Sister Mary Jo Stein to Speak on Care for Our Common Home The twelfth annual William K. Collinge Lecture will take place on Tuesday, June 25, 2024, at St. Francis Xavier School, 465 Table Rock Road, Gettysburg. The lecture, titled “Being Good Relatives in the Community of God’s Good Earth,” is sponsored by the Interfaith
Adams County marketing and printing firm Graphcom recently completed an $3.9 million development project, consolidating many of the company’s printing and warehousing operations while rehabilitating the former 10-acre Signature Stair Company’s Orrtanna manufacturing facility, aided by a low-interest $1.7 million state loan facilitated by Adams Economic Alliance. The loan’s interest rate, fixed at 3.75% over 15 years,
South Central Community Action Programs (SCCAP) is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated 14th Annual Race Against Poverty, scheduled to take place on June 7th in Downtown Chambersburg, PA. This community event promises to be an evening of unity, wellness, and support for SCCAP’s mission to combat poverty and empower individuals and families in need. The
Historic Gettysburg Adams County announced its 2024 awards at its Annual Membership Dinner held on May 22 at the Dobbin House in Gettysburg. For the first time, HGAC presented three Adams County students with its inaugural Bonnie Braun Investing in Youth Initiative Award. This award honors HGAC’s late Vice President Bonnie Braun, who was instrumental
Gettysburg marked its 157th Memorial Day with a poignant blend of reverence and celebration yesterday. Residents and visitors alike gathered to honor the memory of fallen soldiers and reflect on the town’s significant military history. The Memorial Day events kicked off with the annual parade, a stirring spectacle of community spirit and military vehicles. Leading
Monday night 5/20/2024 at 7:00 p.m., the Gettysburg Planning Commission will meet. On the agenda are the Baltimore Street Welcome Center, the Miniature Golf business on Steinwehr Ave., and an expansion of the Spectra-Kote building. The long-awaited initial draft of the rezoning effort document will be presented, discussed, and the process will be described. This
The Class of 2024 Commencement speaker at Gettysburg College will be Regan Rightmire ’24. A business, organizations, and management major and data science minor, Rightmire was selected by her peers and campus administrators to deliver the commencement address on May 18. Regan Rightmire ’24 will share her experiences as an undergraduate at Gettysburg and provide
The Gettysburg Garden Club’s Annual Spring Plant Sale is coming up this Saturday, May 18, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. (or until sold out). The sale will be held at the Gettysburg Fire Hall, 35 North Stratton St., Gettysburg. The sale includes native perennials like spring-blooming spider wart, primrose, many varieties of iris, lupine,
A 82-year-old woman from Elliottsburg, Pa. with aortic valve stenosis was the first person in the world to undergo a new type of transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) at UPMC Harrisburg. The patient has been discharged and is recovering well. Hemal Gada, M.D., president, UPMC Heart and Vascular Institute in Central Pa. performed the procedure
Gettysburg, PA—Join Eisenhower National Historic Site (NHS) staff to remember and honor the men and women, who 80 years ago, who took part in General Dwight Eisenhower’s “great crusade” to liberate Europe. From June 6-9, park staff will host special programming at Eisenhower NHS and in Gettysburg National Cemetery to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the
The Gettysburg Foundation invites area residents and Gettysburg visitors to Family Day at Spangler, a free, one-day event Saturday, May 25, 2024, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the George Spangler Farm & Field Hospital. Residents of the local community and visitors to Gettysburg have this springtime opportunity to explore the historic George Spangler Farm & Field
A proposal to have military aircraft fly low over the Pennsylvania Wilds has been canceled after significant pushback from residents and environmentalists. The proposed Duke Low Military Operations Area would have been in the vicinity of 10 state parks and 395,647 acres of state forests in Cameron, Clinton, McKean, Potter, and Tioga counties, including the
A powerful solar storm has unleashed a stunning display of the Northern Lights across the globe, captivating spectators and sparking awe in the night sky. Despite concerns of potential disruptions to power grids, communications, and satellite systems, the impact has so far been relatively minor. The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported extreme
Approximately 1,300 elementary school students from nine counties in Pennsylvania had the opportunity to explore career opportunities in the agriculture industry at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex on Thursday and Wednesday. The event, which is part of the Shapiro administration’s plan to bolster Pennsylvania’s agriculture workforce, featured hands-on exhibits that allowed students to learn about
Penn State is confronting its multimillion-dollar budget deficit with a significant measure—offering buyout packages to employees at its 20 Commonwealth Campuses. Eligible participants include tenured faculty, tenure-line faculty, academic administrators, and staff who are full-time and were hired before April 1, 2023. These employees have until May 31 to accept the offer, with a departure
Gettysburg National Military Park (NMP) is pleased to announce that two historic homes on the Gettysburg battlefield, the Michael Bushman and the John Slyder houses, will be available for overnight accommodations beginning on May 24, 2024. Both houses witnessed the Battle of Gettysburg throughout the day on July 2, 1863. The Bushman farm served as
There is still time to register to attend the United Way of Adams County’s 77th annual Give.Advocate.Volunteer Ceremony. We will be recognizing and honoring some of the amazing volunteers in our community, featuring the 27th year for the With Heart in Hands awards. We will be celebrating our annual campaign achievements on this night, too!
