Augusta Gray and other Shippensburg High School students in Kristoffer Rhinehart’s AP U.S. history course routinely perform well in national exams. (Public Opinion, Makrell DeLoatch)
April 2013 Photos
Legacy: Shippensburg University renamed its Child and Family Center for Robert B. and Barbara Bartos. He is a retired dean of the university’s College of Education and Human Services. (Courtesy)
On the rack: Samantha Beam and Samantha Pinedo, both 17 and from Boiling Springs High School, check out some gowns Sunday at Project Prom Dress at Shippensburg University. ( Public Opinion/Lauren Cappuccio)
Passers by check out the art at last year’s Artrageous. (File)
The ballroom dancing class was full of people of all ages. There were several teens and pre-teens, like these two. (Kerri Fleegle/For Public Opinion)
Participants of the beginner class learn swing, tango, cha cha and fox trot. (Kerri Fleegle/For Public Opinion)
Members of the French exchange program at Shippensburg University. (Courtesy/The Slate)
Students who participated in the project are: kneeling, from left, Rachel Mohn and Jolie Duhon, and standing, from left, Drew Ceneviva, Maike Prudhomme, Valerie Wasman, Heather Latchford, Jabari Pinnock, Courtney Hoover, Mallory Cowan and Catherine Carroll. (Courtesy/Shippensburg University)
March 2013 Photos
Shippensburg-area firefighters responded to a house fire on Kail Avenue this morning. A family was displaced as a result of the fire. The cause is being investigated. (Lauren Capuccio/Public Opinion)
From left, Shippensburg Mayor Bruce Hockersmith; Mick Kelly, Firearms Division of Pennsylvania State Police; Jim Taylor, cofounder of America’s PAC; Samantha Cossick, Public Opinion reporter; and Chad Kimmel, associate professor of sociology at Shippensburg University, participate Wednesday in “Rights and Restrictions,” a panel discussion on gun control, at SU. (Ryan Blackwell/Public Opinion)
Shippensburg University field hockey player Bre White and Student Veteran of America Joshua Lang show their certificates of merit. They and SU football player Zach Zulli were awarded with the certificates by U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pennsylvania. (Public Opinion/Sonya Paclob)
Vigilant Hose Company and Shippensburg Area EMS were presented with Silver LEED certification for building an environmentally efficient building. Pictured are Gregg Thompson of Brechbill and Helman Construction Co. and Kevin Nehf, vice president of Vigilant Hose Company.(Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Shippensburg Area Senior High School AP Art Studio students Maddie Gardner, left, and Lexi Mowers arrange Mowers’ 3-D artworks on stands at SHAPE Gallery Thursday.
Shippensburg Area Senior High School AP Art Studio students (from left) Maddie Gardner, Kristie Decker and Samantha Willhide prepare to put their artwork on display Thursday at SHAPE Gallery.
February 2013 Photos
Students wrote notes in support of the cause behind One Billion Rising. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Shippensburg University Women’s Center hosted One Billion Rising, a global initiative to end violence against women, Thursday. Stephanie Diaz, intern at S.U.’s Women’s Center, fielded questions at the event. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Speaker: Marvin Worthy, Worthy Consulting Firm, is the keynote speaker during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. March for Humanity program Thursday at Shippensburg University. (Public Opinion/Markell DeLoatch)
Honoring the movement and the man: The annual Martin Luther King Jr. March for Humanity at Shippensburg University drew over 100 students. (Public Opinion/Markell DeLoatch)
Shippensburg University President Bill Ruud shows an artist rendering of campus housing development at Shippensburg University on Friday, February 1, 2013. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Shippensburg University officials and project developers cut the ribbon on the completed student housing units at Shippensburg University on Friday, February 1, 2013. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Forcing the issue: Shippensburg s Dereck Enders, front, and Kutztown s Tony Farace battle for control during their 125-pound bout on Friday night. Ender won the bout 6-1 in Kutztown s 24-12 match victory. (Bill Smith/Shippensburg University)
January 2013 Photos
Fourth and fifth grade students from the Shippensburg School District compete during the Geography Bee Friday at Shippensburg Area Intermediiate School. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Sue Fisher, left, repeats after Shippensburg Mayor Bruce Hockersmith the oath for her appointment to the West Ward seat of Shippensburg Borough Council. (Amber South/Public Opinion)
Geography Bee champion Sean Meehan, 10, shows the correct answer to the question: Winter skiers flock to the Green Mountains in which state that borders Canada? Fourth and fifth grade students from the Shippensburg School District competed during the Geography Bee Friday at Shippensburg Area Intermediiate School. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Guests take a look at art work up for auction at SHAPE’s annual silent auction and membership drive last year. (Courtesy)
