A recent car-shopping trip with a friend got me thinking about my history with motor vehicles. My first was an English Ford convertible. It was white and cost me $75, which, even in 1967, was not bad. I don’t remember the year or model, but it was old. It had character, which meant some things
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Gettysburg will host a first- and second-round pod of the 2023 NCAA Division III women’s lacrosse tournament beginning on Saturday. The Bullets (15-4) earned one of 13 at-large bids into the field of 46 based on its body of work throughout the season. Gettysburg fell to Franklin & Marshall 15-14 in the
GETTYSBURG, PA – For more than one hundred years, fallen United States servicemembers were buried with honor at Gettysburg National Cemetery. This Memorial Day weekend, lesser-known stories of those interred within this hallowed ground will be explored. Join park rangers from Gettysburg National Military Park and Eisenhower National Historic Site as they discuss the creation and history of Gettysburg National Cemetery and highlight
Lincoln Fellowship representative Wendy Allen thanked the Gettysburg Public Works Department for repairing the “Return Visit” statue on the Gettysburg Square in April. After being restored at a studio in New Jersey and returned last year, the statue was loose. “It can’t be wobbling,” said Allen. Allen said she was deeply grateful to Public Works
After months of debate, the Carroll Valley Borough Council is still undecided about the issue of how many trailers can be parked on private properties in the borough. An amendment presented at Tuesday’s meeting was rejected and sent back for further tweaking. It would have permitted storage of three trailered vehicles per lot with a
Historic Gettysburg Adams County volunteers have begun conducting weekly Underground Railroad tours at McAllister’s Mill, located adjacent to the National Military Park. HGAC encourages everyone to discover a part of the battlefield unknown to most visitors. Tours leave from the south end of the old Mulligan MacDuffer’s Golf Course parking lot at 1360 Baltimore Pike
Gettysburg ran into a Lower Dauphin buzzsaw Wednesday afternoon as the Falcons breezed past the Warriors 17-0 in the shortened four-inning game. Katelyn Stawser was the standout of a 12-hit Lower Dauphin attack, falling just a single short of hitting for the cycle. As it was, she racked up six RBIs on the strength of
by Sara Edmiston Any resident of Adams County who is temporarily or permanently handicapped, elderly, or ill and is unable to physically visit the library is welcome to use our Library by Mail program. We know that ebooks are not for everyone and are happy to offer Library by Mail to those who cannot visit
After over a year of discussion and after having received comments from dozens of community members, the Gettysburg Borough Council voted Monday to allow outdoor events venues, including one to be located at the former Gettysburg Academy building at the corner of W. High and S. Washington streets. The vote was split 4 to 3
Bermudian Springs alumnus Alex Huntington beamed as children scampered across the sun-filled courtyard that he designed. The stone pavers in shades of gray and white at Bermudian Springs Middle School form the shape of an eagle — his alma mater’s mascot. Green artificial turf surrounds the stone. Huntington, a 2014 graduate, is part of the
Former state Rep and Former Auditor General Eugene DePasquale was in Gettysburg Tuesday, the latest stop on a tour of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties, introducing his potential candidacy for Attorney General. “The Attorney General should be the people’s lawyer,” he told a gathering of about two dozen Democrats gathered at the Adams County party headquarters in
Courtney Carignan, Michigan State University Quaternary ammonium compounds can linger on surfaces and in indoor air and dust long after the disinfectant has dried. Guido Mieth/DigitalVision via Getty Image.The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Concerns about unnecessary use of a common class of antimicrobial chemicals used in disinfectants
Gettysburg exploded for seven runs in the fourth inning Tuesday afternoon, kept adding on, and defeated a stubborn Central Dauphin East softball team Tuesday afternoon by a final score of 12-7. The game started with home-standing Central Dauphin East taking an early lead, scoring one run in the first inning and another in the third.
