNESBORO - The employees of the Waynesboro Sheetz are petitioning to keep the store open and already have received 537 signatures from residents who do not want the store to close this Sunday.
Frequent inspections keep guesswork out of dining in the county
Serving it up: Sandy Mowen prepares meals in the kitchen at Dillys. The popular eatery passed a recent inspection.
A pair of area golfers are right in the mix after the first round of the Pennsylvania Junior Championship at Hershey Country Club on Monday afternoon.
Alleged drug dealers, others forgo hearings
Several alleged drug dealers, a man accused of burglary and another who fled when police tried to arrest him two years ago gave up their rights to preliminary hearings in their cases in Franklin County Central ...
Toby Walker of Chambersburg, Pa., rides a tall unicycle in the Waynesboro, Pa., July 4 parade Friday.
Greene Township Lions Club presents awards
Roger Horst, left, was named Greene Township Lions Clubs Lion of the Year, while the Rev.
Mobile home heavily damaged in Rouzerville fire
Several occupants of a mobile home were treated for burns and possible smoke inhalation as the trailer burned Monday morning, according to Blue Ridge Fire and Rescue Squad officials.
Trees uprooted in Waynesboro, thanks to 68 mph gusts
At least three mature trees on Clayton Avenue in Waynesboro, Pa., sustained heavy damage during storms Saturday night.
Trista R. Watson, Chambersburg, Pa., and Marcus W. Flood, Waynesboro, Pa., graduated from Huntington University on May 17.
Parts of Franklin County to be sprayed tonight, Wednesday for...
Weather permitting, the county will spray for mosquitoes tonight and Wednesday night in portions of Quincy, Washington and Southampton townships and Waynesboro Borough.