William H. Bushman, 91, of Gettysburg, PA, passed away on Wednesday, March 15, 2023 at the Gettysburg Hospital. Born June 26, 1931 in Gettysburg, PA he was the son of the late George and Mary Edith (McCleaf). William was preceded in death by his wife, Doris G. (Durniak) Bushman who died August 30, 2020. Mr.
Stephen âSkipâ Olinger, 68, Gettysburg, PA passed away peacefully on Monday, March 13, 2023 at Doeyâs House, inpatient hospice care, in Hagerstown, MD. He was born April 16, 1954 in Gettysburg, PA, the son of the late George and Mae (Bream) Olinger. Skip was predeceased by his beloved sister, âPedieâ in September 2022. Skip was
Lewis âCarlâ Leinbach, passed away peacefully Thursday, March 16 at Paramount Senior Living, Fayetteville. He was 81 years old. Born March 29, 1941, in Palmerton, PA, Carl was the son of Rev. Carl and Madeline Leinbach. He graduated from Hazleton High School, and in 1962 from Lafayette University. He received a Masterâs Degree in Mathematics
Terry E. Ohler, 75, of Gettysburg, PA died Friday evening, March 17, 2023 at Genesis Gettysburg Center. Born September 21,1947 in Gettysburg he was the son of the late Fern R. and Dorothy A. (Sanders) Ohler. Terry was a life member of the Gettysburg Fire Department serving for over 55 years. Terry is survived by
Kenneth William Miller, Sr., age, 86 of Gettysburg, passed away on Thursday, March 16, 2023. He was born September 11, 1… For the complete obituary, please click here.
Betty Jane Fickes Baker, age 95, a resident of Cross Keys Village, formerly of Biglerville and Arendtsville, PA, died Ma… For the complete obituary, please click here.
Donna Marie (Gochenour) Taylor ended her earthly journey on March 19, 2023. Born June 21, 1950, she was the beautifully … For the complete obituary, please click here.
By Stephanie Trout Spring is on the horizon, bringing with it thoughts of new beginnings. Mother Nature will start to make her grand entrance as flowers push through the dirt, robins sing, and trees blossom. The days will start to get longer, and the temperature will begin to rise. Many people will shake off the
Cumberland Township Police are warning the community of a current scam targeting elderly citizens. An elderly female reported that she was almost the victim of a scam phone call. The caller pretended to be her grandson and told her he was in a vehicle crash. The caller used high pressure tactics and claimed that he
Scott Harper, former Adams County assistant public defender, has been named Chief Public Defender of Adams County. Harper graduated from Widener University School of Law in 2005 and was in private practice as a trial attorney, serving much of south-central PA. He joined the Adams County Public Defender’s staff in 2021. A former business owner,
New Oxford took an early lead but Bermudian came out on top 9-7 in boys high school baseball this evening. Berm scored all 9 of its runs in the 5th inning. Tyson Carpenter had three hits for Bermudian, while Connor Main and Cade Baker had two each for New Oxford. New Oxford’s Kolton Haifley and
by Frank Pizzoli, Pennsylvania Capital-StarMarch 19, 2023 Three central Pennsylvania residents who volunteered to serve in a federal program aimed at addressing violence targeted at vulnerable populations and others, say the experience has been a lesson in “the ABCs of constructive dialogue.” Joseph Bubman, Founding Executive Director, Urban Rural Action (URA photo). Urban Rural Action
Positive thinking goes nowhere unless it is followed by action. That’s precisely why we say the road to hell is paved by good intentions. Meaning to do something and actually doing it are two very different things. Most of us are procrastinators, one of those character flaws many of us humbly ask God to remove
