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The Conewago Valley School District (CVSD) Board continued discussions on the 2025-26 budget during a finance meeting this week. Read moreCVSD continues budget talk, ACTI impact By any conceivable measure, the 2024-25 Biglerville girls’ basketball team is one of the very best in program history. It’s impossible to put
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What's brewing: New garden club members gather over coffee
10+ hour, 47+ min ago (109+ words) GettysburgTimes.com Gettysburg Garden Club held a new-members coffee at Deja Brew Coffee in New Oxford on Thursday. From left are Sue Heller, board member; Lynne Hershey, board member; Pat Thorsen, board member; Jeanette Showers, new member; Polly Grudzinski, membership…...
Small-town gas stations have disappeared, replaced by massive food-and-fuel travel plazas
1+ week, 2+ day ago (165+ words) GettysburgTimes.com Well, itâs time once again to answer the âWhat happened to my favorite gas station?â questions I still receive regularly. Over the years, Iâve received countless letters and emails from readers reminiscing about the…...
Data centers expected to drive Pa. future electricity use | Community News
1+ week, 2+ day ago (156+ words) Data centers expected to drive Pa. future electricity use GettysburgTimes.com Pennsylvaniaâs electricity needs could change substantially over the next several years as rapidly growing demand from data centers and other large-load customers combines with broader regional challenges involving…...
Kenyatta: ‘Democracy is worth fighting for’
1+ week, 2+ day ago (155+ words) GettysburgTimes.com âDemocracy is worth fighting for,â declared Pennsylvania Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta as he addressed the Adams County Democratic Committeeâs annual fundraising event at Beyond the Battlefield Museum on Saturday, Aug. 29. Kenyatta, who represents Philadelphiaâs Pennsylvania…...
Rooted in family: Five Points grows from 1 greenhouse to a 3-location operation
2+ week, 5+ day ago (90+ words) GettysburgTimes.com Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. Readers may contact Liz Caples at [email protected]. - To view our latest e-Edition click the image on the left. Sorry,…...
Sweet investment: Gettysburg Cookie Company cuts ribbon
3+ week, 4+ day ago (153+ words) GettysburgTimes.com A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Wednesday for the Gettysburg Cookie Company, 110 Baltimore Street. Standing directly behind the center of the ribbon are Kathleen Sibley (wearing white shirt) and Judy Morley (wearing a dress.) They founded the Gettysburg Cookie…...
Service with a smile at Gettysburg Cookie Company
3+ week, 4+ day ago (102+ words) GettysburgTimes.com Amanda Kolasa, right, rings up a customer as Sierra Raleigh puts cookies in a bag on Wednesday at the Gettysburg Cookie Company. They are located at 110 Baltimore Street and also feature coffee and a selection of mugs and…...
What are Those People Doing in That Farm Field?
3+ week, 4+ day ago (171+ words) GettysburgTimes.com Have you driven down the road and witnessed an Adams County Conservation District truck parked at the edge of a farm field? You may have seen one of our agricultural technicians setting up a yellow laser level on…...
Ribboncutting at Littlestown Secondary School
3+ week, 6+ day ago (110+ words) GettysburgTimes.com Dr. Judith Berryman, Superintendent of the Littlestown Area School District, cut the ribbon Saturday to officially open the Littlestown High/Middle School. The secondary building now includes grades 6 through 12. Pictured in front from left are Nathan Becker, Andrew…...