Tempers were high following the election of a temporary board member at Monday’s special voting meeting at Littlestown Area School District. Lindsey Kress, a former Littlestown High School teacher, was elected to serve from May through November. The other two candidates were Nickolas Lovell, a 2022 graduate of Littlestown High School, and Janell Ressler, a
A graduating senior shoutout from New Oxford High School Track and Field Coach Eva Karkuff. Have another athlete to honor? Please send us an email at sports@gettysburgconnection.org Athlete: RyLee Haugh Sports: Golf, Track & Field Accolades: -Team Field MVP in Track & Field in the 2023 season – #1 in Adams County in the Jav (106′
by Steve Boggs On May 8, my 70th birthday, a large swarm of honeybees landed in the young maple tree in my front yard in Cumberland Village, Gettysburg. My wife, Rosie, heard them first and asked what that noise was. We watched the cloud of bees as they slowly gathered on one of the tree
by Patti Robinson Daily, we are bombarded with “fake “news” declarations, from both sides of the political spectrum and from all forms of media. We know it can’t all be fake, and honestly, we want to believe our own trusted sources, not theirs! So, what do we do? We can’t ignore these calls of fake
Baseball team rolls to win; softball squad gets rolled Baseball Tegan Kuhns fired a 15-strikeout, two-hit shutout, and Bryce Rudisill went four-for-four in leading the Gettysburg baseball team to an 8-0 on the Warriors’ home field Tuesday. Rudisill had two doubles and four RBIs on the day and also scored a run. Gettysburg broke open
“The Sky This Week” appears regularly. It is written by Ian Clarke, Director of the Hatter Planetarium at Gettysburg College. The planetarium offers regular educational presentations about the stars and the skies; there’s something for early elementary through adults. Public shows have concluded for the academic year, but we are still accepting field trip requests for the
Yesterday’s high school softball action saw the Fairfield Lady Knights emerge victorious against the Biglerville Canners, winning 11-3 at Fairfield. Fairfield took control early, scoring three in the first and two in the second inning before Biglerville could get on the board. Four runs in the bottom of the fourth salted the game away in
A graduating senior shoutout from New Oxford High School Track and Field Coach Eva Karkuff. Have another athlete to honor? Please send us an email at sports@gettysburgconnection.org Athlete: Maya Richwine Sports: Field Hockey, Track & Field Accolades: -Team MVP in Field Hockey in the 2022 season -Team MVP in Track & Field in the 2021, 2022,
On Saturday night I had the best time I can remember in this little town. And believe me, my memories are many and varied. Thirty-three years ago, I made Gettysburg my home. As a single mom, I brought my two children to St. James church and discovered a place they could feel safe and we
Schmucker Art Gallery, Schmucker Hall, 300 N Washington St, Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA Hours: Tues. through Sun. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Mondays. The Adams County Arts Council’s 19th Annual Juried Art Exhibition will run June 1 – June 23, 2023 in the Schmucker Art Gallery, Gettysburg College. The juror for the competition will be
The following incidents have been reported by the Gettysburg Police Department. Please visit the department’s website for more information. See all our Police, Fire, and EMS Stories here Adams County Police Directories Thursday, 9/29/24 00:14 am Drunkenness 400 block of Baltimore St 05:02 am Public Service-Information 500 block of W. Middle St 11:40 am Assist
Adams County Technical Institute Director Jeremy Schaffner was on hand Saturday morning as a four-ton portable wood-fired bread oven was donated to the institute by Adams County non-profit Bakewell Farm. Bakewell Farm was founded as a way to demonstrate to students and their families how to make nutritious breads, and how baking could bring families
The Adams County branch of the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) presented a check for $7,000 to the Gettysburg Area School District as a thank-you for their contributions to their mission. GASD school board vice president Al Moyer said there were 400 active students in the program. ”We’ve been partnering for 40-plus years, and it
In less than one year, hundreds of American Battlefield Trust members will descend on Gettysburg for the national preservation organization’s 2024 Annual Conference. From April 25–28, they’ll enjoy tours, talks, and other special gatherings at an event designed to showcase both the battlefield and the community that surrounds it. Speaking from the group’s iconic property
By Anthony Hennen | The Center Square (The Center Square) – Long-simmering problems in Pennsylvania’s emergency medical services system have created stress points for ambulance services and fire departments big and small. The House Democratic Policy Committee held a panel on Friday to hear from first responders on where their legislative priorities should be to