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We have sat through Borough Council meetings regarding the English property located at 68 W High Street for a year. The owners want to add Events Venue to the Elm Street Overlay, which would increase the allowed uses for their property. The property is currently permitted for a Bed and Breakfast and Vacation Rental. The
“You get to know so many people!” was the repeated outcry around the fancifully-appointed Gettysburg Hotel Ballroom Saturday evening as the Gettysburg Community Theatre celebrated fifteen years of engaging folks from around the county at its 15th Annual Gala, “Once Upon A Time.” Founding Executive/Artistic Director Chad-Alan Carr’s excitement seemed to be the energy source
Visitors May Now Drive Directly to the Farm GETTYSBURG, PA – Eisenhower National Historic Site is pleased to announce that tours of the Eisenhower home will resume on Saturday, April 1, 2023, for the Spring and Summer season. Individuals, families, and groups with fewer than 20 people can now drive directly to the site. April
Long-time Healthy Adams Bicycle/Pedestrian Inc. (HABPI) board of directors member Tom Jolin was honored today with a plaque placed near the Susan Naugle Bridge off W. Middle St. In introducing Jolin, HAPBI board member Steve Niebler said Jolin’s name was “synonymous with HABPI.” Niebler said Jolin was a founding member of HABPI and one of
The Conewago Valley school board filled its vacant position on Monday evening following a 7-0 vote. Beth Farnham was sworn in prior to the meeting, pending approval of the school board. Farnham’s term will expire this year. Farnham replaces Tara Bolton, who resigned. Safety and communications Matthew Muller, director of district safety and communications, said
The Gettysburg Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is celebrating Women’s History Month by displaying Mamie Eisenhower’s Dress at the World War II American Experience Museum in Gettysburg every weekend this month. Mamie was an honorary regent of Gettysburg Chapter, NSDAR, and she donated a cocktail dress to them in the 1960s. Also
Dan McEvoy, Desert Research Institute After three years of extreme drought, the Western U.S. is finally getting a break. Mountain ranges are covered in deep snow, and water reservoirs in many areas are filling up following a series of atmospheric rivers that brought record rain and snowfall to large parts of the region. Many people
I am very excited to announce my candidacy for membership on the Borough Council! I have been a proud native and resident of Gettysburg’s 3rd ward for over 25 years and my family is deeply rooted in Gettysburg and Adams County. During this time, I came to truly value and appreciate the safety and sense
I sit looking out my upstairs window at four trees poking through mostly lawn. Last year, we planted a 4×16-foot wildflower plot on a piece of that lawn. This year the strip will be 4×100, roughly — a divider between our suburban lot and the one next to ours and, we hope, a larger magnet for butterflies.
Historic Gettysburg Adams County’s first Educational Speakers program for 2023 will feature Ron Kirkwood, author of “Too Much for Human Endurance: The George Spangler Farm Hospitals and the Battle of Gettysburg.” The talk will be held on Tuesday, March 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the historic G.A.R. Hall on 53 East Middle Street in Gettysburg,
Donald R. Altman, SR., 86, of Gettysburg, PA, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, March 15, 2023, at his home. He was born on October 4, 1936, in Erie, PA, to the late Howard Robert and Ruth Carlton Altman. Don served his country honorably in the US Air Force during the Korean Conflict. He spent most
Robert Elliott Johnson, age 81, of Shippensburg, passed away Monday, March 13, 2023 at Shippensburg Healthcare Center, S… For the complete obituary, please click here.
