Proposed tariffs will cost taxpayers

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Since I worked for 30 years for U.S. farmers as a trade economist for USDA, I want to comment on the recent trade news. Tariffs increase inflation because they are paid to the United States Government (USG) by the U.S. importer, whether a domestic manufacturer or retailer like Ford or Walmart, and then added totally

A Match Made in Heaven

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A Match Made in Heaven Cumberland County Couple’s Life-Saving Kidney Transplant Journey Mechanicsburg, PA – February 12, 2025 – This Valentine’s Day, the heartwarming story of Mechanicsburg residents, Monika and Milos Malina, serves as a beautiful reminder of the power of love and the incredible advancements in medical science. Monika donated her kidney to her husband,

Gettysburg Borough Police Department honored by Department of Defense for patriotic support

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Pennsylvania Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), an office of the Department of Defense, announced that a Gettysburg Borough Police Department supervisor recently received a Patriot Award in recognition of extraordinary support of employees serving in the Guard and Reserve. Pennsylvania ESGR is particularly proud to present employers with a Patriot Award for

March will be special at the library

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by Erica Duffy As we welcome the month of March, we celebrate National Read Aloud Month—a time to embrace the joy of storytelling and the power of shared reading experiences. At the Adams County Library System, we see every day how reading aloud strengthens connections, sparks curiosity, and fosters a love of learning for all

Adams County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy announces candidacy for Office of Sheriff

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Kevin Miller, 54, of Littlestown, PA, is running for Adams County Sheriff. Miller has leadership experience in office as the Operations Lieutenant for sixteen years. He was chosen by Sheriff James Muller, appointed as his Chief Deputy last fall and has just begun his 20th year serving under Sheriff Muller. He expresses gratitude for the

Kick off spring with new youth professional theatre classes at Totem Pole Playhouse

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Totem Pole Playhouse, America’s beloved summer theatre nestled in Caledonia State Park between Gettysburg and Chambersburg, is thrilled to introduce its brand-new Youth Professional Theatre Classes—an exciting opportunity for young performers eager to develop their craft. These Saturday morning classes will run from March 29 through April 26, 2025, and are designed to give students

GCT presents east coast premiere of “The Time Machine”

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Gettysburg Community Theatre (GCT), the non-profit 501c3 organization located at 49 York Street within the first block of Lincoln Square in Gettysburg, PA, now in its 17th Season is producing the East Coast Premiere of a new play, The Time Machine written by Michael D. Fox with music composed by Cameron Dietlein. The Time Machine will perform at 7pm Fridays

Cumberland declares snow and ice emergency, effective at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday

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Effective at 7:00 P.M. (February 5, 2025), a “Declaration of Snow and Ice Emergency” has been authorized by Supervisor’s Board Chair Shaun Phiel in conformance with §21-201 of the Cumberland Township Code of Ordinances due to forecasted snowfall, freezing rain, and /or ice accumulation along with windy conditions with sub-freezing temperatures. This Declaration will remain

Love your library

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by Sherrie DeMartino February 14th is Valentine’s Day (Don’t forget! It’ll be here before you know it!)  February 14th is also: Library Lover’s Day – a day started by lovers of Australia’s libraries that has spread across the world.   Read to Your Child Day – introducing your child to books from an early age

ICPJ seeks award nominees

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The Interfaith Center for Peace and Justice (ICPJ) seeks to promote respectful dialogue on peace, social justice and equity, multiculturalism, and environmental sustainability by hosting events and encouraging individuals and organizations to work together nonviolently to enrich our community.  As part of this mission, each year we recognize several members of our community who have

Chad-Alan Carr announces candidacy for Gettysburg Mayor

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Chad-Alan Carr is announcing his candidacy for Mayor of Gettysburg Borough. “I am grateful for the support I have received from this community, and I feel I can give back even more as a champion for Gettysburg as its next Mayor,” says Carr. “Since moving here 17 years ago, I have worked to bring people

Bivens named GASD safety and security director

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Gettysburg Area School District (GASD) has named James Bivens as the new safety and security director. The GASD Board of School Directors approved Bivens in the role at its school board meeting in December. Bivens previously joined the district as a school police officer in November 2022. “I am looking forward to continuing to maintain