Annette Bartholomew, left, and Marvel Day prepare items for the Totes of Hope Campaign for Homeless Veterans Tuesday in the clubhouse at Country Manor Adult Community, Shippensburg. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
December 2012 Photos
Service exchange for rent: Sam Nehf, a student at HACC, left, and Kyle McClure and Jay Showvaker of Shippensburg University hang out Thursday in a dorm for Vigilant Hose Company at the Shippensburg Area Emergency Services Building. Vigilant offers students free living space in return for volunteering with the fire company. ( Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Jim Turner of S.I.P. fingerprints Jamison Byers, 5 months, of Shippensburg at Shively Motors in Shippensburg for the Keeping Kids Safe Project on Friday, December 9, 2011. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Sam Nehf a student at Harrisburg Community College, left, and Kyle McClure and Jay Showvaker of Shippensburg University hang out in a dorm at the Vigilant Hose Co. at the Shippensburg Area Emergency Services Building. The company offers students free living space in return for volunteering with the fire department on Thursday, November 29, 2012. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
November 2012 Photos
Parade making: Tom Wiser, left, and Grant Ruth of Oasis of Love Church in Shippensburg show off the large replica bell that will be incorporated in the church’s Dickens Day parade float. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Firefighters hose down the trailer of a big rig Tuesday, November 6, 2012, following an accident. Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle, reported the crash as fatal on Interstate 81 southbound at mile post 30.5 near Shippensburg, Pa., that occurred around 9:50am. There were two vehicles involved in the crash. A tractor trailer was engulfed in flames. The second vehicle involved is a pickup truck. More information will be released at a later time. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
S.U. President Bill Ruud, left, gives Linda and Mark Brandt a tour of the campus Thursday, November 15, 2012. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
West End Fire and Rescue Company (from left): Mark Cleck, fire chief; President Ruud; Kevin Kline, deputy fire chief; and Patrick Taylor, firefighter and Shippensburg University student.
Essee Martin, owner of Deja Vu Boutique, poses alongside mannequins modeling fashions from her store. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
A scene from the 2010 Dickens’ Days Parade in Shippensburg
Shippensburg University President Bill Ruud tries his hand at milking a cow Monday at Brandt Farm.
Linda Shoemaker sells the popular Vera Bradley purses at East Meets West, Shippensburg, in this photo from 2008. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Jamie Clendening, far right, greets some of her supporters during Walk with Jamie at Southhampton Township Park a fundraiser to help with medical expenses associated with procedures to help her regain mobility on Saturday, November 10, 2012. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Supporters walk the track of Southhampton Township Park during Walk with Jamie a fundraiser to help Jamie Clendening with medical expenses associated with procedures to help her regain mobility on Saturday, November 10, 2012. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
October 2012 Photos
Lowe’s Fire Prevention/Kid’s Safety Day: Lowe’s of Shippensburg, 250 Conestoga Drive, will host its annual Fire Prevention/Kid Safety Day 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 6. According to organizer Matt Hawbaker, more than 35 modern and antique fire and rescue vehicles will be on site, as well as two medic helicopters and a police car. A variety of activities for kids will take place, including a fire truck bounce house and a visit from Smokey the Bear. Kids will also be able to build their own fire truck or police car through the Build and Grow Kids Clinic. The Cumberland County Mobile 911 Truck will also be on site. Firefighters will show off their skills through two demonstrations: an air bag recovery demo at noon, and the Dewalt Car Cutting Challenge featuring West End Fire and Rescue vs. Wiconisco Fire Department, from Dauphin County, at 2 p.m. A chicken barbecue, to benefit Shippensburg Area Emergency Services Junior Division, will also be available. Pictured above is last year’s air bag recovery demonstration. (Courtesy)
This basketball-shooting robot, created by Franklin County 4-H Robotics Club, will be on display — and possibly available for attendees to try out — at the Tech-or-Treat STEM expo Oct. 30 at Eugene C. Clarke Jr. Community Center.
Students are pictured at the S.A.L.E. table Friday at an LGBT fair at Shippensburg University. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Tonya Wible, left, Ray Reber and Kristina Jacoby were among the Shippensburg University Alumni Association members helping to pack food during a service project Friday, September 30, 2011, at King’s Kettle food pantry, Fayette Street, Shippensburg. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
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September 2012 Photos
Pictured are participants in a past Mini THON at Chambersburg Area Senior High School. Shippenburg University will host its first Mini THON in November.