After two months of discussion at planning commission meetings, Carroll Valley Borough may be near a resolution to what has become known as the “trailer ordinance.” “I hope to prepare an ordinance draft for the next meeting,” borough manager Dave Hazlett told the Carroll Valley council. At issue is how many non-motored vehicles may be
The Gettysburg Adams Kiwanis Club heard from the Land Conservancy of Adams County at their March 13 meeting as part of the club’s continuing monthly speaker series. Pictured, from left, are Laura McMahon, Kiwanis president; Betsy Meyer, vice president of LCAC; Sarah Kipp, LCAC conservation director; and Erica Duffy, secretary and LAOC board member. The
by John L. Micek, Pennsylvania Capital-StarMarch 15, 2023 If you ever needed a reminder that we can’t turn a blind eye to hate, then new data from the Anti-Defamation League should more than do the trick. As the Capital-Star reported Tuesday, white supremacist propaganda hit an all-time high across the country in 2022, even as antisemitic propaganda more
The Land Conservancy of Adams County (LCAC) held its 27th Annual Dinner meeting at the Gettysburg Hotel on March 9. Landowners who preserved their properties in 2022 were honored and new board members were elected. The Land Conservancy seeks to preserve the rural character of Adams County through the negotiation of Conservation Easements. An easement is
by Robyn Woods When I was a kid, we would get the Scholastic catalog to take home. This paper catalog had all of the new scholastic books that were available to be ordered. I would sit at home and circle all the books that I wanted. My mom would then go through the titles and
Gettysburg Mayor Frealing recognized the 197th anniversary of its founding and honored local resident Bob Mcilhenny for his work in creating the Gettysburg flag 20 years ago at its meeting yesterday. Read our story about the development of the flag here. Frealing declared March as “The official flag of the borough of Gettysburg month.” Frealing
Adam T. Brown, 52, Fairfield, PA passed away suddenly on Thursday, March 9, 2023 at his business, New Beginnings Archery and More. He was born on November 14, 1970 in Westminster, MD the son of James L. and Patsy Hahn Brown of Gettysburg, PA. Adam is survived by his wife, Tracie Hartlaub Brown. Adam was
Kimberly A. (Yingling) Bayer, 66 of Harrisburg, PA formerly of Gettysburg passed away on Sunday, March 12, 2023 at her home surrounded by her family. Born December 08, 1956 in Gettysburg, PA, she was the daughter of the late Mark J. Yingling and Vickie A. (Maust) Staub. Kimberly was predeceased by her husband of 22
Gail E. Groh, 64, of Biglerville, PA died Monday evening March 13, 2023 at the UPMC Harrisburg Hospital. Born November 4, 1958 in Gettysburg, PA she was the daughter of Anna (Wetzel) Hess Bucher, of Hanover, PA, the late Joseph Hess and her step-father, the late Paul Bucher. She was the wife of Daniel E.
Angelina M. Gamber Angelina M. Gamber, 63, of Hanover, died Friday, March 3, 2023 at her home…. For the complete obituary, please click here.
Kelly Jo Swartz, age 36, of Mount Holly Springs, passed away March 8, 2023 as a result of a car accident. She was born … For the complete obituary, please click here.
Outstanding artwork created by Gettysburg College students during the 2022-2023 academic year is selected by artist Frederick Wright Jones, Associate Prof. of Art, Muhlenberg College. Juried Student Exhibition will be held in the Main Gallery with works on display March 24 – April 15, with a Juror’s Talk and awards set for March 24 at
155 Republican and 60 Democratic candidates have thrown their names into the upcoming May 16 Adams County primary election. Candidates who successfully navigate the primary will run in the municipal election on Nov. 7. The candidates are vying for the offices of Auditor, Borough Council Member, County Commissioner, Constable, Controller, Coroner, District Attorney, Magisterial Judge, Mayor,
“The Sky This Week” appears every Tuesday. 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. Field trip requests are welcome. NOTE: field trip request form for 2022-23 is now live. The spring
Perhaps you’ve found yourself rushing around lately, fueled by nervous energy and coffee. You may have said to yourself, “I’ve got to slow down and take time to breathe.” Perhaps you thought about learning to meditate but immediately said to yourself, “No… that won’t work. My mind is too busy for meditation.” Becoming mindful doesn’t
Jay L. Zagorsky, Boston University Over the past decade, vinyl records have made a major comeback. People purchased US$1.2 billion of records in 2022, a 20% jump from the previous year. Not only did sales rise, but they also surpassed CD sales for the first time since 1988, according to a new report from the
GETTYSBURG, MARCH 13, 2023: Local food equity nonprofit, The Gleaning Project, will host its tenth annual Empty Bowls fundraiser on Friday, April 21, from 4 PM-7 PM in Plank Gym at Gettysburg College with the help of our presenting sponsor WellSpan Health. Tickets are on sale now online at https://thegleaningproject.org/emptybowls Empty Bowls is a
