Author: Toya McCleary

HAGERSTOWN, MD- The 44th Annual Peach Festival was held in Hagerstown, MD on August 12 and 13. The festival was hosted by the Leitersburg Ruritan to celebrate the peach agricultural heritage of Washington County’s orchards. The festival featured approximately 110 craft vendors selling a wide variety of products, including arts and crafts, jewelry, baskets, metalwork, woodwork, pottery, spices, honey, peanuts, candles, knives, lotions, and more. Visitors could also enjoy live music from local bands and homemade food.

WAYNESBORO- The seventh annual Waynesboro Wizarding Weekend was a hit, with the town transformed into a magical place straight out of a storybook. People came dressed in costume, and vendors were on hand with wands and treats for every wizard, warlock, or witch to purchase. Live music and magicians added to the festive atmosphere, and the town was filled with the sights and sounds of a Harry Potter fantasy world. The event was family-friendly, with plenty of activities for all ages to enjoy. The Waynesboro Wizarding Weekend has quickly become a local favorite, and this year’s event did not disappoint.…

GREENCASTLE- Greencastle’s annual Sidewalk Days event was a great success this past weekend, with a record number of attendees and vendors. The event, held on Friday, July 7 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, July 8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., featured nearly 100 merchant vendors and 20 food vendors in downtown Greencastle. The event drew crowds from all over the area, with visitors enjoying the variety of vendors and the festive atmosphere. The event was a testament to the resilience and creativity of the Greencastle community, which has come together to make this event a highlight…

WAYNESBORO – On Saturday, July 8, the GRHYNED TIME Football Camp & Community Night was held at Otterbein Park in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. The event was hosted by Forrest Rhyne, a linebacker for the Indianapolis Colts, and Christian Benford, a cornerback for the Buffalo Bills. The camp was free for children ages 6 through 18 in the community, and the players signed autographs for the attendees. The event was well-attended, with families from all over the area coming out to enjoy the fun. The players were happy to take photos and sign autographs for the kids, who were thrilled to meet…

WAYNESBORO – The Waynesboro Summer Jubilee was held on Tuesday, July 4th, and it was a fun-filled day for all who attended. The event featured bounce houses, children’s games, a flag-raising ceremony, a performance from the children’s theater, live music, food vendors, retail vendors, and more. The community came together to enjoy the festivities and celebrate Independence Day. Children had a blast playing games and bouncing in the houses, while adults enjoyed the live music and shopping from the vendors. The flag-raising ceremony was a highlight of the event, reminding attendees of the importance of the holiday and the sacrifices…

WAYNESBORO – The Independence Day parade took place on Tuesday, July 4th, starting at 9:30 a.m. The parade route moved east on Main Street, turning right onto Myrtle Ave., and disbanded in the Senior High School parking lot. The parade was a celebration of the nation’s independence and featured floats, marching bands, and community groups. The event was well-attended, with many families lining the streets to watch the festivities.

WAYNESBORO— The annual Firecracker 5K & Kid’s 1 Mile Fun Run took place on Tuesday, July 4, in Waynesboro. The event was part of the Waynesboro Summer Jubilee Festival and was attended by a large crowd of participants and spectators. The Firecracker 5K & Kid’s 1 Mile Fun Run is an annual event that brings together people of all ages and abilities to celebrate the Fourth of July in a fun and healthy way.

WAYNESBORO- On Saturday, June 17 a Father’s Day Car Show was held on Main Street Waynesboro. Cars and trucks of all makes and models lined Main Street Waynesboro as spectators strolled and enjoyed the show.

MONT ALTO — The Mont Alto Firemen’s Carnival hosted the Amish Outlaws on Wednesday, June 14. The Amish Outlaws, a popular cover band, performed at the carnival to a full house. The carnival, which began on June 9, will wrap up on Saturday, June 17, 2023. The Mont Alto Firemen’s Carnival, held annually, features nine nights of family fun, great food, and plenty of entertainment. The carnival is a fundraiser for the Mont Alto Volunteer Fire Company. Other performers at the carnival included Chris Woodward and Shindiggin. The Amish Outlaws, straight out of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, are known for their unique…

WAYNESBORO- NCAA Champion Katelyn Ohashi and NCAA Gymnast of the Year Trinity Thomas recently stopped at Rainbow Gymnastics in Waynesboro. The gymnasts of Rainbow Gymnastics had raised funds for Staar Ovarian Cancer Foundation. As a result of their hard work the gymnasts had the opportunity to win prizes including autographed items, private clinics, meet and greets,coaching, and memorabilia from Ohashi and Thomas.