Corey Burton and Katy Clay, Ship Votes organizers.
A lot of choices: Students at Shippensburg University attend the 2012 Career Expo Thursday in the campus’ Ceddia Union Building. (Public Opinion/Markell DeLoatch)
Bringing the fun: WSYC’s Tom Horne, left, Brenden Bekos and Josh Lowe play music and encourage students to register to vote during the Rock the Vote event Wednesday at Shippensburg University. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
An example of how to look like a zombie.
From left are: Brandon “Bubba” Smith, Scott Clay, Amanda Peterson, Rachel Snody, Dr. Kim Garris and Kyle Rogers.
5,000 flags were placed in the ground at SU to honor fallen soldiers.
Lance Shirey, center, a senior at Shippensburg University, talks to a recruiter Thursday, September 27, 2012, during the 2012 Career Expo at the CUB. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch/ @markellPO)
An example of how to dress like a zombie.
August 2012 Photos
Corny, the Corn Festival mascot, will stroll around the festival from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Courtesy)
President Billl Ruud helps freshmen move their belongings into dorms Thursday at Shippensburg University. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Students began classes today at Shippensburg University. That means many of the freshmen pictured here on move-in day Aug. 23 have officially begun their college careers. (File)
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Bringing the fun: WSYC’s Tom Horne, left, Brenden Bekos and Josh Lowe play music and encourage students to register to vote during the Rock the Vote event Wednesday at Shippensburg University. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Pictured are (front row, left to right) Keila Fitz, owner of The Pet Store; Kauffman; Charles Haney, environmental consultant for the Shippensburg Small Business Development Center; Jason Abela, legislative liaison for DEP; and Jay Moyer, small business ombudsman for DEP. Pictured (back row) are gentlemen from lighting contractor Ken Haines Electric, the company that installed the lighting. (Courtesy)
Students walk across the Ship Deck Amphitheater. (Courtesy)
The CUB Great Room. (Courtesy)
Olympic shot putter Ryan Whiting, right, nominated his former trainer, Glenn Thompson, left, for the O.C. Tanner Inspiration Award. (Courtesy)
July 2012 Photos
Congressman Bill Shuster announced in April that $500,00 in federal funding is being given to improve the intersection of Rowe Road and U.S. 11, Shippensburg. Funding is in place to add traffic lights to the intersection. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Jamie Clendening, at her Shippensburg home, said she benefits greatly from the People Assisting People Foundation. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Prep work: Todd Koser helps his daughter, Zoe, 9, get ready for the market lamb show Monday at the 55th Annual Shippensburg Community Fair. (Public Opinion/Markell DeLoatch)
ShipWreck Pub and Grill, located at intersection of King and Fayette streets. (From panoramio.com)
Mindy Holtry, left, and Stephany Wisler groom Quaker Boy a ram lamb while for show tomorrow at the Shippensburg Fair on Thursday, July 28, 2011. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Xena, a Miles and Mutts dog that has ran 27 miles so far. (Courtesy)
June 2012 Photos
Through the air: Appalachian Air Canines performed with Frisbees at Furry Fun Days Saturday in Shippensburg Township Park.( Kerri Fleegle/For Public Opinion)
Artist’s rendering: The mural coming to the ShipWreck Pub’s North Fayette Street wall includes an image of Union Gen. Samuel Sturgis, a Shippensburg native. (Courtesy)
Throw it again: Dogs participate in a Frisbee-catching event at a previous Furry Fun Days. This year’s event will be Saturday and Sunday in Shippensburg Township Park.
Joel Garrett, 17, buys hot dogs Monday night at Cressler’s Weis Market, Shippensburg. He will sell them Friday during his neighborhoods annual yard sale. All proceeds will go to Relay for Life. (Courtesy).
May 2012 Photos
Showing their support: Fourth- and fifth-grade students at Shippensburg Area Intermediate School are raising money for Relay for Life, which benefits the American Cancer Society.
Byte of crime: To the delight of children, McGruff the Crime Dog visits Grace B. Luhrs Elementary School during Internet Safety Day.
Matthew Clark of Carlisle takes part in an archeological the 2009 Fort Morris dig in Shippensburg. (Photo by Marcus Rauhut)
Miss Shippensburg Fair Queen 2011 Hannah Strohm with LIttle Miss 2011 Glara Geeseman.
