Participants in an upcoming scavenger hunt at Green Hill Cemetery in Waynesboro are encouraged to “have fun. “Happy hunting,” added Jill Kessler, who organized the quest, set for Sunday, Oct. 15, the final event to mark the...
Author: Nancy Mace
“Let’s keep it going” say two women involved in the local Bras for A Cause campaign. Donations, which include financial contributions and bras, will be accepted through Oct. 31 and support Cumberland Valley Breast Care Alliance (CVBCA)....
Keep your eyes posted on the Wayne Heights Mall for signs that construction on the new Aldi store is set to begin. “We’re planning to start Monday, Sept. 18, and our work will probably wrap up in...
Bobbi Blubaugh’s latest children’s book, a fractured fairy tale as told by the Little Red Hen,” offers a positive twist to “The Gingerbread Man.” That’s because the concept of sharing is evident throughout “Too-Da-Loodle Snickerdoodle,” according to...
“We don’t just teach dance for the sake of performance. We really want to connect the heart to the movement,” noted Chelsea Shelton, owner/artistic director/teacher/choreographer of Bloom Dance Studio at 218 W. Fifth St. in Waynesboro. The...
A Gerstner tool box, a night watchman’s clock and a Fred Frick clock, on loan from David Remmel, were among the items discussed at the Waynesboro Industrial Museum’s annual Collectibles Night Aug. 29 at the museum on...
The McKenzie family of Waynesboro turned to Ephesians 5:14 when looking for inspiration about what to name their new coffee business. “Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you.” “You grind...
WAYNESBORO- The 32nd Institute jazz festival featuring the Donald Harrison Quartet was held Sunday at The Wharf off Wharf Road in Quincy Township. Members of the quartet are the 2022 National Endowment of the Arts (NEA) Jazz...
The McKenzie family of Waynesboro turned to Ephesians 5:14 when looking for inspiration about what to name their new coffee business. “Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you.” “You grind...
Area residents have the opportunity to own a quilt crafted especially to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Green Hill Cemetery. Kim Shockey of Waynesboro created the quilt as part of the scheduled events planned in honor of...
