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The Gettysburg Times reported today that Abbottstown will hire James R. Graham, former Gettysburg state police commander, as a part-time police officer. Graham enlisted in the state police in 1987. After graduation from the State Police Academy, he was assigned to Troop H, Gettysburg Station. Graham was promoted to corporal in 2002 and sergeant in

Cody Hall, who has been hosting wine tastings at the Gettysburg Wine and Spirits shop in the Peebles/Marshall shopping center will be leaving to take a job in Philadelphia on April 17th. He will be terribly missed. His knowledge of wine is remarkable and we’ve had so many chances to try new vintages since he’s

Notice: This post is for the May 2019 Adams County Primary Election.  Please click here for the November 2019 Municipal Election Update. Who is Running for Adams County Offices? View the ballot you will see on election day. Where do I vote? The Adams County municipal primary election is Tuesday, May 21. May 14 is

The Gettysburg Borough Council consists of 7 members who serve a term of four years. Two members are elected from each of the 3 wards in staggered years. The seventh member is elected at large, by all three wards. The Mayor is elected at large for a 4-year term.   Two seats need to be

The Gettysburg Times reported this week that Jeff Brauning is running for a position as a Cumberland Township supervisor. Brauning currently serves as chair of the township zoning board. According to the report, Brauning hopes to encourage economic growth in the township and lower property taxes.

We are happy to announce that we met with the National Park Service yesterday and the 29th Annual Spirit of Gettysburg 5K is scheduled for Saturday, June 15, 2019 and the Gettysburg Battlefield Half Marathon is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 3, 2019.   We have a lot of work ahead of us but are committed to

The Gettysburg Times reported yesterday that long-time Gettysburg Resident John Rice will be running for the vacant Ward 2 seat in the Gettysburg Borough Council. Rice will run as a Democrat. Rice has many years of organizational and administrative experience in the local fruit growing industry. He has also been a supporter of the Gettysburg

There is no better way to serve your community than to run for public office, and there are over 150 seats in Adams County that will be up for election in 2019. These include 116 municipal positions, 33 school board seats, and eight county spots that will be on the ballot in the 2019 municipal

A Snow Emergency has been declared in Gettysburg Borough. Mayor Streeter offcially called the Snow Emergency at 9:55 AM on Wednesday, February 20, 2019. The Snow Emergency will remain in effect until all Borough roads have been cleared of snow and ice.All vehicles must be removed from Snow Emergency Routes immediately. On-street parking along Snow Emergency

Spend Wednesday, March 13, at Gettysburg College helping the county’s high school sophomores learn about various careers. Volunteers are needed to help direct students into classrooms and buildings. Half or full day volunteers are needed. Lunch will be provided at the college for all volunteers. Contact Sara Edmiston at sarae@adamslibrary.org for more information. Erin Messinger

  You are needed: Become an APPRISE counselor at the Adams County Office for Aging Inc. (ACOFA) APPRISE volunteers help people understand their Medicare benefits and coverage options. Volunteers meet with Medicare beneficiaries by appointment at the ACOFA office to provide information and assistance with Medicare and related programs. Training to become an APPRISE counselor

If you are looking for a way to get involved helping others in our community, why not bring your passion to the Gettysburg Literary Council? The council relies on the work of volunteers and could not exist without them. Contact the Literary Council at https://www.facebook.com/GettysburgACLC/.

On Friday, April 12, 7:30 am – 6 pm and Saturday, April 13, 8:30 -10:30 am the Gettysburg YWCA will host its annual “nearly new” sale. You can buy and sell quality, gently used, seasonal children’s clothing and shoes, baby equipment, furnishings, and toys. You can make money selling gently used CHILDREN’S items. For a

On Feb. 18, 2019, the Eisenhower National Historic Site will offer free tours of the historic Eisenhower home to mark President’s Day. Tours of the home will be offered at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tours begin at the Eisenhower Reception Center. As part of the Adams County Community Appreciation Day, all visitors on Feb.

               The Majestic Theater and Froggy 107.7FM present Lee Brice and Morgan Evans in concert! Sunday, March 24 / 4:00 pm Lee Brice has a storied career as a writer and singer both with 10 top 40 hits, including, 6 top ten and 4 #1 songs. In 2014, he won song of the year

On Wednesday February 6th, Gettysburg Democracy for America will bring together local officials and citizen activists to talk about their passion for local issues and their commitment to service in the local community. “Why Run for Office? Local Issues and Why They Matter” begins at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium in Valentine Hall at the

The Bluebrick Gallery in Gettysburg is hosting a First Friday book signing of “Lincoln and Lady” tonight. The book is illustrated by New Oxford junior Sarah Wessel and authored by Boiling Springs High School teacher Cathy Woodson. The Bluebrick Gallery is located at the corner of Chambersburg Street and Washington Street in downtown Gettysburg. The

The Gettysburg Fine Wine and Good Spirits store which has been closed for several weeks is now open again. The store closed on Thursday January 31, 2019 at 2:00 pm. An email from a store employee said the store had been closed due to unpleasant fumes in the store. Store staff has apologized for any inconvenience

Gettysburg Rocks returns to Gettysburg PA on the weekend of February 8th through 10th, 2019. Over 150 bands will descend on Gettysburg, both for the fun of it, but also to raise money for Penn State’s Four Diamonds Fund that helps kids fight cancer. Gettysburg Rocks was created by local musician music promoter and radio

Many fire departments have responded to a fire in the walls of the Gettysburg Hospital.

Tonight is an important meeting of the Gettysburg Borough Council in which one of the main topic will (again) be parking. The issue relates to the use of “bagged” meters for businesses in the Borough. The topic has been highly controversial, with full-page ads taken out in the Gettysburg Times and an Op-Ed piece by

Entries are now being accepted for the Adams County Arts Council’s 16th Annual Juried Art Exhibition, to be held in May 30th to June 21st, 2019, in Schmucker Art Gallery, Gettysburg College. This year’s juror will be Lindsey Landfried, artist, curator and director of the HUB-Robeson Galleries at Penn State University. There is a $30

HACCs Gettysburg Campus is joining with other community organizations including the Adams County Community Foundation, Adams County Housing Authority, Adams Economic Alliance, Gettysburg College’s Center for Public Service, Healthy Adams County, South Central Community Action Programs, and United Way of Adams County to discuss affordable housing in Adams County. The lack of affordable housing affects