Portray Art Show will run through April 15

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The Portray Art Show opened at the Gettysburg Majestic Theater Gallery last night. Portray features sixteen female artists from across the Eastern United States with works inspired by or paying homage to other women – both as artist and muse. The artists interpreted the open call in vastly different ways and with wide range of artistic

HGAC Historic Barn Preservation Grants Available in 2025

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Attention all Adams County barn owners! Historic Gettysburg Adams County continues to offer grants to help owners of historic barns maintain and preserve their barns. Barn grant applications for 2025 are now being accepted for consideration. The deadline to submit applications is March 1. In 2024, HGAC provided $35,000 in barn preservation grants to 15

Gettysburg Mayor Frealing announces reelection bid

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Gettysburg Mayor, The Honorable Rita C. Frealing, J.D., has humbly announced her bid for reelection. Her life-long commitment and track record stand ready to continue the prosperity of the community. “I am honored to announce my candidacy for Mayor of the Borough of Gettysburg once again,” said Frealing. “Serving our community over the past term

UPMC increases access to specialty care with new after-hours Express Care for Children in Mechanicsburg

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To meet the growing demand locally for convenient access to UPMC’s specialty services, UPMC has opened UPMC Children’s Express Care at 21 Waterford Drive, Mechanicsburg, Pa., a new after-hours care center just for kids. The office will be open to treat minor injuries and illnesses for kids and teens when the regular pediatrician’s office is

Patriot Rail Gettysburg & Northern Railroad Announces New Excursion Train Service

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Patriot Rail’s Gettysburg & Northern Railroad (GETR) is thrilled to announce the re-establishment of its historic excursion train operation, set to debut in mid-2025. This exciting new attraction will blend history, culture, and scenic beauty, offering passengers a unique journey along the iconic 25-mile route between Gettysburg and Mount Holly Springs, Pennsylvania. At the heart

Grammy-nominated artist Valerie June visits Gettysburg community in March

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Gettysburg College will host Grammy-nominated artist and performer Valerie June for an on-campus residency March 25-27.  During this event she will explore Black country music and the art of cultivating community through a series of workshops, meetings with students, and class collaborations. June will culminate the residency with a public concert at 7:30 p.m. on

President Eisenhower and Chessie 29:  The Room on Rails Where Cold War Intrigue Happened

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Contributed by the Dwight D. Eisenhower Society Throughout the 20th century, railroad passenger cars crisscrossed the United States by the tens of thousands, transporting Americans in wartime, peacetime, and sometimes providing the backdrop for other historical events.  One passenger car was “the room where it happened” for a virtually unknown meeting with critical ramifications as

“The Other Mozart” kicks off Gettysburg Majestic Theater’s intimate live theater series

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Experience The Other Mozart, an intimate, award-winning play telling the true, forgotten story of Mozart’s sister Nannerl February 13-15 at Gettysburg College’s Majestic Theater. Each show includes an opportunity to purchase a pre-show meal served in the Majestic’s Patron’s Lounge The Other Mozart is a work of innovative theatre that sparked an international conversation about women in music.

Library of Things

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by Sara Edmiston Have you ever wanted to try out a new hobby but didn’t want to make the monetary investment in case you didn’t enjoy it?  How about starting a garden – how far apart should you plant various seeds?  Maybe you’ve always wanted to learn to play the ukulele or the drums.  With

Nominations open for annual Jim Getty Award

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Nominations for Destination Gettysburg’s ninth annual “Jim Getty Spirit of Gettysburg Award” are now open, and members of the community are encouraged to submit names of individuals in the tourism industry that exemplify dedication and contribution to the Adams County tourism industry. The award was established in 2016 in recognition of Jim Getty, an Abraham

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy with a week of celebration

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The local community will come together to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through a series of events celebrating his vision of social justice and unity, beginning January 20th. The annual celebration, themed “Our Beloved Community,” invites everyone to reflect on the civil rights movement’s past and its ongoing relevance