Local residents are invited to celebrate National Travel and Tourism Week with free bus rides, food, and musical entertainment at the grand opening of the Gettysburg Tour Center on Sunday, May 19. Destination Gettysburg and Gettysburg Tours Inc. are joining together for a Community Day event to celebrate the positive impact of the Adams County
The Internal Revenue Service’s new Direct File system launched as a pilot program in this year’s tax season, significantly outperformed its usage targets, attracting nearly 141,000 users against an anticipated 100,000. The program, which was available in just 12 states and catered to specific types of filers, demonstrated not only popularity but also cost-efficiency, operating
The Gettysburg YWCA has announced it will be hosting a CPR training course aimed at enhancing community health and safety. This session, certified by the American Red Cross, is scheduled for May 3, 2024, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The course is designed to equip participants with the skills necessary to perform adult CPR
Featuring the Art Work of: Alison Bordeaux Leo Sattamini Emma Wylam Brendan Stray Alexandria Yao Wednesday May 1st Talks and Reception 4:00pm-6:00pm
The Adams County Transportation Planning Organization (ACTPO) in partnership with PennDOT and local municipalities, has launched an online survey to gather public comment as it advances its work on a study of the PA 94 corridor. The study area includes State Route 94 between Dicks Dam Road and Hanover Street. It also includes a portion
This week, U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA), Chairman of the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging, introduced the Long Term Care Workforce Support Act. This comprehensive bill would ensure caregiving can be a sustainable, lifelong career by providing substantial new funding to support workers in every part of the long-term care industry, from nursing homes
Are you storing your firearms safely? The recent manslaughter convictions of two Michigan parents whose son killed four of his classmates with a firearm have many firearms owners thinking differently about their personal responsibility to keep kids and others safe from gun violence. As personal liability comes increasingly to the forefront, having a robust firearm
To ensure a steady supply of food for future generations, Pennsylvania is investing heavily in the preservation of farmland. Recently, the Shapiro administration announced a significant investment of $8.07 million to purchase development rights for 2,250 acres on 28 farms in 15 counties. The state is committed to protecting farmers’ families and ensuring a sustainable
Waste Management, Inc. has partnered with the Borough of Gettysburg to provide covered devices (electronics) recycling services. The next e-cylcing date is Saturday April 20, 2024. Registration for E-Recycling is required in order for Waste Management to adequately plan to receive your covered device(s) and to provide you with a drop-off experience that is as
Gettysburg College Schmucker Art Gallery Exhibits now through April 13: Ansel Adams: Manzanar (Main Gallery) From Mountains to City: East Asian Landscapes (Project Space) Senior Capstone Exhibit- Opening May 1st at 4 pm with talks and a reception to follow until 6 pm. Senior studio art majors present their independent capstone work in a variety
Two women are recovering after having their knees replaced in a Hanover joint replacement surgery center. The WellSpan Health & Surgery Center said both women were able to return home just hours after surgery. The surgery center said the most telling reaction to the outpatient knee replacement was that both women plan to return to
Learn about the local children who witnessed the Battle of Gettysburg up close. Through rare letters, diaries, and manuscripts preserved by the Adams County Historical Society, ACHS Historian Tim Smith weave together a unique story that is fascinating for all ages. This free public program will be held on Saturday, March 30th at 11 a.m.
