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Harold Ryland Garretson, age 90, of Bendersville and Gettysburg, passed away peacefully on November 24, 2021. He was the devoted husband of Barbara Keller Garretson for 65 years. The only

Streaming poker seemed a natural extension to producing YouTube gaming videos for this married father from Boiling Spring. With friends spread throughout the country, he missed the “couch co-op” feeling of sharing a gaming experience. “As soon as I heard PokerStars was bringing online poker to Pennsylvania, I couldn’t wait to stream that as well,” he says. “Now my friends or fellow players on PokerStars PA will hop into chat and I get to have that feeling again. My mom used to sit next to me on the couch when I would play poker on my laptop, and now she’s one of my biggest su...

The Shelby Star After nearly three years on the job, Boiling Springs' town manager is stepping down from the job. Lucas Shires submitted his letter of resignation to the Boiling Springs Town Council earlier this month. He is leaving work in the public sector for a job as a land designer and urban planner at a firm in Charlotte. "I've had a great time. It's been a great job," said Shires of his time in the town of bubbling waters. Shires' last day as official town manager will be Jan. 29. The council has started a search committee consisting of two members and mayor Bill Ellis to vet candid...

Callaghan Elementary temporarily suspends on-site learning after positive cases of COVID-19 Eddie Callahan © Provided by Roanoke-Lynchburg WDBJ-TV Generic Coronavirus ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ) - After multiple positive cases of COVID-19 within the Callaghan Elementary School community, on-site learning will be temporarily suspended through February 1. According to Alleghany County Public Schools, contact tracing protocols revealed a 20% staff exposure rate, meeting the Virginia Department of Health’s threshold to recommend that the school remain predominantly vacant fr...

Alleghany County elementary school temporarily switching to virtual learning due to staff COVID-19 cases Building to be predominantly vacant from 1/20 through 2/3 Published:  Tags:  ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Va. – An elementary school in Alleghany County will switch to virtual learning for two weeks due to COVID-19 cases among its staff members. Callaghan Elementary School currently meets the threshold of a 20% staff exposure rate, according to Alleghany County school leaders. Because of this, the Virginia Department of Health recommends the building remain predominantly vacant from January 20 th...