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Discover WWII uniforms and personal items from Greencastle veterans in a new exhibit at Allison-Antrim Museum. Admission is free.
Harrell, a centrist Democrat and first-term mayor, initially led on election night but late-arriving ballots ultimately pulled Wilson ahead.
Churches and organizations Chambersburg, Greencastle and Mercersburg will serve free meals on Thanksgiving in 2025.
Hagers-Town Town and Country Almanack weather prognosticator Chad Merrill provides his prediction for how much snow the Hagerstown area will get.
Franklin County Bar Association celebrated Pro Bono Week by recognizing local attorneys for volunteer legal work.
K-9 Quinn joins Western Maryland’s fire investigation team, cutting response times and boosting arson detection efforts.
Franklin County marks Veterans Day with a proclamation recognizing local heroes and calling for community reflection.
Seven nursing students received the Kristin Runyon Memorial Scholarship, continuing a legacy of compassion and care in Franklin County and beyond.
Historian Roger Swartz will explore rescue efforts after John Brown’s 1859 raid at a free Keedysville Historical Society presentation on Nov. 17.
A used book sale in Franklin County raised $34,000 for Habitat for Humanity, funding home construction in Chambersburg and Greencastle.
CVBA’s annual appreciation day invites businesses and locals to support first responders with snacks, supplies and sponsorships.
Learn about PFAS contamination in Antietam Creek and get free test kits at a Nov. 20 community meeting hosted by Potomac Riverkeeper Network.
Celebrate the season at Volvo CE’s free drive-through Holiday Lights event in Shippensburg, Dec. 5–8, with music, Santa and festive machines.
The Little Apprentices Preschool fosters the next generation of early childhood education teachers.
The following deed transfers, for Sept. 7-13, 2025, are public record in the Franklin County Registers and Recorders office.