“We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures.“ (Thorton Wilder) I gaze out the window. The sun is shining after days of pounding rain. I am grateful for days of gloom as our Mother Earth needed a long refreshing drink. Yet I am very
Gettysburg, ranked eighth in the latest IWLCA national poll, fell to tenth-ranked Franklin & Marshall in a back-and-forth Centennial Conference Championship game, 15-14. The game saw four ties and three lead changes, but the Diplomats outscored the Bullets 7-3 in the final quarter to secure the win. Gettysburg opened up a 3-0 lead in the
A long-term partnership came to fruition on Friday when volunteers from the Gettysburg Garden Club turned out at the newest Habitat for Humanity construction site on Orrtanna Rd. and transformed the front planting area from bare soil to a fully planted and mulched display of bushes. The project was the brainchild of Garden Club member
THE FACTSNo. 8 Gettysburg (15-3) 18, Washington (Md.)(10-8) 7What: Centennial Conference (CC) women’s lacrosse tournament semifinal gameWhen: Friday, May 5Where: Gettysburg, Pa. THE SKINNY STORYGettysburg, ranked eighth in the latest IWLCA national poll, outscored Washington (Md.) in three of the four quarters to key an 18-7 win and a return to the Centennial Conference Championship to defend their
The United Way of Adams County celebrated the community’s many volunteers during its annual With Heart in Hand Awards Ceremony on April 24 at Gettysburg College. “It’s awe-inspiring to see the extent and breadth of volunteerism in Adams County and the amount of good that is done in our community,” Mike Jackman, United Way board
eath Notice: Emilie Jean Holler, 85 of Fairfield, PA passed away on Thursday, May 4, 2023, at Transitions Health Care in Gettysburg, PA after a long illness. Born January 11, 1938, in Avella, PA, she was the daughter of the late William T. & Moynelle (Fehl) Hollaway. Emilie is survived by her beloved husband of
Sherrie Lynn Sanders, age 64 of Fairfield, passed away with family by her side on May 4, 2023, after bravely facing cancer. Born on September 5,1958 in Gettysburg, she was the daughter of the late Donald and Audrey (Six) Hess. She was the wife of Jeff Sanders, to whom she was married for 38 years.
Patricia Carr Ferguson, 79, Gettysburg, PA passed away Tuesday, May 2, 2023 at Reflections Living Center, Leesburg, VA. She was born May 14, 1943 in Nashville, TN the daughter of the late William and Martha Moser Carr. Her husband, Herbert R. Ferguson died in 2008. Mrs. Ferguson was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic
David L. Oyer, age 80, of Orrstown, passed away May 2, 2023 at his home. He was born October 30, 1942 in Shippensburg, … For the complete obituary, please click here.
Rhonda S. Arana Shelly, age 65, passed away Wednesday, May 3, 2023 at Hershey Medical Center. She was born April 20… For the complete obituary, please click here.
Littlestown’s softball team broke open a 2-0 game with three runs in the fifth inning and a seven spot in the sixth, sending everyone home an inning early in a 12-0 whitewashing of Gettysburg Friday afternoon on the Warriors’ home field. Littlestown started with a run in the first inning, then added another in the
By Judith Cameron Seniura Commissioners highlighted the challenges met by the Adams County Adult Correctional Center (ACACC) staff at Wednesday’s meeting, beginning with a proclamation to announce Corrections Office Week May 7-13. “I am honored to be here to remind them there are a thousand small successes they are responsible for every day,” said Katy
The Adams County Community Foundation today announced $160,000 in new scholarship awards to students in Adams County and South-Central Pennsylvania. The amount awarded brings the total amount of scholarships granted by the Community Foundation since its founding to more than $1.6 million. Awards range from $500 to $30,000 each and go to students pursuing higher
Part 1 of the Gettysburg Community Theatre’s dramatic production of Tony Kushner’s two-part play “Angels In America” opened tonight on the stage at 49 York St. The play won Pulitzer and Tony awards. Please see our photo gallery below for scenes from the show. Part 1 will also be presented Saturday May 6 at 7:00
After more than a year of planning and construction, the new Biglerville High School (BHS) greenhouse was officially dedicated on Tuesday at the Upper Adams School District campus in a ceremony hosted by Biglerville Mayor Phil Wagner, President of Canner Funds. The event was attended by Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding and other dignitaries,
Experts stress the importance of maintaining meaningful connections and utilizing resources to combat isolation and the health impacts that come with it. Originally published by The 19th Between the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the high cost of eldercare, and severe staffing shortages in long-term care, loneliness may seem like a comparatively small problem for older adults.
