Shippensburg High School defeated Waynesboro High School 28-21 in a conference varsity football game on Friday, Sept. 6. Detailed article to follow.
Author: Toya McCleary
WAYNESBORO – The Jammin’ in the Park annual Music and Arts Festival took place from 1-7 p.m. Sept. 1 at Waynesboro’s downtown Main Street Park. The event, organized by the Arts Alliance of Greater Waynesboro as part of Destination ARTS!, featured a full day of entertainment with nine local bands performing on two stages. Among notable acts were The Loose Screws, The Flying Matlocks and Big Whiskey, showcasing a variety of musical styles such as classic rock, Americana and jazz. The festival was family-friendly, offering an expanded Kid Zone with numerous free activities, including mini golf, face painting and art…
CHAMBERSBURG – Visitors to Chambersburg can enjoy a stunning display of sunflowers at Lesher Poultry Farm, where fields are currently in peak bloom. The sunflower fields are along Rt. 914 (Swamp Fox Road), near the convergence of Rt. 316 and Rt. 914. This family-owned farm began planting sunflowers in 2011 as an alternative crop and has since expanded to more than 200 acres, attracting thousands of visitors each summer. The farm welcomes the public to explore the fields free of charge, with designated parking areas for safety. Visitors are encouraged to take photos and can also cut sunflowers for a…
WAYNESBORO- The Quincy Ox-Roast Weekend was an annual event held in Waynesboro, running from Friday, Aug. 30 to Monday, Sept. 2. This festival featured a variety of activities, including bingo, a tractor show, entertainment, and the 18th Annual Car Show. Additionally, there were games for children, food vendors, and a yard sale, making it a family-friendly occasion.
WAYNESBORO – In an exciting matchup on Friday, Aug. 30, the Waynesboro Indians faced off against the Gettysburg Warriors in a highly anticipated varsity football game at Waynesboro High School. The game kicked off at 7 p.m,, showcasing the competitive spirit of both teams in this conference clash. Ultimately, Waynesboro triumphed over Gettysburg with a score of 33 to 21, marking a significant victory for the home team.
WAYNESBORO – Waynesboro came alive on Saturday, Aug. 31, as nearly 100 vendors welcomed around 1,300 visitors to Main Street Park for a community event celebrating young entrepreneurs and small businesses. The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm as children showcased their customer service and sales skills, learning valuable lessons in calculating totals and making change. This gathering not only highlighted the spirit of local commerce but also provided an educational experience for all involved.
In a thrilling matchup, Waynesboro (1-0) overcame Greencastle-Antrim (0-1) with a last-minute touchdown, sealing a 29-27 victory. After trailing 12-2 at halftime, Waynesboro rallied with key plays, including a 62-yard run from Ben Williams and touchdowns from Tank Benedict and Anthony Auscherman. Greencastle fought back to take a late lead with a touchdown pass from Sean Marshall to Carter McCauley, but Rashawn Fraser-Hewitt’s 15-yard run in the final seconds clinched the win for the Indians. McCauley had a standout performance for the Blue Devils, catching nine passes for 161 yards and two touchdowns.
WAYNESBORO — The 19th Annual Rouzerfest Car and Truck Show took place on Sunday, Aug. 18, in Rouzerville. Organized by the Rouzerville Business Association, the event welcomed a diverse array of vehicles, including rat rods, street rods, late model cars and classic trucks, regardless of year, make or model. Participants and spectators enjoyed an atmosphere filled with family-friendly activities. Children were treated to free hot dogs, a moon bounce, face painting and various other entertainment options, ensuring fun for those of all ages. Awards were presented to the top 25 cars and 10 trucks, highlighting the impressive craftsmanship and creativity…
HAGERSTOWN, Md. — The annual Augustoberfest celebration brought a taste of Germany to Washington County last weekend, drawing crowds with authentic cuisine, lively music and family-friendly activities. The two-day event, held at the Washington County Agricultural Center in Boonsboro, paid tribute to the area’s rich German heritage while raising funds for local causes. Organized by the Augustoberfest Charitable Foundation, the festival aimed to support scholarships for the Hagerstown-Wesel Sister City exchange program and provide endowments for various non-profits in Washington County. Visitors enjoyed a wide array of German delicacies and beer, accompanied by the sounds of traditional German bands. The…
WAYNESBORO — The rescheduled National Night Out event took place on Aug. 13 at Memorial Park after its postponement from Aug. 6 due to the impacts of Tropical Storm Debby. The festivities ran from 6 to 8 p.m., offering a variety of activities for attendees, including K-9 demonstrations, food, drinks and ice cream. The event saw participation from numerous local agencies, showcasing community collaboration. Among the representatives were the Waynesboro Fire Department, Waynesboro Volunteer Fire Department, U.S. Department of Forestry and Franklin County Sheriff’s Department. Health and human services were well-represented as well, with organizations such as Keystone Health, the…
