Echo Pilot

Baked goods needed

07/02/2008

Baked goods for the fruit and cake stand at the annual Rescue Hose Co. Carnival July 14 to 19 are needed to support the local emergency services department. Items should be taken to the Special Events Center, 407 S. Washington St., after 2 p.m. each day, or call Marie at 597- 3037 for other delivery arrangements.

REMEMBERING WHEN

07/02/2008

100 Years Ago July 2, 1908 Curtin Hall, the new building at the Scotland Soldiers' Orphans' School, which was dedicated last week, is an imposing building built of pressed brick, of a shade to conform with the other school buildings.

History's Echoes

By SHARON BAUMBAUGH — 07/02/2008

The Battle of Gettysburg was a major conflict of the Civil War. Fought July 1, 2 and 3, 1863, it was a try by the Confederate Army under General Robert E. Lee to strike deep in Union territory. The men of the southern forces reached Pennsylvania in June of that year traveling through Greencastle on their way to history.

SBA director to speak at chamber breakfast

07/02/2008

The Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce will host a breakfast Tuesday, July 22, at the Antrim House Restaurant, 104 E. Baltimore St. The event will be sponsored by M&T Bank. David Dickson, the District Director of the Small Business Administration, will be traveling to Greencastle from Philadelphia to discuss "Accessing Capital.

Democratic Club to meet

07/02/2008

The Greencastle-Antrim Democratic Club will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, July 14 in the Greencastle Presbyterian Church, 57 W. Baltimore St.

Sidewalk Days vendor spaces still available

07/02/2008

The 41st Annual Sidewalk Days are less than two weeks away, but it may still be possible for craft and food vendors to register for the event. "We still have room to squeeze a few in, but they should contact us as soon as possible," said Bill Gour, the Executive Director of the Greencastle Antrim Chamber of Commerce.

Grace UCC sets giant market/sale

07/02/2008

Grace United Church of Christ will hold its annual Giant Flea market and Yard Sale Friday and Saturday, July 11 and 12 in the social hall and on the parking lot at 128 E. Baltimore St. The event conincides ith the annual Greencaslte Sidewalk Days.

Scouts to hold yard sale

07/02/2008

Boy Scout Troop 287 will hold yard sales from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday and Friday, July 10 and 11 and from 7 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 12 at Greencastle Otterbein United Brethren Church, 146 Leitersburg St.

Recipe of the Week

07/02/2008

Do you have a summer recipe that people rave about at picnics or family outings? Would you like to share it with readers of the Echo Pilot? And now if you send us your recipe, that will enter you in our contest for Totem Pole Playhouse tickets?

MSO to present annual Salute to Independence

07/02/2008

HAGERSTOWN, Md. - The Maryland Symphony Orchestra and Music Director Elizabeth Schulze will kick off the MSO's 27th Season July 5 with the 23rd annual Salute to Independence concert at Antietam National Battlefield in Sharpsburg, Md. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m.

Photo

07/02/2008

The Spectrum Seven will exhibit work at the Hagerstown Center of the University of Maryland Library, 32 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, Md. July 12 to Aug. 27. An opening reception for the exhibit, "Show of Solidarity," will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, July 12.

12th annual Summer Jubilee planned in Waynesboro

07/02/2008

WAYNESBORO - The 12th Annual Waynesboro Summer Jubilee festival will be held on Friday, July 4 in downtown Waynesboro across from the Waynesboro Hospital. This Fourth of July celebration will begin with the annual Firecracker 5-K Run starting at 8:30 a.m.

Fund Raisers

07/02/2008

Baked goods needed for carnival Baked goods for the fruit and cake stand at the annual Rescue Hose Co. Carnival July 14 to 19 are needed to support the local emergency services department. Items should be taken to the Special Events Center, 407 S. Washington St., after 2 p.m. each day, or call Marie at 597- 3037 for other delivery arrangements.

Kaley Memorial Run-Walk set Aug. 2

07/02/2008

The 24th annual Fred Kaley Memorial 5K Run-Walk will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 2 on the Greencastle-Antrim schools campus. The event, hosted by the Greencastle Flyers, starts and ends on the outdoor track in the rear of the high school and follows nearby town streets.

