Lots of exciting things are happening in Franklin County. New businesses are opening and opportunities to network, learn and grow your business are plenty. The Cumberland Valley Business Alliance is
Annual Bulk Drop-Off for Greencastle Borough Residents Scheduled for May 6 and 7 The Borough of Greencastle will conduct its annual bulk item drop-off on Friday, May 6 from 7:30
The ground shook and the stone flew as Hidden Key Brewing Co. broke ground at 101 West Baltimore Street in Greencastle on March 17th this week. Greencastle’s first contemporary brewery
Veterans in Greencastle-Antrim will be honored through Hometown Heroes banners that will be put on display throughout the Borough. If you know a serviceman or woman, please consider submitting an
York based developers, Inch & Co. Development Group, will invest about $48 million to construct 300 market rate apartments at Rt 16 and I81.
Two new businesses in Greencastle, all members of the Cumberland Valley Business Alliance, recently had ribbon cuttings celebrating their openings.
For 28 years, Greencastle‘s annual Heritage Christmas celebration has put area residents in the holiday spirit with music, lights and holiday cheer.
Long-time Greencastle retailer, The Jewelry Shop will host a grand re-opening Nov. 23 at their new location, 11891 Molly Pitcher Highway, Greencastle. There will be a ribbon cutting at 11 a.m.
The Square in downtown Greencastle was packed Saturday for a ribbon-cutting and celebration that kicked off Old Home Week.
Every three years, when the Greencastle-Antrim community celebrates Old Home Week, it maintains a tradition which dates back to 1902 (when it was first known as the Old Boys Reunion).
Over 100 crafters, merchants, food vendors and community groups will be on hand for the 52nd Annual Greencastle Sidewalk Days this weekend.
Volunteers came together for the Keep Greencastle Green event, organized by the Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce, collecting about two dozen large 30-gallon bags of refuse from Greencastle streets and parks.
Police have not released the name of an 83-year-old Chambersburg woman killed Sunday in a three-vehicle crash near Greencastle
The Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce invites artisans, hand-crafters, fresh flowers, produce and food vendors to register for “3rd Saturdays in the Square” to be held May through September in and around the Greencastle Square.