Softball and baseball victories Thursday afternoon Softball After trailing 2-0 after three innings, Gettysburg broke through for five runs in the top of the fourth, then three more in the next inning, en route to a 9-4 softball win over Bishop McDevitt on the Crusaders’ home field. Rachel Massenheimer and Samantha Carbaugh each had
Anatomically, we are similar to lots of other critters. We have hearts and livers in more or less relatively the same positions in our bodies, though some of us carry ourselves horizontally and others vertically. We walk on our hind legs, but so do birds — most of them, anyway. We use tools, but so
Norman H. âBusterâ Stine, Jr., 57, 1180 Chambersburg Road, Gettysburg, PA passed away Monday, April 24th at his home. He was born September 17, 1965 the son of the late Norman H. and Shirley Winebrenner Stine, Sr. Early in his career, Buster was a mechanic in a radiator and repair shop in Frederick, MD. Later
Mary âEvelynâ Sanderson, 92, Gettysburg, PA passed away Sunday, April 30, 2023 at her home surrounded by her family. She was born January 20, 1931 in Dillsburg, PA the daughter of the late Harry E. and Mary G. Lewis Kellison. Mary is survived by her husband of 73 years, Earl A. Sanderson. Mary most enjoyed
Russell E. âJackâ Sharrah, Jr., 76, of Biglerville, PA died Tuesday morning, May 2, 2023 at the York Hospital. Born March 24, 1947 in Gettysburg, he was the son of the late Russell and Minnie (Funt) Sharrah, Sr. He was the husband of the late Linda K. (Henderson) Sharrah who died October 24, 2009. Mr.
David C. Jacoby of Gettysburg, PA was 69 years old when he went home to heaven on May 2, 2023. Dave was born to Glenn and Millie Jacoby on December 29, 1953. He was the 6th of 9 children. Dave always found adventure wherever he was, whether he was road-tripping, spelunking, whitewater rafting, or riding
Bear Shambaugh born Saturday, April 29, 2023, at 6:09 PM to mommy and daddy, Alethia and Brandon Shambaugh at Chamb… For the complete obituary, please click here.
Manuel Antonio Ruiz, Sr., age 59, of Shippensburg, passed away on Sunday, April 30, 2023 at Shippensburg Health Center. … For the complete obituary, please click here.
Gettysburg Area School District Business Manager Belinda Wallen proposed a draft 2023-24 district budget with a zero percent tax increase on Monday evening. The Board of Directors voted unanimously to move forward with it. Wallen said the district expected to receive revenues of about $69 million, representing a 2.7 percent increase from last year. Expenses
Matt Williams, The Conversation Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen doesn’t want to look back in anger over a debt deadline missed. Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images Lawmakers have been given notice of a new deadline if they are to avoid a damaging default on U.S. debt: June 1, 2023. If Congress fails to raise the nation’s
by Ian LeVee The YWCA cordially invites you to join us for the 21st Annual Benefit Tennis Tournament on Saturday, May 20, at the Gettysburg College Tennis Courts. Proceeds benefit the YWCA Gettysburg & Adams County and our mission of eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. This tournament
With mounds of clay and a teacher’s heart of gold, sculptor and teacher Corey Shultz has opened a ceramic studio in the iconic Olinger building at 102 Chambersburg Street, Gettysburg. From the moment you walk in the door, it’s clear this isn’t just a cool new pottery shop, but a fully equipped artist’s studio space
Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our free newsletters. For decades, Pa. school board candidates have been able to run in both parties. But as races get more partisan, some lawmakers want to change that.
