Trump attends NFL game Sunday

President Donald Trump became the first sitting president in almost half a century to attend a regular-season NFL game Sunday, watching part of the Washington Commanders’ matchup with the Detroit Lions in Landover, Maryland. Trump arrived during the first half after landing at Joint Base Andrews, telling reporters he was β€œa little bit late” but

It’s Adams County Giving Spree Day

WHO: Thousands of generous Adams Countians and 100 local nonprofits WHAT: Giving Spree: An in-person generosity festival WHEN: Today, Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025 – 3 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Wyndham Gettysburg, 90 Presidential Circle, Gettysburg, PA 17325 WHY: Biggest per-capita giving days in the U.S. Additional information is available at www.ACCFGivingSpree.org The Adams County Community

Poll Pads had a successful debut in Adams County

Adams County’s new electronic Poll Pads were used countywide for the first time during the November 4 general election, marking a smooth and successful rollout of the new voter check-in technology. The county previously approved the purchase of 102 Poll Pads, printers, and three-year licenses and maintenance for a total cost of $227,460. The purchase

Supreme Court weighs legality of Trump tariffs

The Supreme Court is preparing to decide whether former President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on global trade partners were constitutional, after justices signaled deep skepticism during arguments Wednesday about whether the measures violated congressional authority. The case challenges Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose so-called reciprocal tariffs on imports from

Google adds Gemini AI to Maps for more conversational navigation

Google Maps is getting a major artificial intelligence upgrade with the integration of Gemini, transforming the navigation app into a conversational assistant that can answer questions, adjust routes, and provide real-time insights about nearby landmarks and businesses. The update enables users to interact directly with Gemini within Google Maps via voice or touch. Drivers and

WellSpan Hospitals earn national recognition for quality care, with Gettysburg Hospital among top performers

Six WellSpan Health hospitals have been named among America’s Best by Healthgrades, earning a combined 60 honors for excellence in cardiac, pulmonary, gastrointestinal, critical care, and neuroscience services. The awards, announced October 28, recognize hospitals that achieved exceptional patient outcomes, avoided complications, and demonstrated consistent clinical excellence. Among the top-performing facilities is WellSpan Gettysburg Hospital,

PA Secretary of State reports busy municipal election day across Commonwealth

Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt confirmed Pennsylvania held another safe and secure election today, as Pennsylvanians made their voices heard across the Commonwealth. β€œThank you to the hundreds of county officials and the approximately 45,000 poll workers who staffed 9,163 polling places so their fellow Pennsylvanians could make their voices heard today,” Schmidt said.

Gettysburg Exchange Club launches annual poinsettia sale

The Exchange Club of Gettysburg has opened orders for its annual poinsettia sale, a long-running holiday tradition that helps fund the club’s service initiatives throughout Adams County. Orders are being accepted through Thursday, November 14, with delivery scheduled for December 4 and 5. The fundraiser offers vibrant, locally grown poinsettias in time for the holiday

South Mountain Partnership awards over $50,000 to 8 organizations

The Mini-Grant Program is funded by the bipartisan Environmental Stewardship Fund through the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) and administered by the Appalachian Trail Conservancy. In the last 16 years, SMP’s Mini-Grant Program has funded over 100 projects. Over $700,000 in grants have been awarded from this program, leveraging over $1,500,000 in

Philadelphia’s iconic holiday light show to shine one more season before a two-year break

The holiday season will sparkle once more at the Wanamaker Building this year β€” and then go dark for a while. Organizers announced that the beloved Christmas Light Show and Dickens Village will return on Friday, November 28, but will take a two-year break beginning in 2026 as the historic building undergoes major renovations. The

Shine on, Beaver Moon

The 2025 Beaver Moon, the final Supermoon of the year and the closest to Earth, reached its peak on Wednesday morning but will continue to shine brightly through the weekend for skywatchers across Pennsylvania and beyond. According to The Old Farmer’s Almanac, the Beaver Moon reached peak illumination at 8:19 a.m. EST yesterday, November 5,

Weekend sports wrap

Dodgers Take Classic Game 7 Baseball β€” World SeriesThe Los Angeles Dodgers outlasted the Toronto Blue Jays 5–4 in 11 innings to capture their second straight championship. Los Angeles stormed back from a 3–0 deficit, tying the game with a ninth-inning blast before Will Smith’s two-out homer in the 11th sealed the title. Yoshinobu Yamamoto,

