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CAMP HILL – It took a while for Waynesboro to shake itself out of an early-game slumber, but when Red Land’s Brady Seyler rambled 65 yards for the game’s first touchdown, the Indians took notice that the

WAYNESBORO – After defeating Palmyra a week ago, Waynesboro knew what was coming on Friday against varsity football rival Northern York. “Stop the run,” said ‘Boro linebacke r Tank Benedict and head coach Mark Saunders. They were

LEWISTOWN – When the Waynesboro Area Senior High School varsity football team studies the film of its 20-14 Mid-Penn Keystone Division loss to Mifflin County High School, they’ll point out multiple missed opportunities, the same story as

Give Waynesboro Area Senior High School senior Tyler Fortney a round of applause. Although he didn’t qualify beyond the PIAA District 3-AAA tournament held last week at Honey Run Golf Course, the senior golfer was ultra-consistent during

HERSHEY – Homecoming 2024 was a good night to be a Lower Dauphin Falcon. And Gerald Sanders, who was crowned Homecoming king at halftime at Hersheypark Stadium, earned the limelight as Lower Dauphin won its third consecutive

WAYNESBORO – And just like that another high school varsity football season has ended. What began as a promising 2024 campaign ended on a sour note, as the Waynesboro Indians lost on Senior Night, 35-31 against Hershey

WAYNESBORO – Once upon a time, a Waynesboro boys’ basketball game against New Oxford was a conference game. Times have changed, and the former Blue Mountain League opponents now meet on the court as non-conference foes. Or

Elijah Miller is already a North American champion. Now, the Waynesboro Area Senior High School sophomore is a World champion. Miller, the son of Joseph and Mercedes Miller of Rouzerville, reaped the fruits of victory at the

WAYNESBORO – Waynesboro was coming off a disappointing outing at Penn Manor last Friday. The loss wasn’t so bad, 51-42. It was how head coach Tom Hoffman’s team lost in Lancaster County. “It almost looked like we

NEWVILLE – The Waynesboro Area Senior High School boys’ and girls’ varsity swim teams racked up many first-place finishes. They added some seconds and thirds as well, and the result was the Indians won 107-77 against Big