Gettysburg broke open an extra-inning tie with a four-run eighth yesterday afternoon in Hershey, defeating the Trojans by a score of 6-2. Bryce Rudisill’s two-run homer put the Warriors ahead in the first extra frame before his teammates tacked on two more insurance runs. Both teams started off strong, with Gettysburg scoring two runs in
A six-run fifth inning was the turning point Tuesday afternoon, as Hershey bested Gettysburg in softball action on the Warriors’ home field. In the first inning, Gettysburg managed to score a run, taking an early lead. The game remained tight, with neither team scoring in the next three innings. Gettysburg didn’t score again until the
by Jess Shelleman At Adams County Library System, we offer a large and varied collection that includes books and ebooks, audiobooks and e-audiobooks, DVDs, magazines, and many online resources. Rather than having a single employee take on the task of ordering materials for the entire system, the purchasing is split up between different branches and
Ready for a taste of summer? The Gettysburg Adams Kiwanis Club is again working to fulfill that need by providing fresh-picked blueberries to local fruit lovers. The deadline for ordering 10-pound boxes of berries is June 26 (June 24 for those making online orders). The annual sale is the local Kiwanis Club’s biggest fund-raiser, generally
On Saturday, April 22, three outstanding Gettysburg Area High School students attended the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) All-State Music Festival. All three had been selected to perform in the elite All-State Concert Band. The students, Kim Heinzelmann, Spencer Kennedy, and Linden Amster, competed in multiple auditions before being selected. Heinzelmann began playing the French
“The Sky This Week” appears regularly. It is written by Ian Clarke, Director of the Hatter Planetarium at Gettysburg College. The planetarium offers regular educational presentations about the stars and the skies; there’s something for early elementary through adults. Public shows have concluded for the academic year, but we are still accepting field trip requests for the
GETTYSBURG, PA – The Gettysburg Garden Club will hold its Annual Spring Perennial Sale on Saturday, May 20, 8:00 am – 1:00 pm, or until sold out, at the Gettysburg Firehouse, 35 North Stratton Street. Come early and have your choice of great finds. This year, we have an array of interesting plants, including turtlehead,
After 24 years serving steaks, seafood, desserts, and more to our community, the long-time owners of Gettysburg’s Dunlap’s Restaurant and Bakery, Ruth and Barry Dunlap, are moving to Texas to be nearer their son. The restaurant, as well as its parking lot, has been sold to the adjacent Federal Pointe Inn owner Pete Monahan. Monahan said
Hunter Gillin’s sacrifice fly scored Tegan Kuhns with the winning run yesterday afternoon as the Gettysburg Warriors earned a bottom-of-the-seventh, come-from-behind win over Red Land by a score of 4-3. Trailing 3-2 entering the final frame, the Warrior rally began with a walk to Wyatt Sokul, followed by a single from Kuhns. After a strikeout,
PRESS RELEASE Contact: David Blocher – Manager; dblocher@cumberlandtownship.com; 717-334-6485 Cumberland Township Police Department has always appreciated and accepted donations to make it a better place. These donations go towards non-budgeted items that help us protect the community or fund projects that enhance our operations. All Police Department donations received go towards projects that are supplemental
At their April Board of Supervisors meeting, Cumberland Township Board members were introduced by MH-IDD Community Liaison Bruce Bartz to the new police co-responder McKenzie Johnson, a mental health clinician assigned to police departments to assist officers during emergency calls, helping to de-escalate crisis situations and connecting individuals to available resources. The crisis intervention co-responder
Alice Broadway is running for the office of school director on the Gettysburg Area School District school board. A dedicated member of the community, Broadway has lived in Gettysburg for thirteen years, formerly serving on the GASD school board in 2019. As an elementary school educator in her ninth year teaching (currently teaching in the
Gettysburg and Washington College remained close through the first quarter, but the Bullets outscored the Shoremen 7-1 in the second quarter en route to a huge 26-13 victory in the final game of the regular season. Kyle Howard (Skillman, N.J./Montgomery) scored a career-high seven goals and added four assists for a career-high 11 points while George
A number of you commented on my recent blog about detoxing our brains. Here are some additional concepts and thoughts that may help you detox from negative self-directed messages. They’ve certainly got me thinking about the many ways I create problems for myself. –What they say about me says a lot more about them