Amazon’s influence on Whole Foods

Amazon’s imprint on Whole Foods is becoming unmistakable, eight years after the tech giant bought the natural-foods chain for $13.7 billion. In suburban Philadelphia, a pilot program is using β€œShopBots” in a store’s backroom to retrieve items such as Tide Pods and Pepsi ordered through the Amazon appβ€”an attempt to satisfy shoppers seeking mainstream brands

The witching month comes calling

As the calendar turns to November, Americans can expect one of the most changeable months of the year β€” a time when autumn’s fading colors meet the first signs of winter. From blustery β€œwitch storms” in the Midwest to early snows in the Northeast and a tapering hurricane season along the Gulf, the month promises

Election Day is tomorrow. Know your polling place

Adams County voters are reminded that Election Day is tomorrow, Tuesday, November 4. To help voters find their designated polling place, the Adams County Office of Elections and Voter Registration offers several online resources. The county website features a β€œPolling Places in Adams County” interactive app that allows residents to locate where to vote by

NYC Marathon: The world’s most electrifying race?

More than 55,000 runners from nearly 150 countries filled New York’s five boroughs Sunday for the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon, a celebration of endurance, inclusion, and world-class competition. The event, organized by New York Road Runners, delivered historic performances across every division β€” from course records to photo finishes β€” as crowds lined

Adams County 4-H leaders are honored

Adams County 4-H members and leaders were honored at the annual Adams County 4-H Leaders and Members Recognition Night on October 6 at the Agriculture and Natural Resources Center in Gettysburg. These individuals provide the spark to Adams County’s 4-H experience. The evening began with a homemade apple crisp and ice cream social, followed by

Trump’s 60 Minutes interview covers shutdown, raids, and other issues

In his first 60 Minutes appearance in five years, President Donald Trump defended his policies on immigration, trade, and foreign affairs while faulting Democrats for the nation’s prolonged government shutdown. The wide-ranging interview with Norah O’Donnell at Mar-a-Lago came amid rising tensions both at home and abroad, and after a previous legal battle between Trump

Blue Jays are one win away

The Toronto Blue Jays stand on the verge of history after rookie pitcher Trey Yesavage delivered a masterful performance in a 6-1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 5 of the World Series on Wednesday night. The win gives Toronto a 3-2 series lead and two chances to capture its first championship in

Amazon will cut 14,000 jobs

Amazon announced Tuesday it will eliminate 14,000 corporate positions as part of a restructuring effort designed to streamline its operations and adapt to rapid advances in artificial intelligence. The cuts, which will primarily affect management and administrative roles, come as major corporations reassess how automation and AI are reshaping the white-collar workforce. In a blog

Trump returns from summit with trade concessions, tariff cuts, and nuclear controversy

President Donald Trump announced Thursday that China had agreed to delay for one year its planned restrictions on exports of rare earth metals, easing a major supply chain concern for U.S. industries dependent on the critical materials. The agreement came at the conclusion of Trump’s summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, which also produced a

Melissa devastates Caribbean, headed for Bermuda

Hurricane Melissa tore through the northern Caribbean this week, leaving widespread destruction across Jamaica, Cuba, and Haiti before accelerating toward Bermuda on Thursday. The powerful storm has killed at least 29 people β€” 25 in Haiti and four in Jamaica β€” and displaced tens of thousands as it continues its march across the Atlantic. The

Good news at Starbucks

Starbucks reported its first same-store sales growth in nearly two years on Wednesday, signaling early success in the company’s sweeping turnaround effort. The coffee giant’s global same-store sales rose 1% in its fiscal fourth quarter, outperforming Wall Street expectations of a decline. While U.S. same-store sales were flat for the quarter, they turned positive in

Shapiro-Davis administration urges federal action on SNAP payments

Nearly two million Pennsylvanians face uncertainty over how to feed their families after the Trump administration halted November payments for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) during the ongoing federal government shutdown. Governor Josh Shapiro’s administration is calling on Washington to act immediately, warning that the suspension of benefits threatens to trigger a statewide hunger

Trick-or-Treat times in Adams County

While today’s weather may not be suitable for neither ghost nor goblin, Friday’s Halloween forecast, though blustery, should be considerably better. Here are the county’s scheduled trick-or-treat times: Biglerville: Oct. 31, 6-8 p.m. Carroll Valley Borough: Trunk or Treat, 6-8 p.m. East Berlin: Oct. 31, 6-8 p.m. Gettysburg: Oct. 31, 6-8 p.m. Littlestown: Oct. 31,

Nvidia is first to $5 trillion

Nvidia has become the first company in history to surpass a $5 trillion market valuation, a milestone that cements the chipmaker’s dominance in the artificial intelligence economy and underscores the extraordinary momentum propelling global technology markets. Shares of the Santa Clara–based company climbed nearly 3% Wednesday to $207.16, pushing its market capitalization to $5.03 trillion.