Senior Center

07/02/2008

Monday, July 7 Roast beef with gravy Mashed potatoes Carrots Multigrain bread Gelatin with topping Milk Tuesday, July 8 Hot dog on a hot dog roll Baked beans Macaroni salad Orange juice Milk Wednesday,

NOW AND THEN

07/02/2008

Five generations in a Greencastle family posed for a photograph. Seated front right, clockwise, are: Madeline Hardman, greatgreat granddaughter Kinley Myers, daughter Nancy Myers, grandson Craig Myers and great-grandson Tyler Myers.

Kennedys set reunion

07/02/2008

QUINCY - The 50th annual Kennedy Reunion will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday, July 13 in the Quincy Community Center, Route 997. Those attending are asked to bring a covered dish. Lunch will begin at 12:45 p.m. Kitchen facilities will be available to those who need them. Meat, drinks and ice cream will be furnished.

Class plans reunion

07/02/2008

The Greencastle High School Class of 1958 has planned its 50th class reunion for October. Anyone in the class who has not received information should call Darlene Haugh at 352-2483 or Joyce Berger at 597-7779.

Over-the-top farce next up at Totem Pole

07/02/2008

CALEDONIA - When comic genius Steve Martin discovered an old 1911 play by German born playwright, Carl Sternheim, a modern theatrical farce was born in The Underpants which plays from July 1 through 13 at Totem Pole Playhouse, sponsored by Valpak of Cumberland Valley.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

07/02/2008

Archaeology chapter WAYNESBORO - Cumberland Valley Chapter 27 of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology, Inc. will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 8 in the Visitor's Center at Renfrew Museum and Park, 1010 E. Main St.

Responsible patriotism...

By FR. JOSEPH STAHURA Pastor St. Mark the Evangelist Church — 07/02/2008

This Sunday coincides with the celebration of our nation's independence. It is a time to reaffirm that vision of our founding fathers; to whom a free and just society is one.

CHURCH SERVICES

07/02/2008

ANTRIM ASSEMBLY OF GOD 11192 Bemisderfer Road http://100843.agchurches.org 9 a.m. - Sunday School 10 a.m. - Morning Worship 6:30 p.m. - Evening Worship; X-Stream Youth Service WEDNESDAY 7 p.m. - Family Hour with Adult Bible study; Teen Spirit, Vo-Tech classes, Royal Rangers & Missionettes Nursery provided for all services Free meal, 6 p.m.

Faith Raisers

07/02/2008

Bible study A Bible study recovery group for women who have experienced a pregnancy loss through abortion will be offered beginning in September by Pure Grace 101, a ministry outreach of Pregnancy Ministries, Inc. The 11-week study is free and strictly confidential, but pre-registration is required and is now open.

Greencastle son helps Air Force excel at challenges

By PHYLLIS HANSON Army and Air Force Hometown News Service — 07/02/2008

PETERSON AFB, Colo. - When we swipe our ATM card for cash, pay at the pump to fill up, flip through dozens of high definition channels or order a pizza online, we probably don't realize how the son of a Greencastle couple helps to make it all happen.

Joy El Ministries reaches local children and world audience

By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot — 07/02/2008

For over 35 years, children in the Greencastle-Antrim School District have attended religious instruction classes off campus during the school day.

Dairy Rap

07/02/2008

Courtney Hykes of Greencastle was Rosie the Rapping Cow Saturday night during the Franklin County Dairy Princess Pageant, presenting an educational and entertaining message on the value of dairy.

Nuisances could be covered by new township ordinance

By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot — 07/02/2008

Antrim Township is considering a nuisance ordinance following complaints from residents on noise, smoke and weeds. Though Zoning Officer Angela Garland said she does not receive many complaints overall, she wants a remedy for residents who do have problems with neighbors.

Antrim moves forward on transportation projects

By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot — 07/02/2008

Greg Creasy, an engineer with Grove Miller Engineering, credited Antrim Township with being proactive in addressing future transportation issues. His firm was commissioned in 2007 to study the impact of current and future commercial and residential development from Greencastle to State Line. It made projections to the year 2027.