About 80 Adams Countians were treated to an entertaining recipe for backyard entertainment and pollination. “Why would anyone plant a tree that isn’t native?” Toronto-based butterfly expert Carol Pasternak asked her audience Saturday afternoon. Pasternak presented a recipe for inviting birds and butterflies to residential gardens and lawns — the latter which she decried as
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has proposed a tax credit for new teachers, nurses, and cops. Republicans are skeptical. Stephen Caruso of Spotlight PA Tom Gralish / Philadelphia Inquirer Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our
Niños de todas las edades y sus familiares se reunieron en Vida Charter School en Gettysburg el sábado para celebrar el Día del Niño, un evento anual tradicional que celebra la infancia y los niños, la llegada de la primavera, el feriado del Cinco de Mayo, el próximo fin de la escuela. año, y un
Children of all ages and their family members gathered at the Vida Charter School in Gettysburg on Saturday to celebrate Día del Niño, a traditional annual event celebrating childhood and children, the arrival of spring, the Cinco de Mayo holiday, the coming end of the school year, and a spirit of community and belonging. The
Gettysburg’s first-ever food hall, Savorhood, opened its doors to the public April 28. Located at 985 Baltimore Pike, SavorHood is home to 11 Eateries and a brewery. The food hall offers an array of options including barbecue, pizza, Mexican, wings, and seafood. “We are so excited to bring this new dining concept to Gettysburg,” owner
Gloria J. Haslup, 78, of Gettysburg, PA passed away at home surrounded by family on Friday, April 28, 2023. She was born December 16, 1944 in Kinston, N.C. to the late James Jerue and Margaret (Everette) Jerue. Gloria is survived by her loving husband, James V. Haslup, Sr., her sons Jim Haslup, Jr. (spouse Debbie),
Joanne F. Horst, age 76, of Shippensburg, passed away Saturday morning, April 29, 2023 at her home. She was born Thursda… For the complete obituary, please click here.
The Gettysburg Black History Museum started as an idea shared around an old kitchen table. It was at that table where Margaret Nutter told her daughters they needed to find a way to share the history of Gettysburg’s Black families. More than 25 years later, the museum has found a new home inside Valentine Hall
The Fairfield Area School District Knights logo confusion has been settled. Superintendent Thomas J. Haupt told the district’s board of directors recently that more than a half dozen logos are used to represent the school’s mascot, The Knights. Haupt encouraged the board to choose one logo to ensure uniformity throughout the district. The board was
When Terry Scholle was riding a young mare one day in 2002, he never expected to be airlifted to York Hospital from Mt. Joy. But after an accident with a loose saddle, Scholle fell onto the hard earth and broke seven bones. He doesn’t remember the helicopter ride but is thankful there was one. Now,
State Representative Torren Ecker, who was arrested in an alcohol-related crash in the county on April 20, visited the Adams County Council of Governments monthly meeting on Wednesday morning. Addressing what he called “the elephant in the room,” Ecker told the gathered municipal and school district representatives that he apologized for his actions. “I am
We have much wisdom to gain by learning to understand other people’s cultures and permitting ourselves to accept that there is more than one version of reality. — Louis Menand, Pulitzer Prize-winning author. When people mention “the Greatest Generation,” they’re usually referring to the men who rid the world forcibly of Hitler, Mussolini, and the Japanese
William L. Hemler Jr., age 69, of Gettysburg, died Monday April 24, 2023 at his home. Born Sept. 25, 1953 in Gettysburg, he was the son of the late William L. Sr. and Joan (Sterner) Hemler. Bill was a life member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Gettysburg. He attended Gettysburg High School, served
Kevin W. Johnson, 60 of Gettysburg, PA passed away on Sunday, April 23, 2023 at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas after a long battle with cancer. Born May 17, 1962 in Pikeville, KY, he was the son of Don A. Johnson and the late Emma Jean (Hopkins) Combs. Kevin leaves behind his
Ronald O. Duvall, 94, of Hanover, PA died Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at his home. Born May 28, 1928 in St. Dennis, MD he was the son of the late Charles and Olive (Svec) Duvall. He was the husband of the late Thelda Jane Duvall who died April 6, 1986. Mr. Duvall was a Veteran
Lloyd Warren, age 70 of Shippensburg, passed away April 28, 2023 at his residence. He is survived by his wife, Sharon Wa… For the complete obituary, please click here.