Main Street Gettysburg launches zero-interest loan program

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Main Street Gettysburg, Inc. is pleased to announce the continuation of its Zero-Interest Loan Program, which has already provided over $300,000 in loans to qualified commercial property owners in the borough. This vital program offers financial assistance to property owners looking to improve the exterior and functionality of their buildings, providing up to $10,000 in

Gettysburg Area High School students earn academic honors from College Board National Recognition Program

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Thirteen Gettysburg Area High School (GAHS) students recently earned academic honors from College Board’s National Recognition Program. These GAHS students are among thousands across the nation recognized through the program for their strong academic performance. GAHS awardees include seniors Luke Blaney, Hannah Campbell, Winaida Flaherty, Gerald Fluke, Olivia Goldman-Smith, Josmar Gomez-Mateos, Philip Neller, and Samantha

ACHS assumes ownership of historic Shriver House Museum in Gettysburg

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Gettysburg, PA — The Adams County Historical Society (ACHS) is thrilled to announce that it has assumed ownership and management of the renowned Shriver House Museum, located in the heart of historic downtown Gettysburg. This expansion will unite two institutions with a shared commitment to preserving and illuminating Gettysburg’s civilian experience during one of the

Gettysburg issues snow emergency declaration

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SNOW EMERGENCY DECLARATION FOR GETTYSBURG BOROUGH 5:00 a.m. Monday, January 2025 to 11:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 7, 2025 Refuse Collection Suspended for Monday Waste Management (WM) of Greencastle has announced that they will suspend operations on Monday, January 6, 2025 due to the pending winter storm. Waste Management (WM) will resume both commercial and residential

Inaugural Act Local Fair supports local organizations that make a difference

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It was cold, cold, cold yesterday afternoon, but the participants in Gettysburg’s first ever Act Local Fair warmed each other with their hearts as they gathered on Lincoln Square. The event brought together local organizations that make a difference in the community and encourage civic engagement. Featured groups included Gettysburg Pride, Waldo’s & Company, Pathways

First baby of 2025 arrives in Gettysburg

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William Joseph Aiden Bollinger was the first baby born at WellSpan Gettysburg Hospital in 2025. Not until Jan. 3, 2025 at 2:10 A.M. did he arrive! Parents Samantha and Zachary Bollinger are from Chambersburg. Mom and baby are resting and doing well. Baby William was born 7 lbs., 7 oz., 20” in length. For background,

Gettysburg prepares for two potential snowstorms

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Mother nature is beginning 2025 with a cold and active weather pattern! Gettysburg looks to be impacted by two weather events over the next three days. The first impact will come later Friday afternoon with a quick burst of snow, followed by the potential for a significant winter storm late Sunday night into Monday. Snow

Library System tech needs holiday list

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by Ryan Huffman Though many of the season’s traditional gift givers in your life may have come and gone with Christmas on the 25th, Kwanzaa wrapping up on the 1st, and Hanukkah closing out the holidays on the 2nd, we here at the library don’t like to limit our giving to just a few select

Adams County Arts Council to feature Carol Williams, Barbara DeUgarte and Heather Sefcheck Artwork

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The Adams County Arts Council will celebrate the exhibitions of Carol Williams, Barbara DeUgarte, and Heather Sefcheck with an opening reception on Friday, January 3, 5-7:00 p.m., at the Arts Education Center, located at 125 S. Washington Street, Gettysburg. The reception is free and open to the public.   Carol Williams, from Shepherdstown, W.V., quilts and sews

America 250 community meeting to be held January 15

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The steering commission for Adams County’s commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the United States is hosting a meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025, to bring residents and business owners across the county up to date on local plans as well as invite members of the community to get involved. Commonly known as “America 250,” this

Gettysburg Foundation Announces “An Evening with the Painting” 2025 Program Schedule

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The Gettysburg Foundation is pleased to offer area residents and visitors to Gettysburg the opportunity to experience “An Evening with the Painting” on select dates in 2025. A popular program on the historic Gettysburg Cyclorama in the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center, the first presentation in 2025 will take place Saturday, Jan.