Time to check for bagworms

By ROBERT KESSLER Penn State Cooperative Extension Franklin County office — 07/02/2008

COMING EVENTS July 7 - Twilight Meeting (Cover Crops), 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Dennis and Joe Musser's farm, Newburg. Aug. 19 - Horticulture Gardens Open House, Gardens and Cut Flower Arranging Franklin County Master Gardeners and Franklin County Extension, 10 a.m., Call 263-9226 for information.

Market News

MARKET NEWS SERVICE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE — 07/02/2008

GREENCASTLE LIVESTOCK AUCTION JUNE 26, 2008 CattleCalves Hogs/Pigs Sheep Goats Receipts: 162 252 0 0 1 Compared to last week, slaughter steers were not tested. Slaughter heifers were not tested. Slaughter cows were steady to 1.00 lower. Feeder calves sold 5.00 to 10.00 lower. All prices per cwt.

New Dairy Princess crowned, alternates. promotion team named

07/02/2008

KAUFFMAN - Hailey Martin, 16, an incoming sophomore at James Buchanan High School was crowned the 2008- 09 Franklin County Dairy Princess Saturday, June 28 during the annual pageant held at the Kauffman Ruritan Community Center.

Police Reports

07/02/2008

Greencastle Borough Police recently released the following incident reports (Information on any of the cases should be called to police at 597-9506.): Rescue Hose Company responded to a fire at Jerome R. King Playground at 2 a.m. June 18. Someone had set fire to a large plastic container filled with a clear amber liquid near the merry-goround on Mifflin Lane.

Next Week

07/02/2008

Monday, July 7 Greencastle Rotary, noon, Antrim House Newcomers' Club, 7 p.m. Greencastle Presbyterian Church VFW, 7 p.m., post home Greencastle Borough Council, 7 p.m., borough hall Antrim Township Planning Commission, 7 p.m.

Watched burglars nabbed on highway

07/02/2008

A Harrisburg couple has been charged with burglarizing an Antrim Township home while a resident watched the afternoon of Monday, June 23. Pennsylvania State Police reported Tobey A. Willaims, 31, and Amanda M. Walker, 20, both of 99 N. 17th St.

New website aimed at alternate transportation

07/02/2008

HARRISBURG - On "Dump the Pump Day" last week Governor Edward G. Rendell announced the purchase of 14 hybrid public transportation vehicles, and launched a Web site to promote alternate transportation as he continues leading Pennsylvania toward energy independence.

G-A community celebration set for Fourth of July

07/02/2008

On Friday, July 4, 2008, the seventh annual "Greencastle Antrim July 4th Celebration" will be held at Tayamentasachta Environmental Center in the pavilion and walnut grove areas from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. At 11 a.m., the invocation will be given followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and the singing of The National Anthem.

I-81 roadwork continues

07/02/2008

Motorists are advised of single lane traffic restrictions from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. as crews work in the northbound and southbound lanes of I-81 in Antrim Township following a holiday weekend. Crews expected to finish night-time mainline paving before the break and resuming night-time guiderail installation Monday, July 7.

George F. Kennedy Jr.

07/02/2008

George Franklin Kennedy Jr., 70, of 640 Leitersburg Road, Greencastle, died at 2:50 p.m. Sunday, June 29, 2008 in his home. He had been in declining health the past several weeks. Born July 30, 1937 in Chambersburg, he was the son of the late George F. Sr. and Sadie B. (Helman) Kennedy.

Henry H. Pittman

07/02/2008

Henry H. Pittman, 90, a resident of Manor Care Health Services, Chambersburg, and formerly of Providence Place of Chambersburg, and 13775 Molly Pitcher Highway, Greencastle, died at 10:25 a.m. Tuesday, June 24, 2008 in Manor Care Health Services, Chambersburg.

Bertha E. Winsor

07/02/2008

Bertha E. (Landis) Winsor, 93, of 35 Williamson Ave., Greencastle, died at 11:14 a.m. Monday, June 23, 2008 in the Waynesboro Hospital. Born Nov. 30, 1914 in Antrim Township, she was the daughter of the late Rev. Edgar and Emma Grace (Kriner) Landis.

Editorial

07/02/2008

It's been said so many times, but it continues to need repeating. Please have a safe holiday. The Fourth of July is a bang-up holiday and we always need to remember that safety is most important.