Gettysburg, PA – The Adams County Farmers Market (ACFM) will launch its 2023 farmers market season on Saturday, April 29, from 8 am-1 pm. The farmers market will be newly located at the Gettysburg Rec Park, at 545 Long Lane in Gettysburg. Adams County Farmers Market organizers anticipate an excellent market season at the new
Self-acceptance and care are much easier to talk about than to practice. It’s so easy to push our basic physical and emotional needs to the side because most of us grew up being told it is important to put others first; that pride in self and self-confidence is somehow sinful. Yet self-negation, self-pity and viewing
Harrisburg, PA – Motorists in Adams County are advised they may encounter traffic disruptions next week at a bridge replacement project on Route 116 (Hanover Road) in Adams County. The bridge spans the South Branch of Conewago Creek between Geiselman Road in Union Township and Water Drive/Easton Way in Conewago Township. Weather permitting, the contractor will set
Healthy Adams Bike/Pedestrian Inc. (HABPI) will be unveiling a plaque honoring founding Board member Tom Jolin on Friday, March 17 at 10:00 AM at the Susan Naugle Bridge on West Middle Street in Gettysburg. The public is invited to attend this brief ceremony. The Bridge is located between Foursquare Church and Codori Memorials. Jolin was
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has announced the 2023 men’s and women’s “March Madness” brackets. 68 teams in each bracket will compete in a single-elimination tournament. On the men’s side the top seeds are Alabama, Purdue, Houston, and Kansas. 10th-seeded Penn State will play Texas A&M in Des Moines on Thursday, while 8th-seeded Maryland will
Borough Engineer Chad Claybaugh said the borough was working with a traffic consultant to create a design to make Racehorse Alley safer and more accommodating for bicycles and pedestrians. Claybaugh said a number of options were being considered, including the possibility of making the alley one-way between Buford and Washington Streets. The alley is already
Biglerville Borough Council Member Rob Smith hopes to advance his community service by becoming an Adams County Commissioner. Smith is seeking a Democratic nomination for one of three seats available on the board. Smith is adamant that he is not running against any of the three incumbents – Republicans Randy Phiel and Jim Martin and
Glenn Harrison Hankey, 73, Gettysburg, PA, passed away Wednesday, March 8, 2023 at Gettysburg Hospital. He was born July 13, 1949 in Gettysburg, PA, the son of the late Glenn L. and Myrtle Glass Hankey. Glenn was a 1967 graduate of Gettysburg High School. For most of his life he was involved in various positions
James S. Roser James S. Roser, 74, of Hanover, died Wed.,March 8, 2023 at UPMC Harrisburg…. For the complete obituary, please click here.
Wednesday was a day to appreciate preserving Adams County’s rural landscape as the commissioners approved the purchase of new land for preservation and honored two conservation agencies at their meeting. The commissioners approved a proposal from Ellen Dayhoff, AG Land Conservation Board Program administrator, to purchase five agricultural conservation easements in Conewago and Union Townships. The
Beginning April 7, 2023, the historic David Wills House will reopen, free of charge, Friday to Sunday, from 1 pm to 5 pm. Effective June 17, 2023, operations will expand to Thursday to Sunday, from 1 pm to 5 pm. Effective August 18, 2023, operations will return to operating Friday to Sunday, from 1 pm to
Carter Walker of Votebeat This article is made possible through Spotlight PA’s collaboration with Votebeat, a nonpartisan news organization covering local election administration and voting. This article is available for reprint under the terms of Votebeat’s republishing policy. As the legislature returns to work after a slow start to the session, progressive advocates and Democratic
The Conewago Valley school board brought in additional experts for Monday’s study session in response to requests from the community. The district began working on a feasibility study with Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates in 2021 to gather data and decide whether to renovate or replace buildings. In addition to some buildings being old and having
The Adams County Arts Council (ACAC) hosted more than 70 people at their annual meeting on Tuesday evening. Attendees included all three County Commissioners, several leaders from area organizations, the Arts Council’s Board of Directors, as well as ACAC staff, members, artists, instructors, and art enthusiasts. Executive Officer Lisa Cadigan, hosting her first annual meeting, said the
Lucille M. Parrell, 85, formerly of McAdoo, entered eternal rest Thursday morning, at Paramount Senior Living in Gettysburg. She was born March 22, 1937 in McAdoo, the daughter of the late Joseph and Theresa (Friendy) Bonafair. She was a member of SS Peter & Paul Parish, McAdoo. In retirement, Lucille enjoyed spending time with her
Judy Martin Shapiro, 79, passed away on March 2nd, 2023. Judy was born in Spokane, WA on October 23rd, 1943 to the late Col. Whitfield Anthony Martin and Evelyn (Hale) Martin. Judy graduated from Mt. Vernon High School in Alexandria, Virginia. She attended college prior to marrying and starting her own family, also in Alexandria.