In case you get a chance to see the solar eclipse on Monday April 8, here are some guidelines for watching it safely. The eclipsed sun will pass over Adams County between 2:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. The total solar eclipse, where the sky turns dark, will not occur in Adams County. Only a partical
A Bulgarian cruise ship carrying over 140 passengers veered off course and collided with a concrete wall. The incident, which unfolded on the evening of March 29, left the local community and passengers in shock. As the ship departed from Passau and headed down the river, an unexpected malfunction occurred. The vessel, momentarily losing its
Last week, the state Senate approved a resolution introduced by State Senaor Doug Mastriano calling on the governor to deploy the Pennsylvania National Guard along Texas’s southern border with Mexico as part of Operation Lone Star. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott initiated Operation Lone Star in March 2021 in response to the unprecedented rise in illegal
The recent news that Princess Kate Middleton is undergoing treatment for cancer has touched many people. In an interview, the former Kate Middleton spoke about her shock and struggle with her diagnosis while also urging others not to lose faith or hope. “For everyone facing this disease, in whatever form, please do not lose faith
On Monday, Governor Josh Shapiro visited Dauphin County to promote his proposed budget investments for home repairs. The Governor’s proposed budget includes $50 million for the Whole-Home Repairs Program. The Whole-Home Repairs Program provides grants to low- and moderate-income homeowners to help make essential repairs to their homes. The program also helps small landlords to
The global chocolate industry is currently experiencing a significant crisis, with the demand for chocolate far surpassing the available supply of cocoa. This imbalance has led to a dramatic increase in cocoa prices, which recently hit a record high of $8,018 per metric ton—a 25% rise in just one week and a 215% increase from
The Adams County Arts Council (ACAC) is preparing for the 20th Anniversary of the Annual Juried Art Exhibition, with a call for submissions from local artists. The annual event, which highlights the work of Adams County and South-central Pennsylvania’s best artists, is now accepting submissions for pieces from across the United States. The winning pieces
Dollar Tree Inc., the parent company of over 16,700 stores, announced plans to close 600 Family Dollar locations within the next year, which represents about 12% of the chain. An additional 400 stores, encompassing 370 Family Dollars and 30 Dollar Trees, are slated for closure in the forthcoming years. The move comes amidst ongoing struggles
Gettysburg is set to welcome the distinguished actor Sam Waterston for an engaging event at the Adams County Historical Society on April 7th. Waterston, an Emmy winner and Oscar nominee, is celebrated for his versatile acting career spanning over six decades. He is widely recognized for his portrayal of Jack McCoy in the iconic TV
In the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election, a whirlwind of controversy and claims of widespread voter fraud swept through the United States, particularly in key swing states, including Pennsylvania. Software engineer Ken Block was commissioned with a hefty sum of $750,000 to unearth evidence supporting these claims. His mission was to validate the allegations
Penn State’s Commonwealth Campuses and the state’s community colleges have announced a new collaboration aimed at expanding educational opportunities in Pennsylvania and removing barriers to degree completion among college students. The collaboration builds upon long-standing relationships between the campuses and the community colleges and a shared commitment to access and affordability in higher education. As
The 2024 adult trout stocking schedule is now available. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will stock approximately 3.2 million adult trout in 695 streams and 128 lakes open to public angling. An additional 1.2 million trout will be stocked by cooperative nurseries. The trout stocking schedule is searchable by county, lists the waterways in
The Phillips Library at Mount Saint Mary’s University has received a $10,000 grant to improve accessibility for those with disabilities in the community. The grant was awarded through the American Library Association’s Libraries Transforming Communities: Accessible Small and Rural Communities program. The program supports the development of accessible and inclusive spaces in small and rural
