CHAMBERSBURG – The Franklin County Visitors Bureau recently hosted its annual Tourism Brunch, where it announced the winner of the 2025 Community Impact Award: Greencastle-Antrim Old Home Week. This prestigious award recognizes the significant impact that Old Home Week has on the community, fostering local pride and connecting generations through its rich history and hospitality.
Greencastle-Antrim Old Home Week is a cherished tradition that has been a staple in Greencastle since 1905. Initially held as an Old Boys’ Reunion in 1902, it evolved into a triennial celebration that has continued uninterrupted since its inception.
This week-long reunion brings together thousands of people, welcoming them back to Greencastle and offering a wide array of community events. The event’s enduring success is a testament to the dedication of the community members who work tirelessly to organize it.
The Community Impact Award, presented by the Franklin County Visitors Bureau, acknowledges the profound influence of Greencastle-Antrim Old Home Week on the local community. The award was accepted by Executive Director Kylie Belle Moore, Mayor Ben Thomas and Garon Gembe on behalf of the Old Home Week Committee. This recognition highlights the event’s role in bridging generations and showcasing the best of Greencastle’s history and hospitality.
Greencastle-Antrim Old Home Week is preparing for its 42nd celebration this August. The event’s ability to bring people together and promote local pride is truly commendable, according to the visitors bureau.
