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On April 16, 2024, the Chambersburg Police Department (CPD) responded to a report of an erratic driver on S Main Street, Chambersburg, PA. The vehicle in question, a red Subaru sedan—likely a Legacy model—with a gray hood and black front bumper, was seen driving on the sidewalk, where it struck a tree and caused property damage before fleeing the scene. Currently, the driver of the vehicle is considered a person of interest, though not an official suspect.

A Mercersburg man, Jeremy Robert Miller, 46, was arrested for setting fire to a camper in his backyard, as reported by Pennsylvania State Police. The incident occurred in Montgomery Township, where firefighters were already on-site battling the blaze when police arrived around 12:15 a.m. on Tuesday. Miller confessed to using...

GETTYSBURG, Pa. — State Police on Thursday announced the arrest of a Gettysburg woman suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol with a 2-year-old child in her car. Anastasia Siperko, 27, of Gettysburg, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child Thursday after a State Police trooper pulled over her 2007 Toyota Prius, which was spotted speeding on the first block of Hilltown Road in Franklin Township at about 6 p.m., police said.

Britton Coffee Company is celebrating the nostalgia of the 90s with specials like a Blockbuster Cold Foam, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Latte and Dunkaroo Donuts.

The Chambersburg Rotary Club is hosting its 61st annual Chicken n Stuff event benefitting the Chambersburg Rotary Club Foundation. The Chambersburg Rotary Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit which awards grants to local organizations as well as scholarships for college classes for dual-enrolled high school students. The event will be held...

YORK COUNTY, Pa. — Give Local York, a day of philanthropy designed to support the nonprofits helping people right in your own community, will take place from May 2 to 3. As the event draws nearer, FOX43 will highlight some of the nonprofits that will benefit from the donations.

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. – Career and Technical Education (CTE) students from the Calvert Career and Technology Academy (CTA) competed against students from across the state of Maryland at the 51st annual SkillsUSA Maryland State Championship held April 12-13, 2024 in Westminster, Md. Calvert County Public School students competed in 30 different technical and leadership competitions where 34 students earned top three honors. Individual students and teams brought home a total of 19 medals across 17 different contests.

PorchDrinking recently had the opportunity to sample various beer styles from Williamsport, Maryland-based Cushwa Brewing Company. While we enjoyed each beer we tried, we fell in love with one particular beer. We’re delighted to share our experience with Cushwa’s twist on an emerging style. Cushwa Brewing Company. Before...

Josh Herbster from Mechanicsburg, Pa./Cumberland Valley, set new records in the hammer throw at the Ninth Annual Mid-Week Invitational held at Seth Grove Stadium. He threw the hammer 212 feet, 11 inches, breaking his previous PSAC record set at Lafayette. Herbster also achieved a personal best in the shot put,...

Plank Gym on the Gettysburg College Campus will host the Annual Empty Bowls Fundraiser on Friday, April 26th, from 4-7 p.m., organized by The Gleaning Project. The event aims to combat food insecurity and ensure access to nutritious produce for community members in need. Local artists contribute handcrafted bowls for...

Roger Charles Steele, of Littlestown, PA., passed away Thursday, February 15, 2024, surrounded by his family. He was the loving husband of Barbara (Simms) Steele, for 54 years.Roger was born February 4, 1941 in Westernport, Md. He was the son of the late Charles C. Steele and Bertha (Leake) Steele.In addition to his wife, he is survived by his children, Stephanie Ledford and husband, Eric; Stephan Steele and wife Melissa; grandchildren, Caitlin Steele and husband Ted DiSalvo, Cutter Steele, Seth Bussard and wife Becca; great grandchildren, Willow and Leighton Bussard.A life long student, Roger graduated from Frostburg University where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Education majoring in Biology and Ecology. He was a career science/biology teacher at Francis Scott Key High School in Union Bridge, Maryland for over 30 years. Because of his dedication to the environment, he was also a Director of the Adams County Conservation District for 17 years, and an PA Alternate Commissioner, the Interstate Commission of the Potomac River Basin for 19 years. Roger also participated locally on the Planning Commission and the Comprehensive Plan Committee for both Mt. Joy Township and Adams County.Roger worked in partnership with his wife and neighbors, for 38 years, at Alloway Creek Gardens. Roger and Barbara moved to the farm in the early 70’s. Working hard on the farm with a small herd of cattle as well as the greenhouse, Roger was proud of the farm’s recognition as a Chesapeake Bay Program Farm. He enjoyed life on the farm with family and friends as well as traveling to view giant redwoods, mountains and sea shores.Roger was an avid star-watcher, a collector of rocks, loved his kayak, travels to Chincoteague and most importantly spending time with family! He never took a bad photo, as he was always smiling. He provided a lifetime of wonderful memories and learning experiences for family and friends.A Celebration of Life and tree planting in his memory is being planned for June. Please contact family members for details. Memorial donations may be sent to Barts-Centenary United Methodist Church, Littlestown, PA. or the Watershed Alliance of Adams County.