April 21 — The National Archives rolled out detailed census data from the 1950 collection this week. An obscure law in the US says detailed census data will remain private
March 30 — A Federal Emergency Management Agency will be coming to the exit 3 area of Interstate 81 and yet it appears the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) doesn’t
CHAMBERSBURG – The issue over the appropriateness of racial workshops that had been planned and then canceled for a recently held basketball tournament titled Hoops for Harmony sponsored by Chambersburg
February 22 – A debate scheduled last night at Villanova University would have given Pennsylvania citizens a feeling of where all of the candidates for Pat Toomey’s US Senate seat
CHAMBERSBURG – A drone flown around the Southgate Shopping Center in Chambersburg has shown empty store fronts and disrepair. So how does Borough Council think it’s a good idea to
February 7 – Hearings for legalizing recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania will begin today in the State Senate, led, believe it or not, by Republican legislators. There seems to have been
February 2 – The Chambersburg Police Department launched their new comprehensive traffic safety strategy at the beginning of the year and the results for the first month are in. Speed
November 12 – Kyle Rittenhouse, the now 18-year-old facing murder charges from a riot last summer in Kenosha, Wisconsin, took the stand yesterday. And handled himself quite well for his
CHAMBERSBURG – Every weekday morning on First News, the local – live morning radio information show with Pat Ryan and Michele Jansen features the big talk topics and opinion from
November 5 – The deadline for vaccine mandates has been announced – it’s January 4. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued the final ruling on the vaccine mandate
