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No new teachers in Boiling Springs in June sign pledge to teach Critical Race Theory

By Cumberland Valley News | Jul 11, 2022

There were no new teachers in Boiling Springs who signed the pledge in June, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.

Shippensburg-based Banks company Orrstown Financial Services Inc. (ORRF:NAQ) sees value fall 6% in week ending July 9

By Cumberland Valley News | Jul 11, 2022

PNC Financial Services Group Inc. (PNC:NYQ) was the highest Banks company headquartered in Pennsylvania on July 8.

Art Exhibit: The Seven Lively Artists: A Tradition of Realism on July 22, 2022

By Press release submission | Jul 11, 2022

Art Exhibit: The Seven Lively Artists: A Tradition of Realism on July 22, 2022

CYP Mid-Month Mixer at Carlisle Container Co on July 22, 2022

By Press release submission | Jul 11, 2022

CYP Mid-Month Mixer at Carlisle Container Co on July 22, 2022

How many Cumberland County business licenses were issued in week ending July 9, 2022?

By Cumberland Valley News | Jul 10, 2022

There were 22 business licenses issued in Cumberland County in the week ending July 9, 2022, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State.

Value of Mechanicsburg-based Health Care Providers company Select Medical Holdings Corp. (SEM:NYQ) rose 17.1% in week ending July 9

By Cumberland Valley News | Jul 10, 2022

Universal Health Services Inc. (UHS:NYQ) was the highest Health Care Providers company headquartered in Pennsylvania on July 8.

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Cumberland Valley News area weekly mass times

By Cumberland Valley News | Jul 9, 2022

The following parishes in the Cumberland Valley News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

House members respond to governor's veto of sports act

By Cumberland Valley News | Jul 8, 2022

HARRISBURG – Reps. Barb Gleim (R-Cumberland), Martina White (R-Philadelphia), Valerie Gaydos (R-Allegheny), Stephanie Borowicz (R-Clinton/Centre), and Dawn Keefer (R-York) issued a statement following Gov. Tom Wolf’s veto of House Bill 972, the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act:

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Curriculum & Instruction Committee Meeting on July 19, 2022

First County in PA Offers Real Estate Tax Credit to Firefighters, EMS Volunteers

Number of teachers pledging to teach Critical Race Theory in Mechanicsburg stagnates at 1 in June

Value of Personal Care, Drug and Grocery Stores company Rite Aid Corp. (RAD:NYQ) based in Camp Hill fell 52.8% in week ending July 9

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School Board Meeting on July 21, 2022

Campaign spending: Top Q2 political donation recipients in Pennsylvania

No new teachers in Boiling Springs in June sign pledge to teach Critical Race Theory

Shippensburg-based Banks company Orrstown Financial Services Inc. (ORRF:NAQ) sees value fall 6% in week ending July 9

Art Exhibit: The Seven Lively Artists: A Tradition of Realism on July 22, 2022

CYP Mid-Month Mixer at Carlisle Container Co on July 22, 2022

How many Cumberland County business licenses were issued in week ending July 9, 2022?

Value of Mechanicsburg-based Health Care Providers company Select Medical Holdings Corp. (SEM:NYQ) rose 17.1% in week ending July 9

Cumberland Valley News area weekly mass times

House members respond to governor's veto of sports act

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Art Exhibit: The Seven Lively Artists: A Tradition of Realism on July 13, 2022

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