Commentary

07/02/2008

HARRISBURG - Fourth of July, Pete*, a 14-year-old boy, was enjoying the lit-up skies and loud booms from the fireworks being set off in his neighborhood. Suddenly, the evening took a terrible turn. A bottle rocket shot into his eye, immediately causing him terrible pain. His family rushed him to the emergency room for treatment.

SAY 'CHEESE'

07/02/2008

Members of the new Franklin County Dairy Royalty team are, from left: front row, Alternate Princess Sheena Wingert, Princess Hailey Martin, Alternate Princess Brooke Heckman and Alternate Princess Courtney Hykes (Greencastle); and Dairy Ambassador and Dairy Misses in the back row, Emily Wingert, Grace Crider, Amanda Hege (Greencaslte), Hunter Miller, Renee Grove, Jesse Kline, Quinn Cashell, Lily Rodas and Lucy Crider. Samantha Meyers and Corrine Statler will also be serving, but were not present for the photo. Also on the team will be outgoing princess, Stephanie Hykes (Greencastle).

Two G-A students awarded medical staff scholarships

07/02/2008

CHAMBERSBURG - Six area students, who plan to pursue or are pursuing health care careers, were honored as the recipients of the Medical Staff Scholarship Award at a medical staff meeting at Chambersburg Hospital on June 6. Brittany Kline, of Waynesboro, is a member of the Waynesboro Area Senior High School Class of 2008. She plans to attend St.

College News

07/02/2008

KUTZTOWN - Kutztown University of Pennsylvania conferred 1,061 degrees at its spring commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 9 and Saturday, May 10. Greencastle resident Cassi D. Woolcock was among them, graduating summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Studio Art/Painting.

Montessori graduation

07/02/2008

CHAMBERSBURG - Montessori Academy of Chambersburg held its eighth-grade graduation Friday, June 6. This is the eighth class to graduate from Montessori Academy and the fourth since moving into the new building at 875 Ragged Edge Road.

Article

07/02/2008

Dr. William Rudd, left, presents to G. Warren Elliott the Shippensburg University Lifetime Achievement Award.

FSU has new nursing program

07/02/2008

FROSTBURG, Md. - Registered nurses and current nursing students looking to expand their skills and advance their careers can now take advantage of a new learning opportunity at Frostburg State University.

Professor receives PSU grant

07/02/2008

MONT ALTO - Penn State Mont Alto assistant professor, Dr. Linghao Zhong, received a Research Collaboration Fellowship grant from Penn State University. Zhong will be partnering with James Kubicki, associate professor of Geosciences at University Park and member of the Penn State Institutes of Energy and Environment (PSIEE), to research the production of ethanol.

Photo

07/02/2008

Greencastle-Antrim Little League baseball held its annual end of the regular season all-star game and home run derby recently.

Rebels claim 10 and under Suburban title

07/02/2008

GREENVILLAGE - The Greencastle-Antrim Rebels 10 and under fastpitch softball team captured the Chambersburg Suburban Championship of the age group last week with a 13-2 win over Hamilton Heights. The Rebels needed just five innings to end it after recording five runs each in the first two frames.

Article

07/02/2008

The Mason Dixon Blaze Red 14U captured second place in the Gold Bracket of the Keystone Cup recently in Hagerstown, Md. The Blaze outscored its opponents 42-1 in Saturday pool play, which earned them the top seed heading into championship play on Sunday.

American Legion baseball

07/02/2008

Greencastle American Legion Post 373 was within striking distance all week, but ended up with a pair of losses on the Franklin County circuit. Over the weekend it was Chambersburg that outdueled Post 373, 5-2. Greencastle took a 2-1 lead in the top of the fourth inning, however Post 46 scored runs in each of the next three frames to take the lead and stay there.

Greencastle 11-12 team opens strong

07/02/2008

The Greencastle-Antrim Baseball Softball Association entry into the PA District 14 Major Division Little League Baseball Inc. championship tournament sailed through the Southwest Pool last week and advanced Greencastle into the double elimination tournament.