Strange victory

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by Dr. Daun van Ee As Americans come to the 80th anniversary of the Ardennes Counteroffensive—the Battle of the Bulge—they might be asking themselves: “Is this event really one that should be celebrated?” There are reasons to think otherwise. The two powerful German armies that attacked on December 16th, 1944, achieved almost complete surprise due

PA Farm Show Food Court opens at noon, Friday, January 3; full PA Farm Show runs January 4 –11

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The Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association is excited to announce upcoming fun dairy attractions and family activities, a NEW Pepper Jack Grilled Cheese, FREE milkshakes to honor our military on Jan. 9, along with additional partnerships to celebrate the 2025 PA Farm Show, in addition to their NEW limited edition MINT Milkshake. Renewal by Andersen of Central PA

The Book of Losman – – a review

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by Jeff Cann Losman and I are identical. I often felt like I was reading about myself. So much so that by page seventy-five, I was so agitated I almost stopped reading altogether. This is an excerpt from an email I sent to Kyle Semmel the other day. He’s the author of the book I

Main Street Gettysburg kicks off the 2024 Christmas Festival

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Main Street Gettysburg is excited to announce the annual A Gettysburg Christmas Festival to kick off another spectacular holiday season in our historic town on December 6-8, 2024. “What began as a small community event has now grown into a cherished annual tradition, thanks to the generous support of sponsors, local businesses, community partners, and dedicated volunteers,”

Air Conditioning for West Quad and a transformed ballroom: an oververview of upgrades coming to Gettysburg College

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By Vincent DiFonzo  Over winter break, Gettysburg College will begin a multi-million dollar renovation of multiple campus buildings and outdoor spaces. The facility upgrades were first announced by the College on Oct. 23. Renovations to West Quad mockup. Facilities noted that there will be more greenery implemented. (Image courtesy of Gettysburg College) Renovations will primarily target

Join the Winter Reading Challenge

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by Sara Edmiston Looking for something to do as the days and nights grow colder this winter?  Check out the Adams County library’s Winter Reading Challenge, open to all ages throughout the winter months. The Winter Reading Challenge encourages readers of all ages to record how much they read for a chance to win prizes. 

GCT Just Keeps Swimming In “Finding Nemo”

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Gettysburg Community Theatre (GCT), the non-profit 501c3 organization located at 49 York Street within the first block of Lincoln Square in Gettysburg, PA, now in its 16th season will present their youth production of Disney/Pixar’s Finding Nemo jr the musical based on the animated film 7pm Fridays and Saturdays and 2pm Saturdays and Sundays for three weekends December 6-22, 2024.

Destination Gettysburg announces holiday decorating contest

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Destination Gettysburg invites businesses across Adams County to enter the “Gett Merry and Bright” holiday decorating contest to usher in the festive season. Participants are encouraged to adorn the exterior of their properties with traditional, classic or vintage decorations. Those who wish to participate are asked to register their business online and submit a photo

Route 116 (Fairfield Road) Bridge Replacement Project to Begin in Adams County

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Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that a bridge replacement project on Route 116 (Fairfield Road) near Gettysburg in Adams County is scheduled to begin Monday, December 2. The bridge spans a tributary to Marsh Creek between Knoxlyn Road (Route 3013) and Knoxlyn Ortanna Road (Route 3020) in Highland Township. Weather

Preview auction to kick off Gingerbread Celebration 

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High bidders at the Preview Auction on Thursday, December 5, will win the delightful creations entered in the Adams County Arts Council’s Gingerbread Celebration and Holiday Market. The Auction begins at 6 pm with heavy hors d’oeuvres, signature holiday cocktails, and entertainment. Auctioneer Randy Hilker will open the bidding at 6:30 pm. Winners may take

Littlestown water bill scam alert

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Littlestown Borough water and sewer customers have been alerted to an email scam informing individuals that their water and sewer bills are late. This email is not from the Borough. A copy of the bogus bill and email can be viewed here. Anyone receiving the email should contact the Chief of Police, Charles Kellar, at

Remembrance Day Parade at 1 p.m. Saturday

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Gettysburg’s 68th Annual Remembrance Day Parade will begin at 1 p.m. Saturday. Organized by the Sons of Veterans Reserve, the military department of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, the parade will start on Middle Street and follow its traditional route along Baltimore Street to Steinwehr Avenue. Remembrance Day is a longstanding