Jack C. Stauffer Jack C. Stauffer, 88, of Littlestown, died Sunday, March 5, 2023 at Transitions Healthcare, Gettysburg…. For the complete obituary, please click here.
Freja Lake Eichorn, infant daughter of Adam Joseph Eichorn and Leah Cummings Troup-Eichorn passed away March 5, 2023 at … For the complete obituary, please click here.
March wind waves the blossoming red leaves of the maple, bluebirds, and cardinals clinging to the branches as they try to overpower the blossoming red leaves with their own raiment. It’s not yet Easter, but many critters are eager to show off their colors. Grabbing seeds from the grass, diminutive Dark-eyed Juncos in their white
Spring is near, and the Gettysburg Garden Club is preparing for its Spring Plant Sale at the Gettysburg Fire Hall on May 20. As in previous years, the club is requesting used green or black plastic flowerpot donations. The pots can be round or square and must be four inches or larger. Please do not
The Gettysburg WWII American Experience kicked off Women’s History Month on Saturday with an exhibit celebrating the inspirational and unprecedented contributions of women supporting the military efforts during World War II. Featuring many authentic original artifacts, vehicles, uniforms, pictures, storyboards, and activities for children and adults, the exhibit highlighted the important roles that nearly 350,000
by Susan Bigelow, CT News Junkie The right-wing war on transgender and gender non-conforming people has escalated to a new, very dangerous level. Last weekend at CPAC, the Conservative Political Action Conference, a Daily Wire host named Michael Knowles railed against transgender people, telling the crowd, “For the good of society, transgenderism must be eradicated
Originally published by The 19th Amanda Zurawski never wanted to be here. Neither did Lauren Miller. Nor did Lauren Hall or Anna Zargarian. But they didn’t feel like they had a choice. The four women repeated that refrain, one by one, on a humid Tuesday afternoon, standing in the shadow of the Texas Capitol. It
by Sharon Lentzner During these past three years, we may not have all experienced or taken notice of the many wonderful events happening around us. As president of the Friends of the Littlestown Library, I would like to share one of those events with you. This year our town celebrated the 11th anniversary of the
An archway of purple and black balloons created a solemn memorial for victims of opioid overdose deaths as part of National Black Balloon Day Monday afternoon in Gettysburg’s Lincoln Square. About 50 visitors stopped by, and 25 Naloxone kits and spray applications were distributed to help prevent some of those deaths. Naloxone, a prescription drug
The Gettysburg Area School Board has approved a change to its library media policy that will allow parents to specify material that their children may not read. The new policy instructs the school system staff to develop a system that will allow parents to specify books their children shouldn’t have access to. Despite the potentially-contentious
According to former Lead Server Emily Kate Hessler, 16 employees of Mt Joy Township’s Mela’s Kitchen left their jobs on Friday evening in response to what they considered inappropriate behavior from the restaurant’s owner, Donald Hoffman. Hessler said there had been a history of verbal abuse and other inappropriate behavior toward employees by Hoffman, but
By Nick Grasso | The Center Square contributor (The Center Square) – While the symptoms fueling the state’s teacher shortage are many, apparent easy fixes are few, according to state officials and educators. College debt, stagnant wages and stressful working conditions drive qualified teachers away in droves, testifiers recently told the Senate Education Committee, as the
