James Clark of Warfordsburg snapped this picture of a sow and her four cubs last Thursday. Clark said he took the picture from the driveway of his home at 2662 Stoneybreak Rd. More...
Retired principal David Hoover II serves as keynote speaker
By Chanin Rotz-Mountz STAFF WRITER
Even though a “lot of water has gone over the dam” since graduating high school, retired Forbes Road Elementary principal David Hoover II shared some words of wisdom and guidance with the Class of 2010 last Wednesday during commencement More...
Detour in place
PennDOT’s Fulton County Bridge Crew began a $150,000 superstructure replacement project on Route 4002 (Ebeneezer Church Road) in Belfast Township, Fulton County, on Monday, June 7. More...
McConnellsburg Giant Foods presented checks totalling more than $10,000 to area schools on Thursday, June 3, as part of its A-Plus Rewards program. More...
PITTSBURGH (AP) – The recession has prompted a surge in entrepreneurial activity across the country, but the trend is not reflected in Pennsylvania – and small business advocates worry that huge funding cuts in programs that try to nurtu More...
PITTSBURGH (AP) – The attorney representing a Hawaii man accused of strangling a University of Pittsburgh professor in 1996 says his client has psychiatric problems and isn’t sure whether he committed the crime. More...
Fulton County Medical Center Long-Term Care residents went on their annual fishing trip to the Mercersburg Sportsmen’s Association (MSA) Friday, May 14. More...
HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) – Workers at the hometown plants of chocolate manufacturer Hershey are voting on a labor deal that could cut hundreds of jobs. More...
By Maryclaire Dale ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
PHILADELPHIA (AP) A U.S. appeals court in Philadelphia has heard arguments on whether schools can discipline students for lewd, harassing or simply juvenile Internet speech posted off-campus. More...
June 3 was the date of the first annual Agricultural Olympics at Southern Fulton High School. More...
Jennifer Brubaker graduated from Stafford University at New York with a degree in early childhood education. She plans to go back to Stafford in the fall to further her studies in child psychology. More...
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