Adams County to offer Master Watershed Steward training program

What is the Penn State Extension Master Watershed Steward program, and how can it benefit the local community? An upcoming information session will introduce the Spring 2026 Master Watershed Steward training program and outline how to apply to become a Master Watershed Steward, one of Penn State Extension’s fastest-growing volunteer initiatives, making measurable impacts across

Weekend sports wrap

NFL Week 8 The Philadelphia Eagles stayed in command of the NFC East with a 38–20 win over the New York Giants, as Saquon Barkley broke out with his first 100-yard rushing game of the season. In Baltimore, the Ravens returned to form with a strong 30–16 victory over the Chicago Bears. Lamar Jackson led

Grocery prices continue to rise despite claims to the contrary

New government data show grocery prices climbed again last month, contradicting repeated claims by President Donald Trump that food costs are β€œdown” or β€œway down.” According to the latest Consumer Price Index report released Friday, average grocery prices rose 0.3% from August to September, following a 0.6% increase the previous month β€” the sharpest jump

Hurricane Melissa becomes a Category 5 storm

Hurricane Melissa roared into Category 5 strength early Monday, becoming the most powerful storm of the Atlantic season and posing a catastrophic threat to several Caribbean islands. The Miami-based National Hurricane Center warned that the storm could bring β€œlife-threatening and potentially catastrophic” flash flooding, landslides, and storm surges to Jamaica, southern Haiti, the Dominican Republic,

FDA approves new nonhormonal drug to treat menopause symptoms

The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new medication, Lynkuet, to treat hot flashes, night sweats, and sleep disturbances in menopausal women β€” expanding treatment options beyond traditional hormone therapy. The drug, developed by Bayer and containing the compound elinzanetant, is among the few nonhormonal therapies available for menopause-related symptoms. Clinical trials showed that

Target will lay off 1,000

Target has announced it will lay off about 1,000 corporate employees and eliminate 800 open positions, a move affecting roughly 8% of its global corporate workforce. The Minneapolis-based retailer said the restructuring is designed to β€œset the course for our company to be stronger, faster, and better positioned” for the future, according to an internal

Haines helps lead Penn State wrestlers to Gold at U23 World Championships

Penn State’s wrestling power was on full display in Novi Sad, Serbia, as three Nittany Lions β€” Luke Lilledahl, Mitchell Mesenbrink, and Levi Haines β€” captured gold medals at the U23 World Championships, with teammate PJ Duke adding a bronze. Haines, a Biglerville High School graduate, delivered a dominant performance at 79 kilograms to secure

Suspects nabbed in Louvre heist

French authorities have arrested two suspects in connection with last week’s audacious daylight robbery at the Louvre Museum, where crown jewels valued at €88 million ($102 million) were stolen. The Paris prosecutor’s office confirmed the arrests Saturday evening, saying one man was apprehended at Charles de Gaulle Airport while attempting to board a flight to

TV mom June Lockhart dies at 100

June Lockhart, the warm-voiced television matriarch who anchored two generations of family viewing on β€œLassie” and β€œLost in Space,” died Oct. 23 at her home in Santa Monica, Calif. She was 100. Her family said she died of natural causes, with her daughter, June Elizabeth, and granddaughter, Christianna, at her side. Born June 25, 1925,

Pennsylvania Senate advances $47.9 billion budget as stalemate with House continues

More than 100 days into Pennsylvania’s budget impasse, the state’s Republican-controlled Senate on Tuesday passed a $47.9 billion spending plan β€” but with Democrats in the House already opposing it, the political deadlock shows no sign of ending soon. The proposal, approved 27–23 along party lines, increases overall spending by roughly $300 million compared to

The latest on the Louvre heist

French investigators say they have recovered traces of DNA from items left behind by the suspects in last weekend’s daring $102 million jewel heist at the Louvre Museum β€” the first significant lead in a case that has stunned France and the global art world. Authorities confirmed that DNA evidence was discovered on a helmet

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Atlas browser for macOS, with other platforms coming soon

OpenAI has unveiled ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-powered web browser designed to weave the capabilities of its conversational assistant directly into everyday browsing. The new browser launched this week for macOS, with versions for Windows, iOS, and Android expected to follow soon. Unlike traditional browsers, ChatGPT Atlas integrates ChatGPT as a constant companion rather than a