Gettysburg reports QR Code parking scam

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The Borough of Gettysburg has discovered fraudulent QR code stickers on some of the Borough’s parking meters. Scanning these codes takes the patron to a fake website that mimics the Borough’s Pay-By-Phone parking mobile phone app. Payments entered through this fake QR code do not begin a parking session in Gettysburg Borough. Please do not use

Remembrance Day program Saturday at Lincoln Cemetery

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Lincoln Cemetery Project Association will hold a Remembrance Day Program Saturday at 3:00 p.m. at the Lincoln Cemetery, on the corner of Lincoln and Long Lane in Gettysburg. A featured speaker, Lenwood (Leni) Sloan is well known across the U.S. as a catalytic agent, animator, and facilitator of cultural and heritage programs. For the past

Hanover Country Club’s Head Golf Professional, Named “PGA Golf Professional of the Year”

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The Central Counties Chapter (CCC) of the Philadelphia Professional Golf Association (PGA) of America, has awarded Hanover Country Club’s, Golf Profession, Parks Price the “PGA Golf Professional of the Year”, the highest honor within the Central Counties Chapter of the Philadelphia PGA. During a recent CCC meeting, Price was selected by a group of his

What is the life of a librarian?

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by Theresa Buchheit Whenever I mention that I work as a librarian to someone, they almost always say something to the effect of “Oh, that sounds so wonderful to be working with books all day,” while they gaze off into the distance, imagining their lives as a librarian. While yes, my job is wonderful, and yes, I’m

Cumberland Township awarded state grant to advance municipal campus and police department building project

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Cumberland Township was awarded $700,000 in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) grant dollars to expand and upgrade police operations while keeping township administration under one roof. “We are thrilled to see this project move forward and realize the direct impact it will have on our operations and the community once the facilities can be upgraded,”

Seminary Museum will hold “Gettysburg Address 161st Anniversary on the Ridge”

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The following is the schedule for the Seminary Museum’s “Gettysburg Address 161st Anniversary on the Ridge.” Friday, November 15 6:30 p.m. “The Business of Death in the Mid-19th Century” (History Happy Hour by Annette Jorgensen, SRMEC Membership and Development Coordinator) Death in the 19th century was a relatively common occurrence. Illnesses and accidents that we

17th Annual Foothills Artists Studio Tour in the Fairfield/Orrtanna/Cashtown area November 23 and 24

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The 17th annual Foothills Artists Studio Tour will be held November 23 and 24, the weekend before Thanksgiving, at various locations in and around the western Adams County (PA) communities of Fairfield, Orrtanna and Cashtown. Fourteen artists will be participating in a special pre-holiday show and sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days.

Gettysburg declares burn ban

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Due to dry conditions, Gettysburg Borough has issued a burn ban, effective immediately. The burn ban will remain in effect until further notice. As noted by the National Weather Service in State College, Pennsylvania on November 4th, 2024:“Low relative humidity values resulting from exceptionally dry weather will impose an increased risk for fire spread. Relative humidity

Gettysburg to celebrate ‘Abe Days’

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More than 160 years after President Abraham Lincoln delivered his immortal address, the Gettysburg community will come together this year to mark the historic occasion with special events throughout November. In Gettysburg, Nov. 19 is known as Dedication Day, the date when Lincoln came to Gettysburg in 1863 for the dedication of a new national

Standing Ovation At GCT

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Gettysburg Community Theatre (GCT), the non-profit 501c3 organization located at 49 YorkStreet within the first block of Lincoln Square in Gettysburg, PA, now in its 16th season, willpresent their all-senior cast of the musical comedy revue Standing Ovation by Tom Northam at7 pm November 8 & 15, and 2 pm November 9, 10, 16, &

UPMC Offers New Heart Treatment for Stent Patients

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UPMC Offers New Heart Treatment for Stent Patients UPMC Heart and Vascular Institute in Central Pa. has treated its first patient with a new therapy for in-stent restenosis (ISR), a condition in which scar tissue forms inside the stent, causing a previously opened coronary artery to narrow again. The team was the first to participate

