In a closely contested matchup, the Greencastle Blue Devils edged out the Quincy Panthers with a final score of 13-6. The game showcased strong defensive efforts from both teams, but the Blue Devils managed to secure the victory with timely scoring and strategic plays. This win marks an important milestone for Greencastle, demonstrating their resilience and determination on the field as they continue to build momentum in the season.
WAYNESBORO- The second annual Paws 5K took place at Memorial Park in Waynesboro on Saturday, Oct. 12, starting at 11 a.m. Participants walked, jogged or ran along scenic trails, enjoying the event alongside their leashed pets. After the race, winners were announced and awards were presented during Dogtoberfest, which ran from noon to 3 p.m. at Main Street Park. This year’s Ales For Tails winner was Scout Burge, with Michome Malejko in second place and Jeans Hurd in third. More than $12,000 was raised for Antietam Humane Society Inc.
The Scarecrow Contest at Market Day took place Saturday, Oct. 5, presented by Mainstreet Waynesboro. Vendors and small business owners from across the area lined up along Main Street, eager to showcase their handmade, locally produced and unique items. The square buzzed with activity as food trucks served delicious offerings, while downtown brick-and-mortar businesses welcomed visitors, creating a vibrant atmosphere that celebrated community spirit and local entrepreneurship.
CHAMBERSBURG- The 34th Annual Franklin Fall Farm Fun Fest took place on Saturday, Sept. 28, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Reich-Dale Farm, located at 7236 Hades Church Road in Chambersburg. This family-friendly event, organized by the Franklin County Farm Bureau, offered free admission and a variety of engaging activities for all ages. Attendees enjoyed complimentary farm wagon tours, had the unique opportunity to milk a cow by hand, and indulged in free milk and ice cream. For those looking to grab a bite, lunch was available for purchase at a food stand. Many families celebrated the joys of…
WAYNESBORO- The Waynesboro Area Senior High School community was aglow with excitement during its annual homecoming celebration, themed “Starry Night.” A vibrant parade took to the streets, featuring the school band, spirited cheerleaders and the homecoming court, showcasing school pride and unity. Students celebrated by gathering at Renfrew Park for memorable photos. The day culminated in an enchanting evening dance, marking a highlight in the school year for students and families alike.
WAYNESBORO- Waynesboro faced a tough challenge during their Homecoming game on Friday, ultimately losing to Northern York 30-27. Despite strong performances from players like Calvin Myers and Hayden Nolan, who combined for over 200 receiving yards and three touchdowns, the Indians struggled to contain the Polar Bears’ potent offense, led by running back Gabe Johnson and quarterback Grady Bonin. The game featured a pivotal 23-yard field goal by Anna Lehman that extended Northern’s lead, while Waynesboro’s late efforts fell short as they couldn’t stop Northern’s final drive, leaving them with a record of 4-2 for the season.
HAGERSTOWN, Md. – Hagerstown hosted its annual City Park Fall Fest, a lively celebration of arts, entertainment and history. The event ran from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 21, offering a variety of free activities for the whole family, such as pony rides, museum tours and hands-on art projects. Attendees explored six different activity sites throughout the park, where local craft vendors showcased their artistic creations. The festivities culminated in a spectacular fireworks display over City Park Lake at 7:45 p.m., following an afternoon filled with entertainment that included balloon bending and circus performances.
GREENCASTLE – The second annual Greencastle Grub & Pub Festival took place on Saturday, Sept. 21, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. downtown. This family event featured a diverse array of food vendors, offering everything from traditional burgers and barbecue to international cuisines like Asian, Greek, Indian and Mexican dishes. Attendees enjoyed live music from local bands throughout the day and had access to a Pub Garden for those over 21, showcasing local breweries and distilleries. The festival aimed to promote local businesses and coincided with the Greencastle Market Day, providing ample opportunities for shopping and community engagement.
WAYNESBORO- The 9th Annual Oktoberfest at Renfrew Museum and Park took place on Sept. 14, from noon to 4 p.m. This family-friendly event celebrated history and the harvest, featuring a variety of activities such as live traditional music, tours of the historic 1812 Royer House, and demonstrations of historic trades. Attendees enjoyed a Biergarten with local craft beers and participated in a silent auction. The atmosphere was lively, filled with laughter and community spirit, as families and friends gathered to support the museum and immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of the area.
WAYNESBORO – The “Recovery Spectacular” event took place on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Main Street Park in Waynesboro, aiming to raise awareness for September’s Recovery Month. The event ran from 3 to 7 p.m. and featured free food, live music and various activities suitable for all ages. Andrew Neel, a community relations representative with Pyramid Healthcare Inc., expressed the intention behind the event, stating, “We just wanted to get everyone excited and bring about awareness … and provide the community with general information to assist individuals searching for help.” Pyramid Healthcare, 626 N. Grant St., organized the event, which was…