Junior Division stays unbeaten

07/02/2008

The Greencastle-Antrim entry from the Baseball-Softball Association started pool play last week in the Little League Baseball, Inc. Junior Division (13-14) of the 2008 PA District 14 tournament with some dominating results. After topping Shippensburg, 15-1, Greencastle went toe-to-toe with South Middleton before prevailing 3-2.

Gain a mental edge on the course

07/02/2008

(MS) - Across the country, men and women routinely turn to golf as a means of relaxation and letting off steam. However, many players soon discover that golf can be as stressful as a day at the office. Such was the case for Darrin Gee, author and founder of Darrin Gee's Spirit of Golf Academy. Like many people, Gee liked to hit the links as a means of letting loose.

Sports Calendar

07/02/2008

Blaze clinic The Mason Dixon Blaze softball organization is conducting a fast-pitch softball clinic, teaching the fundamentals of hitting and throwing. The lead instructors include Bob Kline (14U Blaze Red coach) and Tom Petroff (Best of Softball co-director) along with other Blaze coaches in the organization. The clinic will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug.

Greencastle son helps Air Force excel at challenges

By PHYLLIS HANSON Army and Air Force Hometown News Service — 07/02/2008

Joy El Ministries reaches local children and world audience

By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot — 07/02/2008

For over 35 years, children in the Greencastle-Antrim School District have attended religious instruction classes off campus during the school day.

Dairy Rap

07/02/2008

Courtney Hykes of Greencastle was Rosie the Rapping Cow Saturday night during the Franklin County Dairy Princess Pageant, presenting an educational and entertaining message on the value of dairy.

Nuisances could be covered by new township ordinance

By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot — 07/02/2008

Antrim moves forward on transportation projects

By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot — 07/02/2008

Baked goods needed

07/02/2008

REMEMBERING WHEN

07/02/2008

History's Echoes

By SHARON BAUMBAUGH — 07/02/2008

SBA director to speak at chamber breakfast

07/02/2008

Democratic Club to meet

07/02/2008

The Greencastle-Antrim Democratic Club will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, July 14 in the Greencastle Presbyterian Church, 57 W. Baltimore St.

Sidewalk Days vendor spaces still available

07/02/2008

Grace UCC sets giant market/sale

07/02/2008

Scouts to hold yard sale

07/02/2008

Recipe of the Week

07/02/2008

MSO to present annual Salute to Independence

07/02/2008

Photo

07/02/2008

12th annual Summer Jubilee planned in Waynesboro

07/02/2008

Fund Raisers

07/02/2008

Kaley Memorial Run-Walk set Aug. 2

07/02/2008

Senior Center

07/02/2008

NOW AND THEN

07/02/2008

Kennedys set reunion

07/02/2008

Class plans reunion

07/02/2008

Over-the-top farce next up at Totem Pole

07/02/2008

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

07/02/2008

Responsible patriotism...

By FR. JOSEPH STAHURA Pastor St. Mark the Evangelist Church — 07/02/2008

This Sunday coincides with the celebration of our nation's independence. It is a time to reaffirm that vision of our founding fathers; to whom a free and just society is one.

CHURCH SERVICES

07/02/2008

Faith Raisers

07/02/2008

Greencastle son helps Air Force excel at challenges

By PHYLLIS HANSON Army and Air Force Hometown News Service — 07/02/2008

Joy El Ministries reaches local children and world audience

By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot — 07/02/2008

For over 35 years, children in the Greencastle-Antrim School District have attended religious instruction classes off campus during the school day.

Dairy Rap

07/02/2008

Courtney Hykes of Greencastle was Rosie the Rapping Cow Saturday night during the Franklin County Dairy Princess Pageant, presenting an educational and entertaining message on the value of dairy.

Nuisances could be covered by new township ordinance

By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot — 07/02/2008

Antrim moves forward on transportation projects

By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot — 07/02/2008

Time to check for bagworms

By ROBERT KESSLER Penn State Cooperative Extension Franklin County office — 07/02/2008

Market News

MARKET NEWS SERVICE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE — 07/02/2008

New Dairy Princess crowned, alternates. promotion team named

07/02/2008

Police Reports

07/02/2008

Next Week

07/02/2008

Watched burglars nabbed on highway

07/02/2008

New website aimed at alternate transportation

07/02/2008

G-A community celebration set for Fourth of July

07/02/2008

I-81 roadwork continues

07/02/2008

George F. Kennedy Jr.

