Rachael Espaillat
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Antigravity fitness now offered in Hagerstown
Antigravity fitness has been popping up everywhere, and it has also found its way into Hagerstown. → Read More
Nerdvana Outpost is the store that brings collectibles and arcade games back
Growing up in the '80s and '90s, Pacman and Star Wars were all the rage, and a new store in Chambersburg is bringing it all back. → Read More
2021 World Canal Convention will be hosted in Washington County
2021 will be a big year for the C&O Canal in Washington County as the World Canal Conference will be hosted right in their back yard. → Read More
Hagerstown Valley Mall welcomes Belk with grand opening celebration
The highly anticipated department store, Belk, has opened its doors to the Hagerstown Valley Mall. → Read More
New airport director coming to Hagerstown Regional
The Hagerstown Regional Airport has a new director to take the crew to new heights. → Read More
Hagerstown teen sentenced for fatal drive-by shooting
More than a year after Eddie Ragland was shot and killed in Hagerstown, one of the defendants received his sentence for shooting Ragland to death. → Read More
Hagerstown man pleads guilty for vehicle fire
A Washington County man pleaded guilty for second-degree arson for setting a stolen Jeep on fire. → Read More
Man sentenced 30 years for robbing gas station and convenience store with a BB gun
A Washington County man was sentenced this morning to 30 years for robbing a gas station and a convenience store with a BB gun in 2017. → Read More
Hagerstown Police arrest suspect wanted for shooting
Hagerstown Police arrested Andrew Burke, a 29-year-old from Hagerstown, on Saturday for his connection to a shooting that took place on Jonathan Street near the former Elks Lodge on September 30. → Read More
Father-son duo behind bars on child porn charges
A father and son were both hit with several child pornography charges in Washington County after being convicted for the same crime back in 2015. → Read More
Eagles player helps kick off a local brewery's new craft beer
Roy Pitz Brewery in Chambersburg has brewed up a new craft beer they think will give the Philadelphia Eagles a kick of good luck for this football season. → Read More
Keep your data safe, change your passwords
Almost everything requires a user name and password, and it is for good reason; however, it can be hard to keep track of all those passwords. → Read More
Independent Fire Company holds 17th annual ceremony to remember 9/11
The Independent Fire Company in Ranson held a ceremony to remember those who lost their lives due to 9/11. → Read More
Why social media outlets clean out fake profiles
Across social media outlets, fake accounts are out there following everyday people. In July, Twitter released a statement that said they were removing certain accounts. → Read More
Mercersburg man charged for strangling his friend in a drunken fight
A Mercersburg man was charged with homicide for allegedly strangling his friend to death during a fight back in June. → Read More
Know the difference between a real scholarship and a scam
The next school year is swiftly approaching, which means it is about to be scholarship application season for many students. → Read More
Man and dog injured by a fire Sunday evening
A resident and their pet dog were injured in a fire that broke out Sunday night on Mulberry Avenue in Hagerstown. → Read More
Why it's important to stay hip to the new slang
The internet and social media unleashes a whole other world, and with that, comes a whole different language that kids have created. → Read More
Study: Maryland and Virginia among the most dangerous states for kids online
A study from Internet Service Partners ranked Virginia and Maryland as among the top 10 most dangerous states for kids online. → Read More
Local podiatrist battles bunions
Bunions aren't pretty, and they definitely don't feel good. While there are at least 30 different surgical procedures to treat them, one podiatrist is pioneering an alternate surgical operation for patients. → Read More