The Gettysburg Foundation’s interactive children’s history museum Children of Gettysburg 1863® has been named one of the top ten best children’s museums in the nation, chosen by an expert panel and voted by readers as the best in the United States. Children of Gettysburg 1863® is a winner in USA Today’s 2024 10Best Reader’s Choice
Gettysburg National Military Park (NMP) has been awarded a combined $429,000 to help combat catastrophic forest loss and study the effects of climate change on inland and river landscapes. Funding for these important projects and studies will be provided through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The IRA became law on August 16, 2022. It provides
If you haven’t already filed your income tax, no doubt the April 15 deadline is in the back of your mind. While you’re sending that one off, a local tax notification will soon arrive if it hasn’t already. Bills are mailed in the spring for county and municipal tax and in the summer for school
Gettysburg Print and Frame ismoving to The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg This move will allow the company to do full-service packaging and shipping all the time as well as expand their offerings even further! We will be located in Suite 250 (former Casual XL) between Generations of Furniture and Christmas Tree Hill. All orders placed
An impressive $2.4 million donation from philanthropic community leaders John and Maria Polli will support the new construction to develop a healing environment for the behavioral health unit at WellSpan York Hospital. The contribution is the largest individual donation to support behavioral health in WellSpan’s history and is part of the ongoing hospital expansion and
If your answer is YES, mark your calendar for our Reenactor Recruitment Day! Join us at the Gettysburg Heritage Center for a unique opportunity to connect with over 20 diverse reenactment groups, spanning various periods in history. If you’re curious about the hobby and need more information to decide if it’s the right fit for
Two-time Tony Award-winning and three-time Emmy Award-nominated producer Debra Martin Chase will deliver the keynote address at Gettysburg College’s 189th Commencement Ceremony for the Class of 2024 on May 18. Chase has produced inspirational and empowering stories highlighting women and people of color for more than three decades, from television to movies to stage productions.
A new study from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has found that the wine grape industry supports 10,756 jobs across the state, with a total annual contribution to the economy of $1.77 billion. The study, which was funded by the department’s Wine Marketing and Research Program, also found that Pennsylvania’s grape production has grown by
National Slam the Scam Day is this Thursday, part of Consumer Protection Week. The day is an initiative to raise public awareness by helping the public to combat Social Security-related scams. Scammers are counting on you being uninformed of their deceptive tactics. This National Day aims to inform you on scammer tactics so you don’t
The Penn State women’s ice hockey team clinched their second straight College Hockey America (CHA) tournament championship with a 1-0 win over second-seeded Mercyhurst on March 2, at Pegula Ice Arena. https://gopsusports.com/splash.aspx?id=splash_151&path=whockey // Photo credit: Mark Selders
Consignments and Donations of Children’s Items Accepted: Sunday March 17 11:00am-4:00pm, Monday March 18 and Tuesday March 19 from 9:00am-7:00pm Sale Dates: Friday March 22, 7:30am-6:00pm Saturday March 23, Half-Price Sale 8:30-10:30am, Bag Sale 11:00am-12noon Volunteers are also needed throughout the week to help with set up, tagging/sorting/marking consignments, and helping with the sale* For
Adams County state senator Doug Mastriano (R-33) has announced a plan to introduce legislation aiming to deter illegal immigration and generate new revenue for property tax and rent relief. “Illegal immigrants hurt Pennsylvania’s economy by sending money out of the United States and back to their country of origin,” Mastriano said. “This fee would ensure
On Wednesday, March 6, 2024 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m., the Adams County Coalition for Overdose Awareness and Recovery (COAR) will be on Lincoln Square in Gettysburg to honor those lost to overdose. They will be distributing free naloxone with a short training. Naloxone is a medication approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
As a society, we’re typically told that we should eat better to keep our bodies healthy. That we should stay at a healthy weight. This prompts most of us to focus on how our bodies look. We want to look good, right? What about FEELING good? What about feeling less stressed and happier more often?