07/02/2008

Henry H. Pittman

07/02/2008

Bertha E. Winsor

07/02/2008

Editorial

07/02/2008

It's been said so many times, but it continues to need repeating. Please have a safe holiday. The Fourth of July is a bang-up holiday and we always need to remember that safety is most important.

Commentary

07/02/2008

SAY 'CHEESE'

07/02/2008

Two G-A students awarded medical staff scholarships

07/02/2008

College News

07/02/2008

Montessori graduation

07/02/2008

Article

07/02/2008

Dr. William Rudd, left, presents to G. Warren Elliott the Shippensburg University Lifetime Achievement Award.

FSU has new nursing program

07/02/2008

Professor receives PSU grant

07/02/2008

Photo

07/02/2008

Greencastle-Antrim Little League baseball held its annual end of the regular season all-star game and home run derby recently.

Rebels claim 10 and under Suburban title

07/02/2008

Article

07/02/2008

American Legion baseball

07/02/2008

Greencastle 11-12 team opens strong

07/02/2008

Junior Division stays unbeaten

07/02/2008

Gain a mental edge on the course

07/02/2008

Sports Calendar

07/02/2008

Baked goods needed

07/02/2008

REMEMBERING WHEN

07/02/2008

History's Echoes

By SHARON BAUMBAUGH — 07/02/2008

SBA director to speak at chamber breakfast

07/02/2008

Democratic Club to meet

07/02/2008

The Greencastle-Antrim Democratic Club will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, July 14 in the Greencastle Presbyterian Church, 57 W. Baltimore St.

Sidewalk Days vendor spaces still available

07/02/2008

Grace UCC sets giant market/sale

07/02/2008

Scouts to hold yard sale

07/02/2008

Recipe of the Week

07/02/2008

MSO to present annual Salute to Independence

07/02/2008

Photo

07/02/2008

12th annual Summer Jubilee planned in Waynesboro

07/02/2008

Fund Raisers

07/02/2008

Kaley Memorial Run-Walk set Aug. 2

07/02/2008

Senior Center

07/02/2008

NOW AND THEN

07/02/2008

Kennedys set reunion

07/02/2008

Class plans reunion

07/02/2008

Over-the-top farce next up at Totem Pole

07/02/2008

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

07/02/2008

Editorial

07/02/2008

It's been said so many times, but it continues to need repeating. Please have a safe holiday. The Fourth of July is a bang-up holiday and we always need to remember that safety is most important.

Commentary

07/02/2008

Photo

07/02/2008

Greencastle-Antrim Little League baseball held its annual end of the regular season all-star game and home run derby recently.

Rebels claim 10 and under Suburban title

07/02/2008

Article

07/02/2008

American Legion baseball

07/02/2008

Greencastle 11-12 team opens strong

07/02/2008

Junior Division stays unbeaten

07/02/2008

Gain a mental edge on the course

07/02/2008

Sports Calendar

07/02/2008

Responsible patriotism...

By FR. JOSEPH STAHURA Pastor St. Mark the Evangelist Church — 07/02/2008

This Sunday coincides with the celebration of our nation's independence. It is a time to reaffirm that vision of our founding fathers; to whom a free and just society is one.

CHURCH SERVICES

07/02/2008

Faith Raisers

07/02/2008

Two G-A students awarded medical staff scholarships

07/02/2008

College News

07/02/2008

Montessori graduation

07/02/2008

Article

07/02/2008

Dr. William Rudd, left, presents to G. Warren Elliott the Shippensburg University Lifetime Achievement Award.

FSU has new nursing program

07/02/2008

Professor receives PSU grant

07/02/2008

George F. Kennedy Jr.

07/02/2008

Henry H. Pittman

07/02/2008

Bertha E. Winsor

07/02/2008

Time to check for bagworms

By ROBERT KESSLER Penn State Cooperative Extension Franklin County office — 07/02/2008

Market News

MARKET NEWS SERVICE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE — 07/02/2008

New Dairy Princess crowned, alternates. promotion team named

07/02/2008

SAY 'CHEESE'

07/02/2008