The Gettysburg HIgh School wrestling program continues to flex its muscle in District 3 as one of the premier programs. The season began with the Warriors rejoining the Mid-Penn Conference after spending the previous 8 seasons in the York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association. The squad found the tougher competition challenging, going 3-3 in conference duals to factor
Over the years, I have read many definitions of codependency. All relate in some way to discounting our own needs and feelings and looking to others to validate and make us happy. After all, we live our lives in relationship to others, our environment, our culture, and our jobs, so why wouldn’t we
On Sunday, 3/5/23 at 3:18 am, Cumberland Township Police were dispatched to the 1100 Blk of Ridge Rd for a motor vehicle accident. Upon arrival police came upon a single vehicle crash. Police determined a 2011 Ford SDN was traveling north on Ridge Rd and left the roadway for unknown reasons, striking a tree. The
Editor’s note; Are you running for office? Gettysburg Connection wants to share your candidacy. Just send us a note: editor@gettyburgconnection.org. The two Adams County Republican commissioners, Jim Martin and Randy Phiel, have also opened their reelection campaigns. Incumbent Democratic Adams County Councilmember Marty Qually officially opened his campaign for reflection at the Democratic Party headquarters
It was twenty years ago when Gettysburg resident Bob Mcilhenny received a phone call from then borough manager Charlie Sterner. “Sterner said he thought it would be a great idea if we had a town flag,” said Micilhenny. “He called me because I ran a business that fabricated banners and flags.” Mcilhenny said he started
The Gettysburg Area School District Policy Committee has recommended the addition of one sentence to its policy on library materials. The new line reads: The Superintendent or Designee will develop a procedure to allow parents to have the option to limit access to “challenged books.” Policy Committee Chair Michael Dickerson said the district already allowed
The Refugee Resettlement Partnership (RRP) of Gettysburg has welcomed two families from Afghanistan. The first family passed the milestone of one year in Gettysburg on February 12th. We celebrated this first anniversary with a small gathering of family members–those who were not at work or sports — and RRP members who dropped in for tea
The Gettysburg Adams Kiwanis Club’s monthly speakers series will continue on Monday, March 13, with a program by Sarah Kipp, Betsy Meyer, and Erica Duffy from the Land Conservancy of Adams County. The program will begin with a short film, Roads, Rivers, and the Land in Between. It will be followed by a discussion about
Permanent crossing and turn restrictions at Glenwood Road, temporary restrictions at Golf Course Road/Range End Road Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that work is set to resume next week on a resurfacing and safety improvement project on Route 15 from just south of York Springs in Adams County to just
Arlene B. Zellner, 88, of Palmyra, formerly of Gettysburg, East Stroudsburg and Catasauqua PA, passed away on Wednesday, March 1, 2023. She is survived by two children: Kathy, of Eldersburg, MD, wife of John Saxton; and Gary, of Palmyra, PA, husband of Carol. She had three grandchildren: Ryan Zellner (Jessica), John Saxton(Rebekka), and Matthew Saxton;
Adams County is best known for apples and the three-day 1863 Civil War battle. Both are essential components of the rural southcentral Pennsylvania county’s history, but its story includes many more chapters. The Adams County Historical Society built a new museum, Gettysburg Beyond the Battle, to share the complete narrative. Beyond the Battle The museum,
Gettysburg Major Rita Frealing has recognized March as American Red Cross Month in Gettysburg. Frealing presented a proclamation to American Red Cross Central PA Chapter board member Jason Bugg.
