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June Marriages in Franklin County
Congratulations to all of the happy Franklin County couples who got married this June. Marriage records for June 2024 are public records. These records are in the Franklin County Clerk of Courts/Orphans’ Court. Kayla Joelle Sollenberger and Chase Nathanial Wenger 6/3/2024. Kenia Marilyn Silva and Jose Alfredo Ramos Sica...
Franklin County deed transfers: May 19-25, 2024
CHAMBERSBURG - The following deed transfers, for May 19-25, 2024, are public record in the Franklin County Registers and Recorders office. More deeds: Find out what properties have changed hands in Franklin County ...
Crash closes road connecting to Route 15 in Adams County
UPDATE: Route 234 has reopened as of 2:40 p.m. Thursday. A late Thursday morning crash has shut down an Adams County road that connects to Route 15, PennDOT said. A multi-vehicle crash was reported at about 11:45 a.m. on Route 234 in Tyrone Township. Since then, both sides of the road have closed in the area of Route 15 north and Oxford and White Church roads, according to 511PA.
New bill could make outdoor dining permanent in Pa.
GETTYSBURG, Pa. — On a busy day in downtown Gettysburg, visitors enjoyed the warm weather and some good food outdoors. Businesses are capitalizing on the pleasant atmosphere with more outside options. "Outdoor dining is vital for a lot of restaurants," said Peter Bales, general manager of The Upper Crust.
Central Pennsylvania Gears Up for Independence Day Celebrations
Central Pennsylvania is set to host a series of vibrant Independence Day celebrations across various townships and counties, with an array of firework shows, parades, and events lined up to mark the 4th of July. In Adams County, the Carroll Valley Borough near Carroll Commons will come alive on Thursday,...
Pennsylvania farm prepares for big Battle of Gettysburg reenactment weekend
The Battle of Gettysburg will be waged again this weekend on the Daniel Lady Farm outside of Gettysburg. Eight hundred reenactors are expected to recreate Pickett's Charge. The two-day event, held Saturday and Sunday, is expected to draw 8,000 spectators. Four thousand tickets have already been presold. Tickets can also...
Hundreds gather for 4th annual Gettysburg Independence Day celebration
GETTYSBURG, Pa. — Hundreds of people flocked to the Gettysburg Rec Park for the 4th Annual Gettysburg Independence Day Celebration. The event drew in people from across Central Pa., as well as people from out of state. “It takes about an hour-thirty to get here from Martinsburg, but it...
Senior centers extend hours to serve as cooling stations on sweltering day
Franklin County's Chambersburg, Greencastle and Tuscarora senior activity centers will be open for extended hours (8 a.m. to 7 p.m.) Friday, July 5, to serve as cooling stations for residents ages 60 and older. Older Franklin County residents also are welcome to escape the heat at the county's five other...
CHAMBERSBURG BOROUGH MAYOR AUTHORIZES BURN BAN
Please be advised that Mayor Kenneth Hock, at the recommendation of Dustin Ulrich, Fire Chief and EMS Director, authorized a burn ban in the Borough of Chambersburg, effective Wednesday, June 26, 2024, through Monday, July 22, 2024. The Mayor declared the burn ban because of drier than normal temperatures, with no significant rainfall being forecast. On Monday, July 22, 2024, Town Council may by Resolution extend the burn ban.
Franklin County CareerTech Little Apprentices Preschool Now Enrolling
Franklin County’s CareerTech Little Apprentices Preschool is currently accepting new students for limited slots available on Mondays and Wednesdays. The program, designed to foster early childhood development, offers a comprehensive experience focusing on cognitive, physical, social, and emotional growth through a variety of group and individual activities. The preschool...
'It changed us forever' | Daniel Lady Farm hosts Battle of Gettysburg reenactment this weekend
ADAMS COUNTY, Pa. — The Battle of Gettysburg lasted from July 1 through July 3, 1863. While it was 161 years ago, the history and significance of the battle are as strong today as it has ever been, and reenactments help people visualize what many can't even imagine. This...
Haunted Gettysburg (Part 3) | The Creepy Side of America
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — In this third and final installment of The Creepy Side of America: Haunted Gettysburg Miniseries, hosts Dan Kosloski and Kerry Kearns dive into the eerie tales of Gettysburg, often heralded as the most haunted small town in America. With 51,000 casualties in just three days, Gettysburg...
Gettysburg prepares for visitors, economic influx for 161st anniversary of key Civil War battle
GETTYSBURG, Pa. — This week marks the 161st anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and the local Gettysburg community is preparing for an influx of visitors for the occasion. Destination Gettysburg says tens of thousands of visitors are expected to come to the historic borough this week for the...
Gettysburg National Military Park Announces Road Closures During the Annual Gettysburg Area Fireworks Demonstration
Gettysburg PA—Gettysburg National Military Park (NMP) recognizes the long tradition of parking along the park avenue system to watch the annual Gettysburg Borough fireworks demonstration. We will continue to participate with our community in this event and ask the public to respect closures of select roadways and park rules to ensure the safety of visitors and park resources. Park roads will begin to close at 8 pm on July 4, 2024.
Adding new books at the library
When most people think of librarians, they usually think of the people they see checking out books, answering questions at a desk, or presenting a program. Many don’t realize that there’s also a team of staff and volunteers working behind the scenes, ensuring that our new books can be discovered through our online catalog and on our bookshelves. Technical Services is a department located within the Adams County Library System at Gettysburg that is responsible for cataloging and processing all of the new books that are circulated at our six branches.
Littlestown residents angry over water and sewer rate hike
LITTLESTOWN, Pa. — Water and sewer customers in Littlestown, Adams County, are upset over their latest utility bills. They're complaining about a new rate increase that will raise their bills by at least $30 every quarter. It may be a lot higher depending on how much water is used.
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