Day Tripper: Downtown Waynesboro Waynesboro is Rich with History and Tradition Fall is fabulous in Waynesboro PA, situated in the southeastern part of Franklin County. The vibrant beauty of South Mountain is exceptional in the fall, and what better time to visit than...
Camp Ezri By Karen Gardner In the mountains of western Berkeley County, West Virginia, is an outdoor haven for at-risk young people. Camp Ezri uses Christian-based messaging and outdoor adventure to help children ages 8 to 17 to discover their potential. “I’ve been...
Charles Sekula ‘Mister Downtown’ Charles “Charlie” Sekula was born on May 25, 1945, in Braunau, Austria. The birth took place in a schoolhouse enroute to a refugee camp, attended by a young doctor. It was the first time the doctor had ever delivered a baby. Charlie’s...
Hot Diggity The Dog House Café reimagines an American favorite. By April Bartel and photos by Turner Photography Studio You can find a burger place on just about any corner, but The Dog House Café at the intersection of S. Potomac and Antietam Streets in Hagerstown is...
Leitersburg Man is a ‘Big Dill’ on the Pickleball Court Bill Hunsberger believes that exercise should be a part of everyone’s daily life. By Crystal Schelle At a spry and agile 87 years young, the Leitersburg resident practices what he preaches. “I just think it’s...
E. Russell Hicks E. Russell Hicks, 74, widely known local teacher, historian and columnist, died on February 27, 1966, at Washington County Hospital. Mr. Hicks, who lived at 343 Central Avenue, taught school in Washington County for more than 50 years. Twenty-five of...