Wyatt Massey of Spotlight PA State College This story was produced by the State College regional bureau of Spotlight PA, an independent, nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to investigative and public-service journalism for Pennsylvania. Sign up for our regional newsletter, Talk of the Town. STATE COLLEGE — Penn State is quietly planning to roll back its oversight
There is continuous discussion among us concerning whether the glass of our continued inhabitance upon this planet be half empty or half full. I choose to believe the latter, although plenty of us are hard at work draining what is left. Our forests will never look as they looked at the end of the last
A building that has stood at Gettysburg’s southern gateway for about 60 years is gone. Demolition crews destroyed the Gettysburg Tour Center store and ticket counter on Baltimore Street Thursday so construction can begin on a new facility. The Gettysburg Tour Center has operated in the same spot since the 1950s. The current building was
ames R. Lauritsen, 75, of New Oxford, PA, formerly of Gettysburg, passed away on Tuesday, February 28, 2023 at UPMC Hanover Hospital. Born September 24, 1947 in New Brunswick, NJ, he was the son of the late Raymond & Gladys (Hoover) Lauritsen. James is survived by his wife of 52 years, Celeste (Sepanek) Lauritsen. He
Members of the Conewago Valley school community offered their feedback on possible district upgrades during a community forum on Monday as the school board continues to weigh options for building updates. The district began working with Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates in 2021 to gather data and map possible scenarios. Four options are currently on the
At their regular monthly meeting yesterday, the Cumberland Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $25,000 Medical Marijuana Grant for the Cumberland Township Police Department. The grant had been awarded in December 2022 by the Pennsylvania Commission on Crimes and Delinquency (PCCD) as part of opening funding opportunities to all Pennsylvania municipal police departments to
Hello golfers and other interested readers, This is the first in a series on golf in our area. With each addition, I plan to profile a local golf course, share information on upcoming outings, provide updates on local junior golf opportunities, and announce any hole-in-one achievements. Today my focus is on my home course just
Gettysburg Area High School thespians are excited for the public to attend its spring musical, “Pippin,” this weekend. As told by a traveling troupe of actors led by the cunning and charming Leading Player (played by Emma Kirk), the show is the story of a young prince (played by Connor Peterman) who is searching for his own
by Special to the Capital-Star, Pennsylvania Capital-StarFebruary 27, 2023 By Fred Clasen-Kelly Jimmy Dee Stout was serving time on drug charges when he got grim news early last year. Doctors told Stout, now 62, the sharp pain and congestion in his chest were caused by stage 4 lung cancer, a terminal condition. “I’m holding on,
by Sherry Feeser In just a few short weeks, the temperatures will, hopefully, be increasing, and many of us will be looking for something to do outside. Several of the libraries in the Adams County Library System will have you covered. We will be placing StoryWalks outside several library branches. StoryWalks are fun for all
by Stephen Caruso of Spotlight PA | Feb. 28, 2023 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. Democrat Joanna McClinton was elected the first female speaker of the Pennsylvania House on Tuesday after
Long-time owner of Gettysburg’s General Pickett’s Buffet Gary “Ozy” Ozenbaugh and officials from the American Battlefield Trust paid a scheduled visit to the Gettysburg Area Recreational Authority this afternoon to uphold their commitment to make a $20,000 gift in support of community projects. “After decades on Steinwehr Avenue, the time was right for us to
Abundant opportunities to enjoy the lively arts are available throughout the month of March, including three live shows at the Majestic Theater and those perennial favorites – the high school musicals! Our small town of Gettysburg will host international performers from the Royal Concertgebow Orchestra of Amsterdam, dancers from Ireland, and a piano and violin
Shirley Dunkinson, age 87, of Harrisburg, passed away Monday, February 27, 2023 at Caroline’s Hospice House in Harrisbur… For the complete obituary, please click here.
C. Jean Slaybaugh, age 95 of Biglerville, passed away February 28, 2023 at home. She was born January 9, 1928 in B… For the complete obituary, please click here.
Jeanne M. Kennedy, age 69, of Biglerville, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, February 28, 2023 surrounded by her family… For the complete obituary, please click here.
By Stephen Caruso of Spotlight PA 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. HARRISBURG — Democrat Mark Rozzi plans to step down as speaker of the Pennsylvania House after two tumultuous months presiding