Dennis Bevenour was honored for his service to the Gettysburg Police Department with a Monday reception at the municipal ...

Tom’s Creek United Methodist Church Worship Service, 10926 Simmons Road, Emmitsburg, Md., is Sundays at 9 a.m. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Fellowship Hour at 10 a.m. Communion is ...

Physical Fitness Task Force is Wednesday, May 21, at 1 p.m. for a 2-mile walk at the Daniel Lady Farm, 1008 Hanover Road, Gettysburg. Park in the gravel lot by the big red barn. Join Randy Phiel, ...

Gettysburg Borough Council accepted Kinsley Construction’s $334,000 bid for the third and final phase of the Gettysburg Inner Loop (GIL) construction on North Washington Street.

On Thursday evening, April 23, the Civil War Round Table of Gettysburg was treated to an epic program by Dr. Jared Frederick, “Real to Real: American Slavery and the Civil ...

The Delone Catholic High School Class of 2025, with just 81 students, tallied an impressive 9,536 hours of service to school, church, and community, which averages just over 117 hours ...

The Allied Veterans Council of Hanover will again coordinate its Annual Community Memorial Day Observance and Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 26, and invites area organizations to participate.

Few programs are as “America-first” as AmeriCorps. It is a decades old initiative, bipartisan in its creation and operation, that has provided national service opportunities for over a million people ...

The Station Project is a seven-story tall modern apartment building proposed to be set in downtown Gettysburg. It would be perfectly appropriate in a big city, or somewhere along the ...

The Gettysburg Garden Club awarded its May Garden of the Month award to Sharon Graff, 70 E. Stevens St., Gettysburg.

Collaborating for Youth (CFY) in Adams County has been supporting solutions that work for youth and families in Adams County for over 20 years.

Fairfield Area School District Board study session drew strong public comment from residents concerned about a proposed tax increase, spending priorities, and the district’s declining enrollment.