The Shapiro Administration is working to ensure every Pennsylvanian can access reliable, affordable, high-speed internet, leading to better health, education, and economic outcomes. Pennsylvania’s final disbursement of American Rescue Plan Capital Project Funding will help fulfill the Commonwealth’s Digital Equity Plan to provide “Internet for All.” The Shapiro Administration announced Friday that Pennsylvania has secured
The Adams County Board of Commissioners and Agricultural Land Preservation Board is seeking interested candidates to serve on the Adams County Agricultural Land Preservation Board (ACALPB). Board members are responsible for overseeing the administration of the Adams County Agricultural Land Preservation Program. In order to be eligible for membership on the Board, a candidate must
The Physical Fitness Task Force of Healthy Adams County will conduct its next hike next Saturday, March 9th, at 1:00. The hike covers the historic expanse of General George Pickett’s historic July 3, 1863, charge. Participants should park at the Sterner Building at the Gettysburg Rec Park. The hike will use the Biser Fitness Trail
On January 15th, Adams County Technical Institute sent students to compete in SkillsUSA competitions at Carlisle High School and Cumberland Perry Career and Technical Center. The medal count from student competitions was eight Gold Medals, five Silver Medals, and seven Bronze Medals. Adams County Technical Institute students displayed their skills and knowledge in a competitive
In an op-ed for the New York Times, Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) called out what he described as “greedflation,” arguing that big corporations are using rising inflation as cover to raise prices beyond the rate of inflation. Casey noted that recent reports show families are paying higher prices for everyday goods due to “shrinkflation”, which
UPMC continues its growth on the campus of UPMC West Shore and across central Pennsylvania with the opening of a new UPMC Hillman Cancer Center at 2020 Technology Parkway, Mechanicsburg. This state-of-the-art facility delivers comprehensive and personalized cancer care with a soothing and modern atmosphere designed to enhance the patient experience. “As part of the
UPMC continues its growth on the campus of UPMC West Shore and across central Pennsylvania with the opening of a new UPMC Hillman Cancer Center at 2020 Technology Parkway, Mechanicsburg. This state-of-the-art facility delivers comprehensive and personalized cancer care with a soothing and modern atmosphere designed to enhance the patient experience. “As part of the
The Partnership for Better Health’s ninth annual Match Madness campaign launches next Friday, March 1. Over the course of the month, fifty-seven organizations will come together in this fundraising effort in support of local residents. Individually and together, these organizations build connections and community, providing resources to ensure everyone has the opportunity to reach their
On Wednesday, March 6 at 7:00 PM at the Gettysburg YWCA Gettysburg DFA will present a community conversation on school vouchers. “Do Vouchers Improve Educational Outcomes?” will be the question addressed by Susan Spicka, Executive Director of Education Voters of PA. Some have advocated for an expansion of the educational voucher program in Pennsylvania, but
What you need to know – from the experts. Register for a free seminar to hear from Medicare specialists about what’s offered, how to choose the plan that works best for you and what to do as you age into Medicare. Tuesday, March 12, 6 p.m. WellSpan Adams Health Center – WAHC – 2nd Floor
By Katherine Stohlman Pieters, C’19 Mount St. Mary’s University senior Claire Doll has been chosen as a semifinalist for a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) award. If chosen as the recipient of the prominent award, she will have the opportunity to spend a year in the Czech Republic, helping teach English and plan community outreach
Across our commonwealth, families are struggling to meet our most basic needs. Many of us lack any healthcare for ourselves or our children. There are no towns or neighborhoods where we can afford to rent or buy a home. We struggle to keep up with the rising cost of food, even though many of us
What were the lives of civilians caught up in the Battle of Gettysburg? A new program from the Adams County Historical Society offers insight into the lives of local civilians during this pivotal event. The program, titled Caught in the Crossfire, uses eyewitness accounts and rare artifacts to tell the story of how life went
Syracuse, N.Y. — WellSpan Health announced an agreement to acquire Evangelical Community Hospital to expand WellSpan’s reach into 12 counties in central Pennsylvania and northern Maryland. WellSpan Health said it would take ownership of Evangelical Community Hospital on or about July 1, 2024, in a deal that would expand WellSpan’s reach into 12 counties in
As we celebrate Black History Month, Senator Bob Casey took the opportunity to honor five community leaders who have dedicated their lives to empowering others. This year’s Black History Month Event recipients were Edgar and Barbara Farmer, Loretta Claiborne, Donta Green, and Lurline Jones. “These five honorees represent the very best of Pennsylvania. Their work