April 2012 Photos
Ellen Tyler of Harrisburg wears her hat to the “Big Hat Brunch & Hair Show” at Shippensburg University on Saturday, March 31, 2012. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
U.S. Congressman Bill Shuster announced today that $500,000 in federal funding is being given to improve the intersection of U.S. 11 and Rowe Road in Shippensburg. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Shippensburg University students use the new outdoor area of the student center building to take in sun on Thursday, March 22. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Pat Schillo, Reading, stocks shelves at Kings Kettle food pantry, Shippensburg. Alumni Board of Directors stock shelves as part of Shippensburg University homecoming service project. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Suzanne Ream, left, and her 15-year-old daughter, Hayley, are a part of a group protesting Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett’s budget Monday, April 9, in front of the U.S. Post Office, Shippensburg. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
March 2012 Photos
Have faith: Marc Lamont Hill speaks about “The War Against Youth” Wednesday at Shippensburg University.
February 2012 Photos
On time: Construction continues at one of the newest dorms Monday at Shippensburg University. Public Opinion/Markell DeLoatch
Matt Ramsay (CQ), of Coilition for Christian Outreach, (seen on campus Monday, February 20, 2012) is a campus minister at Shippensburg University. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta, R-Hazelton, left, greets Comfort Dixon, president of S.U. Student Association Monday, February 13, 2012, at Shippensburg University. The Cumberland County university and surrounding area will become part of Rep. Barletta’s congressional district as part of the federal redistricting plan. S.U. President Dr. WIlliam Ruud looks on. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
January 2012 Photos
Three people were injured during the 1 a.m. fire and 13 displaced from the five-apartment building at 130 E. Garfield St. (photo by Markell DeLoatch)
Actor and entertainer Daryl “Chill” Mitchell acts as guest speaker for Shippensburg University’s 16th annual celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Wednesday, Jan. 18. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
The annual MLK March for Humanity, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., takes place Thursday January 19, 2012 at Shippensb urg University. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
December 2011 Photos
Greencastle-Antrim’s Rachel Kline, left, defends as Shippensburg ‘s Jenna Parson puts up a shot in Tuesday night’s Mid Penn Colonial Division game. The Hounds won, 47-28. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Cindy Tenney, volunteer kennel manager at Better Days Animal League, Shippensburg, takes rescue dog Jack for a walk Wednesday evening. The shelter is holding fundraisers to cover winter operating cost. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
Students in the third grade at Lurgan Elementary listen as Kaden Hurley, 11, reads her book “The last two” on Friday, April 23, 2010. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Jim Turner of S.I.P. fingerprints Jamison Byers, 5 months, of Shippensburg at Shively Motors in Shippensburg for the Keeping Kids Safe Project on Friday, December 9, 2011. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Andrew Alwine, left, and Sarah Ripperger both seniors at Shippensburg University pet Bowser one of the Kindly Canines involved in the pet therapy event at Shippensburg University on Dec. 8. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Shippensburg University seniors prepare to graduate on Saturday, Dec. 17. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
A Shippensburg family worked together to get Tiny World open for the Christmas season (Photo by Morgan Young)
Crews from Brechbill and Helman buidl the new Vigiland Hose Company No. 1 and Shippensburg Area EMS building Monday off Walnut Bottom Road, Shippensburg. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
November 2011 Photos
Santa waves during the Dickens Day Parade in Shippensburg on Thursday, November 17, 2011. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Haley Bode, 7, and Zachary Bode, 9, of Shippensburg wave to Santa during the Dickens Day Parade in Shippensburg on Thursday, November 17, 2011. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
The Franklin County Seeing Eye Dog Club dress up and bring the dogs out for the Dickens Day Parade in Shippensburg on Thursday, November 17, 2011. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
The Shippensburg Area Senior High School marching band play during the Dickens Day Parade in Shippensburg on Thursday, November 17, 2011. (Public Opinion/Ryan Blackwell)
Keith Yohn, left, FFCTC administrative director, and Sean Glennon, vice president and general manager of Volvo’s Shippensburg plant, conduct a ribbon cutting during a celebration for the establishment of Volvo’s new mechanical assembly training program Tuesday at Franklin County Career and Technology Center. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
October 2011 Photos
Kathy Wright lost most of her belongings when fire swept though her apartment early Sunday morning at 7674 Molly Pitcher Highway. (Public Opinion, Markell DeLoatch)
State Troopers Frank Hershey, left, and Steve Strawser look for causes of Sunday morning’s fire near Shippensburg. Fire destroyed an apartment house and business at 7674 Molly Pitcher Highway early Sunday