Shapiro administration highlights safety and accessibility of updated COVID-19 vaccine

The Shapiro Administration will today underscore the safety, effectiveness, and availability of the updated COVID-19 vaccine as Pennsylvania enters another respiratory virus season. Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen and Insurance Commissioner Michael Humphreys will visit See-Right Pharmacy in Harrisburg today to emphasize the importance of vaccination and demonstrate its accessibility by receiving their own

Earth still has just one moon

Despite a wave of viral social media claims suggesting that Earth has suddenly acquired a second moon, astronomers confirm that our planet still has just one true lunar companion. The object behind the online frenzy is actually a recently discovered β€œquasi moon,” or more precisely, a quasi satellite, officially designated 2025 PN7. The American Astronomical

Weekend sports wrap

Blue Jays Force Game 7; NFL and college football deliver weekend drama The Toronto Blue Jays kept their season alive Sunday night, staving off elimination with a 6-2 victory over the Seattle Mariners at Rogers Centre. Backed by a raucous home crowd, rookie pitcher Trey Yesavage carried a shutout into the sixth inning while Addison

Still not registered to vote? You have until 5 p.m. today

Pennsylvanians have until 5 p.m. today to register to vote in the upcoming November 4 municipal election, which will feature key statewide judicial races and local contests across the commonwealth. State officials are urging eligible residents who have not yet registered to act quickly by visiting vote.pa.gov, where they can complete their registration online. Registration

Prince Andrew steps away

Prince Andrew has announced that he will relinquish the use of all royal titles and honors, marking the most dramatic step yet in his long fall from public life. The decision, confirmed by Buckingham Palace on Friday, follows ongoing controversy surrounding the Duke of York’s ties to the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey

Penn State trustees approve sale of WPSU assets to Philadelphia public media group WHYY

Penn State University’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved the sale of university-owned public broadcaster WPSU’s operating assets to Philadelphia-based WHYY. The vote Monday follows the board’s unanimous objection last month of a different proposal that would have transferred WPSU to the Philadelphia NPR and PBS affiliate. Members cited concern about the cost to the university

GASD Coffee and Conversation set for Oct. 24

The Gettysburg Area School District (GASD) is inviting families and community members to its first Coffee & Conversations event on Thursday, October 24, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Norris-Wachob Alumni House on the Gettysburg College campus. The event, hosted by the district’s Family Navigators, offers residents a chance to enjoy free coffee

Millions participated in Saturday’s “No Kings” protests

Millions of Americans filled streets and town squares on Saturday in a sweeping wave of β€œNo Kings” demonstrations opposing what organizers called rising authoritarianism under President Donald Trump. More than 2,700 rallies took place in every state, drawing an estimated seven million participants in what observers said could be the largest protest in modern U.S.

Ceasefire falters amid renewed strikes

The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas suffered its first major setback on Sunday as both sides exchanged fire and traded accusations of breaking the truce. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed carrying out airstrikes across Gaza, saying it targeted dozens of Hamas sites following what it described as a serious violation of the ceasefire by

PA launches new screening tool to protect older adults receiving in-home care

The Pennsylvania Department of Aging has introduced a new web-based screening tool designed to increase transparency, strengthen accountability, and protect older adults who rely on in-home care services. The platform, called C-Screen, evaluates and verifies the hiring practices of in-home care provider agencies that work with the state’s network of 52 Area Agencies on Aging

Primary challenge for Fetterman?

Several prominent Pennsylvania Democrats are positioning themselves for a potential 2028 Senate primary challenge against Sen. John Fetterman, setting the stage for what could become a divisive party battle in one of the nation’s most critical swing states. Fetterman, who flipped a Republican-held seat in 2022, remains popular with voters across Pennsylvania. However, his softened

Library hosts community conversation on menopause and nutrition

A recent community event at the Harbaugh-Thomas Library in Biglerville opened up a conversation on a topic often left unspoken: menopause. The September 9th event featured a presentation by Rebecca Speelman, Ed.D., a certified holistic nutritionist, titled β€œMenopause and Nutrition: It’s the One Thing No One Talks About…Until Now.” The program highlighted menopause as a

Smucker’s sues Trader Joe’s over alleged Uncrustables knockoff

The J.M. Smucker Company has filed a federal lawsuit against Trader Joe’s, accusing the grocery chain of trademark infringement for selling a crustless peanut butter and jelly sandwich it claims closely imitates its popular Uncrustables brand. The lawsuit, filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Ohio, centers on Trader Joe’s β€œcrustless peanut butter & strawberry

