Father’s Day Weekend Car & Truck Show features vehicles stretching from center square to Walnut Street to the east and Potomac Street to the west.
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Preschoolers will love spending summer mornings in the park when The Institute launches new programming for budding naturalists, Wonder Walks.
Shippensburg’s Coy Public Library plans a variety of fun-filled family oriented events at Britton Park this summer in June, July and August.
The first in an occasional series highlighting area residents and their connections to downtown Chambersburg’s historic Capitol Theatre.
This extremely indie game by Corrosive Studios is a gem worth taking a closer look at. There’s a lot of good in this game, especially if you’re a fan of retro RPGs.
This Kickstarter-funded indie demo by Mitzi Games takes its puns more seriously than most, including a pun submission option on their feedback forum.
I was excited about this game at first and looking forward to something to lessen the burn of the complete dumpster fire that has been 2020.
It’s hard to tell what stands out more in this title, the interesting mechanics or the quirky art style. So lets lay it all out, one piece at a time.
Say “so long” to 2020 and a big “hello” to 2021 at Mainstreet Waynesboro’s New Year’s Eve Boro Blast Off for a fun, safe way to celebrate,
If Waynesboro Theatre 2020 was a movie, it could have had a title of “Rocky Road.” Like everyone and nearly…
here we are, over a year after the games release. Reviewing a game that everyone else has already played because I’ve got scruples.
Take on the role of a colonist, tasked with survival on Mars, but don’t expect to run into any little green aliens in this free prologue.
The art style here is an interesting one. It’s certainly a departure from the kind of stuff we’ve seen from this developer before now.
There was something about jazz that seemed so freeing and expressive. It gave Mike the creative reigns that he so desperately desired.
Thanks to the Franklin County Visitor’s Center for this Making Spirits Bright column; including the lists of all the places…
A combination of carved stone pictographs and the settings aesthetic tell a phenomenal story that I won’t spoil for you.
This one was interesting to play for someone who was a fan of the original books that inspired the games. Differences, yes. But they work.
A steampunk title about building a drill vehicle to tunnel through the earth and discover what happened to the once dormant volcano of the island.
It was originally a Kickstarter project and was fully funded as of March 31st of this year. While the full title hasn’t released yet they have dropped a free teaser in the form of a prologue on Steam and GoG.
This game is a masterpiece by Panache Digital that’ll keep you enthralled for ages exploring every nook and cranny of the massive environment.
Hades is a rogue-like dungeon crawler in which you defy the god of the dead as you hack and slash your way out of the Underworld of Greek myth.
So what happens when you combine Breath of the Wild, Minecraft and Pokémon? You get an unusual little gem. One that wears it’s influences like a badge of honor and sets itself up for big things.
This is a fun little romp through a miserable life in a horrifying universe. Don’t expect any hand holding or coddling here and don’t expect any mercy from your enemies.
If you’re a fan of tabletop roleplaying games and D&D in specific (5e rules only here, sorry 3.5 fans), give this game a shot the second it hits full release.
This game is a lovely little gem from Russia with love, and it even comes sans shirtless dictator on horseback.
Downtown Chambersburg is preparing to “Paint the Town Pink” for October 1st Friday celebration on October 2nd.
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Chambersburg's Duck Derby: Cash prizes, family fun coming up
During the derby, dozens of rubber ducks will “race” a mile down the Concocheague Creek for a good cause, according to DCI President Sam Thrush.
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Wasteland 3 review: The Good, the Bad and the Buggy
I am a big fan of the first two games in the series; and I was pretty anxious to get my claws into this hot, radioactive mess.
Join the First Friday event as a performer or to enjoy the evening’s talent. 11/30 Open Mic celebrates talent and is open to all ages. It is friendly, supportive, and encouraging atmosphere for all to perform and enjoy.
The 5th Annual OktoberFest celebration is moving to the beautiful grounds of Renfrew, where visitors can enjoy the beauty and authenticity of the Royer family farmstead.
Chambersburg’s Day in the Park Celebration and fireworks display has been canceled for a second time this year.
Blaine Phebus, Dominik Wiesniewski, and Gabriele Stone. compete tomorrow night for the title of top Franklin County musician during final competition in front of the Franklin County 11/30 Visitors Center.
There’s will be no fireworks in Chambersburg on July 4th. Both Gettysburg and Shippensburg will go ahead with plans for the traditional Independence celebration.
In songwriting, the word “blue” can almost be considered a cliche. It rhymes well, and can help set the melancholy…
Live music venues are shutting down to COVID-19, leaving many musicians who rely on playing gigs for income in a bad spot. But a Waynesboro musician has a temporary solution, for both himself and his fans.
The Drew Michael Taylor Foundation has been given a unique opportunity to raise funds this month for its Blue Butterfly…
The “sweetest night of the year” returns this year as Mainstreet Waynesboro plays host to the Chocolate Extravaganza on March 7 at the Waynesboro Country Club, 11000 Country Club Road.
Craft beer, locally made steins, traditional Irish fare and live music are on tap for the St. Patty’s Day Stein & Brine Party in downtown Waynesboro.
The Penn State Mont Alto Athletic Department and the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) volunteered their time and effort helping at the double-wide kids ice slide at the IceFest in downtown Chambersburg on Sunday, Feb. 2.
Do you love theater, but prefer to work behind the scenes? The Capitol Theatre Center might have the perfect role for you.