Walking tours of Gettysburg’s only Underground Railroad (UGRR) Site recognized by the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom will begin on Saturday, May 6th, and everyone is invited to attend. Professional guides will lead tours every Saturday at 11 AM from May through August. Since 2011, hundreds of visitors have taken advantage of this unique
LANCASTER, Pa. – Two members of the Gettysburg women’s golf field team have been named to the All-Centennial Conference (CC) team by virtue of their finishes at the championship on Apr. 23. Caroline Kurtt (Denver, Colo./Clovis [Calif.]) and Ava Nicole Markunas (Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Area) earned a spot on the first team. The coaching staff, led by head coach
During a feasibility study on Monday, the Conewago Valley school board directed its superintendent and the architectural firm it has contracted with to further explore renovating its schools rather than building a new facility. The district will also look more deeply into an audience member’s suggestion to pursue a modified version of its renovation plan.
Tuesday, 4/25/23 02:27 am Suspicious Activity 100 block of N. Stratton St 02:57 am Suspicious Activity 200 block of Carlisle St 03:25 am Theft/Theft from Vehicle/Receiving Stolen Property/Loitering and Prowling at Night x 2 arrests 1st block of W. Water St 07:17 am Theft 1st block of N. Fifth St 08:29 am Fraud 100 block
A few years ago, Granddaughter went wandering with a friend in the woods behind our home. Suddenly she burst in the door, excitedly proclaiming, “Come on, Papa John! We found something!” “What did you find?” I asked. Monarch butterfly on yellow ironweed “C’mon. We’ll show you!” And off we went to see what turned out
“It’s mind-blowing! They’re missing out if they don’t come to hear these students.” “The whole ensemble is so talented! I didn’t know!” “His voice is so beautiful! It’s such a gift!” These are the words of Tamra, Theresa, and Melanie, three women who work at the Center for Student Success at Gettysburg College. They knew
Mechanicsburg defeated Gettysburg in the final league softball game of the season for both teams, 6-2, Thursday afternoon. Mechanicsburg started the scoring in the top of the second inning, with Sam Rybackl and Lauren Paul both getting on base and later scoring, giving the visiting Wildcats a 2-0 lead. In the top of the fourth,
Mechanicsburg dominated Gettysburg on the Warriors’ field yesterday afternoon, gaining a 6-1 baseball victory. Mechanicsburg took a quick 1-0 lead, with shortstop Jeff Lougee and second baseman Zach Lochary getting on base early in the first inning. Shawn Karpaitis (CF) hit a double, bringing in Lougee for the first run of the game. In the
by Casey Quinlan, Pennsylvania Capital-StarApril 27, 2023 Higher temperatures. Higher gas prices. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) Drivers across the country have seen that seasonal given play out in recent weeks. The national average for a gallon of regular gas is $3.64 on April 26, up 21 cents over the previous month, according to AAA.
May brings warmer weather, the opportunity to enjoy performances in the great outdoors, and the end of the school year. Opportunities abound to hear live music of all genres: classical, bluegrass, choral, or an entire ukelele orchestra. The choices are limitless! Reminder: Our Adams County school music ensembles will be performing their final concerts of
Tuesday, 4/25/23 02:27 am Suspicious Activity 100 block of N. Stratton St 02:57 am Suspicious Activity 200 block of Carlisle St 03:25 am Theft/Theft from Vehicle/Receiving Stolen Property/Loitering and Prowling at Night x 2 arrests 1st block of W. Water St 07:17 am Theft 1st block of N. Fifth St 08:29 am Fraud 100 block
We have much wisdom to gain by learning to understand other people’s cultures and permitting ourselves to accept that there is more than one version of reality. — Louis Menand, Pulitzer Prize-winning author. The YWCA Gettysburg and Adams County Library System provided human books for checkout during National Library Week, April 24 to 29, allowing participants
Tuesday, 4/25/23 02:27 am Suspicious Activity 100 block of N. Stratton St 02:57 am Suspicious Activity 200 block of Carlisle St 03:25 am Theft/Theft from Vehicle/Receiving Stolen Property/Loitering and Prowling at Night x 2 arrests 1st block of W. Water St 07:17 am Theft 1st block of N. Fifth St 08:29 am Fraud 100 block