A (very) early look at winter

As autumn rolls on, meteorologists are offering an early glimpse at what the upcoming winter could bring. With a La NiΓ±a weather pattern now in place, the Northeast is expected to experience a dynamic mix of mild periods and sharp winter blasts as the season unfolds from November through January. The latest outlook from The

We’re number one in farmland preservation

Governor Josh Shapiro and Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding marked a major milestone this week at Talview Dairy Farm in Lebanon County, celebrating Pennsylvania’s leadership in farmland preservation. Since the start of the Shapiro Administration, the state has invested more than $140 million to preserve 472 new farms and over 39,000 acres of prime farmland. In

Bill would require PA high schools to stock naloxone

All Pennsylvania high schools would be required to keep naloxone, the opioid-reversing drug, on hand under new legislation introduced Wednesday in Harrisburg. The bill, sponsored by State Senators Christine Tartaglione and Nikil Saval of Philadelphia, would apply to every high school across the stateβ€”public and private, urban and rural alike. If enacted, Pennsylvania would join

Penn State fires Franklin; coaching search begins

Less than a month after entering the season with national championship ambitions, Penn State has fired head coach James Franklin, bringing an abrupt end to an 11-plus-year tenure marked by both success and frustration. The decision came Sunday following a stunning series of losses that derailed the Nittany Lions’ 2025 campaign. The turning point was

Weekend Sports Wrap

Weekend Sports Wrap: MLB, NFL, NHL MLB: Mariners Seize ALCS Opener Behind Raleigh and Polanco The Seattle Mariners took control of the American League Championship Series on Sunday night, grinding out a 3–1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre to grab a 1–0 series lead. Seattle is now three victories away from

Stocks tumble amid increased Chinese tariff threat

Wall Street ended the week sharply lower Friday after President Donald Trump threatened a β€œmassive” increase in tariffs on Chinese imports, rattling investors and reigniting trade war fears. The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 878.82 points, or 1.9%, to close at 45,479.60. The S&P 500 fell 2.71% to 6,552.51 β€” its worst single-day drop since

Trooper seriously wounded, suspect killed in Chambersburg

A Pennsylvania state trooper remained hospitalized in serious condition Thursday following a violent gun battle near Chambersburg that left the suspected gunman dead and another trooper injured. The confrontation unfolded Wednesday evening after state police responded to a reported theft at a Dick’s Sporting Goods store just after 6 p.m. Authorities said three suspects fled

Sister Jean, Loyola Chicago’s beloved chaplain and March Madness icon, dies at 106

Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the Loyola Chicago men’s basketball chaplain whose faith, wit, and presence captured the nation’s heart during the Ramblers’ Cinderella run to the 2018 NCAA Final Four, has died at the age of 106, the university announced Thursday night. Sister Jean stepped down from her role in August due to health issues

Nor’easter slams East Coast

A powerful October nor’easter brought widespread flooding, dangerous surf and damaging winds to the U.S. East Coast over the weekend, prompting emergency declarations in multiple states as communities braced for continued impacts into Monday. The storm reached North Carolina first, where high winds and heavy rain battered the Outer Banks. Highway 12 was closed early

WellSpan honored with national award for performance of its Accountable Care Organization

The National Association of ACOs (NAACOS) has awarded WellSpan Health with its 2025 Excellence Award, which recognizes high-performing organizations that have demonstrated outstanding commitment to and accomplishments in value-based care by improving quality and outcomes, lowering or slowing growth of costs, and increasing patient and provider satisfaction. WellSpan Health is one of just three organizations

Hollywood mourns the death of Diane Keaton

Oscar-winning actress Diane Keaton, one of Hollywood’s most beloved and distinctive stars, has died at the age of 79. A family spokesperson confirmed that Keaton passed away on Saturday in California. Keaton rose to prominence in the 1970s as Kay Adams-Corleone in The Godfather films, before becoming an icon of American cinema through a string

Trump reclaims Columbus Day, rejects Indigenous Peoples’ Day

President Donald Trump marked the 2025 Columbus Day holiday with a fiery proclamation that celebrated Christopher Columbus as β€œthe original American hero” while rejecting Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the growing alternative observance that honors Native communities impacted by European colonization. Trump accused what he called β€œleft-wing arsonists” of β€œdestroying and dishonoring” Columbus’s legacy, vowing to reclaim