Home chefs can learn how to prepare and cook delicious foods with herbs and spices by attending an upcoming Penn State Extension workshop. Part of Extension’s “Let’s Cook” cooking class series, “Let’s Cook: Herbs and Spices” will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. on March 8, 2024, at the Penn State Extension Adams County
Pennsylvania College of Technology is the recipient of a nearly $1.5 million federal grant to support students majoring in a transportation-related field. The U.S. National Science Foundation awarded the $1,498,465 grant (No. 2221107) as part of its S-STEM program, which funds scholarships for academically talented low-income students. Dubbed Transportation Scholars, the program will provide up
In a landmark move that will improve healthcare in Central Pennsylvania, WellSpan Health announced plans to integrate Evangelical Community Hospital into its network, pending regulatory approvals. Slated for July, this strategic partnership marks a significant milestone in WellSpan’s mission to provide exceptional care across local communities. Evangelical Community Hospital, a beacon of healthcare excellence in
Rotary Club of Gettysburg members shared the love on Valentine’s Day at Lincoln Elementary School filling grocery bags for Ruth’s Harvest, a free ministry that provides healthy meals to food-insecure children. Pictured center in yellow is Gettysburg High School student Kara Jean Bugler who will embark overseas on a Rotary Club youth exchange program this
In an innovative approach to fostering family well-being and children’s development, The Incredible Years Program (IYS) is proud to announce the commencement of new sessions designed to support parents and children through its acclaimed Basic Parent Program and Classroom Dinosaur Curriculum. This dual-program initiative aims to enhance the social, emotional, and academic competencies of children
Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding has announced the official start of Pennsylvania’s maple tapping season. The season is being marked by a visit to one of the state’s oldest maple farms, Dewy Meadows Farm in Warren Center, Bradford County. Secretary Redding was joined by Pennsylvania Maple Producers Council members and Pennsylvania Hardwoods Development Council members
On the eve of the Lenten Season, women in matching checkered aprons, headscarves, and running shoes participated in the centuries-old pancake race in Olney, England. Before stepping to the starting line, they rolled their shoulders in unison, raised up on their toes, and did squats while holding frying pans. At the word “Go,” they sprinted
As many residents are aware, Adams County assumed caretaker status of Oak Lawn Cemetery after years of angst, turmoil, and uncertainty. As the final resting place for thousands of Adams County veterans and residents, letting the cemetery stagnate was not an option. Upon the sale of unused real estate in the western portion to fund
The Sunderman Wind Quintet is set to perform at the Musselman Library, Gettysburg College, on Monday, February 26th, at 12 pm. This midday event, aptly named Notes at Noon, invites attendees to bring their lunch to the Library Apse and enjoy an exquisite selection of works by renowned composers such as Milhaud, Barber, Molnar-Suhajda, and
The Adams County Treasurer’s Office will collect 2024-2025 taxes on behalf of Abbottstown, Arendtsville, and Bendersville boroughs, as was decided at the recent Commissioners’ meeting. The County Office may also be collector for Germany Township. The procedure change is due to vacancies in the offices of the aforementioned tax jurisdictions. While expressing gratitude to Adams
A new initiative to get 8,000 trees and shrubs into the hands of Adams County residents is launching this spring, the Adams County Planting Partnership announced. The Adams County Planting Partnership is a collaboration between the Adams County Conservation District, the Watershed Alliance of Adams County and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, with the goal of
The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) today announced the launch of an advertising campaign focused on attracting more people to a career as a state trooper. The recruitment initiative utilizes various media channels, including a television commercial set to debut during Sunday’s 3:30 p.m. NHL game between the Philadelphia Flyers and the Pittsburgh Penguins, and commercials
Join the Adams County Community Foundation on Wednesday morning, March 5 at 8 AM for our 2024 Investment Briefing at Adams County Historical Society’s Event Center. Members of our Investment Committee will share details on our endowment investment objectives and strategy. The briefing, led by volunteer Investment Committee Chair James Kampstra of Kampstra Wealth Management,
Adams County residents, mark your calendars! The Adams County Emergency Services, located at 230 Greenamyer Ln, Gettysburg, PA 17325, is hosting its monthly glass recycling opportunity next Saturday, March 2, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. This initiative, which began on November 4, 2023, continues to offer residents a sustainable way to dispose of
