Neighbors, friends, and members of surrounding communities felt the love on Valentine's Day when Passing the Love Ministry ...

The social room of the Newburg-Hopewell Fire Station on Lovers Lane in Hopewell Township filled up quickly on the evening of February 12th. Residents of both Newburg Borough and Hopewell ...

Saturday's WinterFest was the second annual in downtown Shippensburg. Bill Helm, a member of the Cumberland Valley Hose Company, spent several hours prior to Saturday's event decorating the fire compa ...

The Shippensburg University field hockey team has been recognized for its academic success in the classroom as a recipient of a 2025 National Academic Team Award from the National Field ...

The post-season is upon us, and for the Shippensburg Girls wrestling team, the first step on the road to the Giant Center in Hershey, PA, was the District 3 Section ...

Dauphin Deposit was acquired by Mellon Bank, N.A., in 1991, which led to the rebranding and consolidation of other branches. The King Street Branch later closed and stood vacant until a few years ago, ...

Multiple fire companies from both Franklin and Cumberland Counties were alerted by Franklin County 911 on Saturday morning, February 14th at 9:47 a.m. for a reported mobile home in the ...

The Shippensburg boys' wrestling postseason began the day after the girls', on Saturday, February 14th, when the Greyhound boys made their way to Mechanicsburg High School for the District 3 ...

The Shippensburg Middle School Wrestling Team got off to a great start this year, and wrapped up its season in pretty much the same fashion as it started, at the ...

Welcome to Throw Back Thursday, where scenes from past will jog your memory, and trivia questions will make you wonder how much you really know about the good old days ...

Saturday's weather was perfect for strolling with your Valentine through downtown Shippensburg. Although a little milder than expected for February, the 20 ice sculptures scattered along King Street f ...

About 20 years ago, chickens—long a staple of farms and homesteads—began showing up in urban and suburban yards. They enabled city dwellers to source homegrown food, provided a touch ...