New “glamping” options at PA State Parks

Pennsylvania has introduced glamorous camping β€” or glamping β€” at eight state parks, offering visitors a new way to enjoy the outdoors with modern comforts. The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) announced the debut of 61 safari-style tents developed in partnership with Timberline Glamping Co., with reservations now open for spring 2026. The

A section of Baltimore Street will close beginning this afternoon for movie shoot

A small portion of Baltimore Street will be closed beginning at 4 p.m. to accommodate filming for the historical movie β€œGettysburg, 1863,” directed by Bo Brinkman. The closure affects Baltimore Street between South Street and Breckenridge Street and will remain in place until Tuesday, October 14, at 6 p.m. The film, described as a powerful

Domino’s hits the refresh button

Domino’s Pizza has launched its first brand refresh in more than ten years, unveiling a new visual and audio identity designed to appeal to younger consumers and reinforce its β€œHungry for MORE” growth strategy. The update features brighter colors, a bolder custom typeface, redesigned packaging, and a new jingle voiced by crossover country artist Shaboozey.

Airport delays stretch into third day as shutdown continues

Flight delays rippled through airports nationwide for a third consecutive day on Wednesday as the government shutdown continued to strain the nation’s air traffic system. The Federal Aviation Administration reported staffing shortages at multiple hubs, forcing reductions in flight operations and increasing wait times for travelers. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport was among the hardest

House Democrats send new budget proposal to Senate on 100th day of impasse in Pennsylvania

In the first public action in nearly two months amidst the state budget impasse, lawmakers in the Democratic-led House approved a $50.25 billion spending proposal and sent it to the Senate for consideration. The 105-98 vote on Wednesday followed an afternoon of heated rhetoric and finger-pointing by House Democrats and Senate Republicans on the 100th

Psychiatrists urge removal of Kennedy as health secretary

Leading psychiatry organizations are calling for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to be removed as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), warning that his policies threaten recent progress in mental health and addiction treatment. The Southern California Psychiatry Society, which represents over 1,000 clinicians, and the newly formed Committee to Protect Public

Monday is Adams County Day at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center

The Gettysburg Foundation invites Adams County residents to celebrate Adams County Day on Columbus Day, Monday, Oct. 13, 2025, with free admission to the Film, Cyclorama & Museum Experience at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center, thanks to sponsorship from Barley Snyder Attorneys at Law. Guests will begin their visit with A

Search continues for missing Adams County man

Family representatives are renewing public appeals to help locate Mark Henry Hicks, who has been missing since June 22, 2025, from the New Oxford area. Relatives say the case has struggled for attention since Hicks was first reported missing. Two of the investigators who initially led the probe β€” Detective Baker and Sergeant Becker* β€”

Sports Wrap

The Major League Baseball postseason is off to a dramatic start as the Division Series began this weekend. All four matchups are underway, with some teams quickly seizing control and others locked in tight battles as the series shift to pivotal Game 2s and 3s this week. American League The Toronto Blue Jays wasted no

Some guidance for parents as respiratory viruses circulate this fall

As temperatures drop and children return to classrooms, many parents brace for what can feel like a nonstop season of coughs, sniffles, and fevers. Common respiratory illnessesβ€”including the cold, influenza (flu), COVID-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and croupβ€”are circulating widely, and school or day care attendance can increase children’s exposure. Because these illnesses often share

Totem Pole welcomes Flat Stanley

Totem Pole Playhouse is proud to announce the cast and creative team for The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, TYA (theater for your audiences), marking the launch of a new annual educational program designed specifically for elementary school audiences. It is produced by Gibbsology, LLC, and is based on the beloved children’s book. The musical

Gettysburg Foundation to host 2025 gala featuring Peggy Noonan

The Gettysburg Foundation will welcome guests from across the country to the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center on Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, for its annual Gala, a signature evening of celebration, connection, and purpose in support of the Foundation’s ongoing partnership with Gettysburg National Military Park and Eisenhower National Historic Site. This

Apple and Google pull ICE-tracking app

Apple and Google have taken action to remove apps that allow users to anonymously report sightings of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, following mounting pressure from federal officials and safety concerns. The removals center on ICEBlock, a free app that gained rapid popularity earlier this year by letting users log and view real-time

Charlie Brown is still wearing that same shirt

Seventy-five years ago this month, a modest four-panel comic strip about a β€œlovable loser” named Charlie Brown debuted in nine American newspapers. That launch marked the beginning of Peanuts, a cultural phenomenon that would become the most widely syndicated comic strip in history and an enduring part of global pop culture. Created by Charles M.

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