Rediscover the library

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by Natasha Swiger Recent studies by the American Library Association (ALA) have shown that there is a growing rate of library use from Millenial and Gen Z populations that continues to increase each year. This isn’t surprising as libraries have become a very impactful community hub, offering free materials, programs, and events as well as

4th Annual “24 Hours on the Ridge” this weekend

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On November 1 and 2, Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center (SRMEC) will again host “24 Hours on the Ridge,” conceived in 2021 as a fundraising event to be held in conjunction with the annual Adams County Community Foundation Giving Spree, which supports non-profit organizations throughout Adams County, Pennsylvania. Rather than closing at 5:00 p.m.

Community Unity Dinner

All are invited to attend a Community Unity Dinner on Saturday, November 9, featuring keynote speaker Rev. Carla Christopher. Rev. Christopher is a writer, poet, performer, and Assistant to the Bishop for Justice Ministries with the Lower Susquehanna Synod of the Evangelical Church of America. This dinner is the first in a series designed to

Ike and Army football

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Now that football season is here again, it’s a good time to reflect on General Eisenhower’s love for sports, football in particular. When we think of Ike and sports, golf is usually what comes to mind. For those of us who love history, however, Ike’s athletic prowess goes back to his days as a boy

Beth Farnham candidate information guide

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The following information was provided by Beth Farnham about her candidacy in the general election: Office sought: Representative in Congress 13th District Party: Democrat Residence: Conewago Township, Adams County A former school board member for Conewago Valley School District (CVSD), elected Adams County Democratic Committee member, stay-at-home parent, and member of Gettysburg Presbyterian Church, Beth

Farnham will host Town Hall

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Beth Farnham, Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District, will host a Town Hall at the Gettysburg VFW Hall Post#15, 369 E. Middle St., Gettysburg on Wednesday Oct 16 from 10-11 am. The goal of the town hall is to familiarize local voters with her candidacy. Along with her husband and their two children, Farnham

Adams County Children’s Advocacy Center announces Second Annual Brighter Tomorrows for children awardees

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The Adams County Children’s Advocacy Center board of directors is proud to host the 2nd Annual Brighter Tomorrows for Children Awards on Thursday, October 10, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Adams County Historical Society’s Beyond the Battle Museum. The Brighter Tomorrows for Children Awards is an annual event that honors individuals in our

A creative space for teens

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by Tiffany Ritter The Teen Center at the Harbaugh-Thomas Library is a great place for those in 7th-12th grade to relax after school, before sports practice, or during summer afternoons. Currently, the Teen Center is open Tuesday-Friday from 2:45-6:00 PM.  The walls are decorated with artwork and posters made by 7th-12th graders who have visited

Al Moyer is new GARA Executive Director

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Long-time Gettysburg area resident Al Moyer has been named as the new Executive Director of the Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority (GARA) effective October 8, 2024.  He was selected by the Board of Directors from over twenty applicants for the position. Moyer is a retired public school educator/administrator, collegiate administrator/professor and a current member of the

“War Game” to show at Gettysburg Majestic Theater

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War Game, a 2024 American documentary thriller film directed by Jesse Moss and Tony Gerber, will show at the Gettysburg Majestic Theater on Tuesday Oct. 15 at 2:00 and 7:00 pm. The film concerns American officials simulating a coup after a disputed election. The film premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival and was released in New York on August

Explore the library and cut your monthly expenses

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by Jeff Cann Internet, cable television, Spotify, Netflix, Disney, Hulu, Apple TV, Peacock, Prime. So many things to spend your money on these days. As a young adult in 1984 and just starting my independent life, none of these services existed. Subscriptions have become an accepted part of our monthly expenses, but they sure do

UPMC installs ‘Hope Bell’ for those facing cancer in infusion centers across Central Pennsylvania

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The UPMC Pinnacle Foundation recently installed seven “Hope Bells” in UPMC Hillman Cancer Center infusion centers in central Pennsylvania, an alternative to the traditional end-of-treatment bell that allows patients to celebrate various miles in their journey, from regaining appetite to attending family events. The Hope Bell was conceptualized by Aleecia Munchel, BSN, RN, a UPMC