The use of AI to generate content has the potential to have a negative impact on users, with the creation of AI-generated spam pages appearing in Google’s search results. These pages are not supported by Google’s spam policies and could mislead or contain malicious content, such as clickbait or personal information scams. The use of
The Shapiro Administration, through Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding, has opened applications for $500,000 in Farm Vitality Planning Grants as part of the PA Farm Bill initiatives. These grants, supported by the 2023-24 state budget, aim to assist Pennsylvania farmers in strategic business planning for expansion, diversification, or ownership transition. Governor Josh Shapiro, advocating for the
SECOND NIGHT ADDED! Tommy Emmanuel, CGP with special guest Cris Jacobs May 9, 8 p.m. Tommy Emmanuel Due to popular demand, DSP Shows has added a second show to Tommy Emmanuel’s visit to Gettysburg – Thursday, May 9 at 8 pm. Tickets for Friday, May 10 are not valid for Thursday’s concert. The real-time exuberance
Enhancing access to exceptional healthcare throughout South Central Pennsylvania, WellSpan Health is expanding the scope of vascular surgery services available in Chambersburg, Gettysburg, Hanover, and York through a recent agreement with faculty physicians from the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM). Four highly skilled UMSOM vascular surgeons will join WellSpan Health, offering high-quality surgical
The Adams County Arts Council (ACAC) is thrilled to announce the 20th anniversary of the Annual Juried Art Exhibition. This premiere show not only features work from Adams County and South-central Pennsylvania’s best artists, but also draws entries from across the United States to be considered for awards ranging from $200 to $1,000. The exhibition
Gettysburg Rocks, the annual live music charitable event held bi-annually in February and August, has become a cornerstone of community and charity, supporting a cause that touches hearts as deeply as the music that fills the air. The genesis of Gettysburg Rocks traces back to a simple yet powerful idea conceived by Rob Simon. The
Governor Josh Shapiro announced on Tuesday that he wants to invest $25 million in a new program called Main Street Matters to improve downtowns, main streets, and the neighborhoods surrounding them. The governor made the announcement while in Lemoyne, PA, where he was on a tour to discuss the proposed 2024-25 state budget with local
For thirty-two years, a small committee of individuals linked with the Interfaith Center for Peace and Justice and, more recently, the YWCA has managed to produce a community celebration regarded as one of the area’s highlights. With the goal of encouraging all parts of our community to rub elbows with each other, the Adams County
The Carroll Valley Borough Council convened on February 12, 2024, to address a series of local issues, commencing with the approval of minutes and an invitation for public discourse. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the discussion between resident Kate Wymer and council members regarding a contentious chicken coop in Wymer’s front
The Educational Development Resource Trust/SHARE Foreign Exchange Program is seeking host families for school year 2024-25. The organization is CSIET-certified and follows the regulations of the Department of State. 5-month or 10-month programs allow students from other countries to attend school in the US. The students start arriving in August to start school for the
“One Vision, One History,” led by Bryan Wade of Keystones Oral Histories, will speak on the Underground Railroad at the YWCA of Gettysburg & Adams County on March 9 at 12:00 noon. The program is free of charge, and a light lunch will be served. Register for the meal count by March 5 by contacting
The Pennsylvania Film Office has announced that the popular crime drama “The Mayor of Kingstown” will be shooting its third season in Pittsburgh. This decision is expected to create over 3,000 new jobs and inject more than $90 million into the regional economy. “When a TV or film production comes to Pennsylvania, it’s a huge
Healthy Adams County and Strawberry Hill Foundation are joining forces and inviting hikers to Night Hike this Saturday, Feb. 24, at 7:30 PM at Strawberry Hills Nature Preserve, 1537 Mt Hope Rd Fairfield. The special one-mile hike will take place beneath a full moon. The event is limited to 30 people, so you MUST register
In an electrifying showdown at Rec Hall, Penn State’s Levi Haines, now ranked the No. 1 collegiate wrestler in the country at 157 lbs and a former Biglerville High School state champ, showcased his remarkable talent in a highly anticipated match that had nearly 6,600 fans on the edge of their seats. Facing off against
Gardners Boy Scout Troop 75 participated in the 2024 Battlefield District Klondike Derby at Camp Tuckahoe in Dillsburg this weekend. The Klondike Derby is an event where patrols from different troops throughout the district come together to compete in different Scouting skills. The single-day derby event consisted of 8 different stations which included knots and