What to Know: Food Assistance in Adams County
Emergency SNAP benefits approved by Congress in response to the Covid-19 pandemic ended February 2023. Here's what to know about how to supplement tight food budgets.
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Third Black Balloon Day keeps opioid overdose awareness in focus
The annual event spreads knowledge of opioid overdoses in Adams County and works to destigmatize attitudes around the issue of substance abuse.
Waldo's continues mission for substance-free fun with new 'after hours' menu
The downtown hangout introduces mocktails to its cafe offerings, adding one more reason for all ages to come enjoy the space.
Q&A: Elly Cooke
The singer-songwriter talks about her family influences, her musical process, advice for other young performers ...and that time she sang live on stage with Keith Urban.
Hatter Planetarium brings local sky to life
Gettysburg College's own planetarium is a special place for the public to experience the wonders of astronomy.
Veteran Advocate Network to build connections for AC veterans' community
Leaders of the new advocacy push hope to strengthen the county's network of veterans services.
Felix Hell to bring organ flair to Music, Gettysburg!
The German-born musician performs Sunday, February 5, at 4 p.m. at the United Lutheran Seminary chapel.
The merits - and mercies - of paring down
Sometimes smaller is better.
What to Know: Internet and Phone Assistance
Low-income households are eligible for internet cost assistance through the ACP.
GAHS students create video games in fun, challenging class
Students at Gettysburg Area High School are building skills for the future in a video game production class.
Why We Vote
The Gettysburg Voice spent Election Day 2022 talking to voters about why they showed up to the polls to cast their vote.
New shop brings vinyl to the 'Burg
Sweet Repeat Record's new location on North Washington St. fills a niche vinyl lovers have been missing.
Naloxone critical tool in fighting overdose deaths
The Adams County Overdose Awareness Task Force spreads knowledge about the drug used to reverse overdoses while providing free kits to the community.
College course involves students in push to register voters
Gettysburg College students are applying what they learn in the classroom to real-world voter registration drives.
Q&A: Heads or Tails Experience
The Littlestown band plays the Adams County Farmers Market this Saturday, Oct. 22.
Arts council annual event brings community to the table
The Adams County Arts Council's The People Project 2022 takes place this weekend with a free artwork exhibit and performance.
Safe medicine disposal event set for October 29
Residents can safely dispose of unused, unwanted or expired medications at the event sponsored by Collaboration for Youth.
What to Know: Heat Assistance via LIHEAP
Applications for the 2022-23 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program open Nov. 1 and run through April 28, 2023.
ACFM finds new home for 2023
The Adams County Farmers Market is moving locations because of planned construction on its current site.
Pick Up Gettysburg! marks third year
Community members keeps Gettysburg's streets clean to remember Rodney Edmonds's life.
Substance-free fun gets families in the mood for fall
The Center for Youth and Community Development hosted its second Family Friday Fall & Farm Fun event Saturday.
Photo Gallery: Family Friday Fall & Farm Fun Event
Families enjoyed all kinds of fall activites at the Center for Youth and Community Development's second fall event.
Row 1 (left to right): Kids frolick in a hay pile used for making scarecrows; a young girl chooses a stuffed animal to adopt at the Forever Love Rescue booth; a volunteer
Salsa on the Square highlights vibrancy of Gettysburg's Latino culture
The 15th annual Salsa on the Square offered all things Latino, from food to music to costumes and cultural traditions.
Support for Ukraine focus of concert at Sunderman Conservatory
Students and faculty at Gettysburg College presented a benefit concert to raise money for a Ukrainian children's hospital.
Fire department hosts open house
Kids have fun, learn safety skills at annual event.
Music, Gettysburg! brings newest season of live music to Seminary Ridge
Music, Gettysburg! kicked off its 43rd year offering free live music concerts to the Gettysburg area. Performances run through June 12, 2023.
What to Know: How to Register to Vote
September 20 is National Voter Registration Day. Find out how to register to vote in Adams County.
Kids do it all at ACFM's annual Young Entrepreneur's Day
The yearly event invites kids to host a stand for a day, selling handmade goods, running transactions and interacting with customers.
rabbittransit fills gap in transportation needs
Seniors and those with disabilities benefit from the availability of public transportation in Gettysburg.
Food assistance foundational part of Adams County Farmers Market
The Adams County Farmers Market offers food assistance programs to promote equitable access to local goods.
Election 2022: Who's on the Ballot
A rundown of Pennsylvania candidates up for election in November.
Writer shares 'Memorias' in poetry
A Gettysburg College grad shared work from his debut collection of poetry Friday.
The opioid crisis: wrapped in numbers, wrapped in a song
The toll of the opioid epidemic goes far beyond the numbers.
4th Annual International Overdose Awareness Day Memorial Walk
Gettysburg remembered those lost to overdose at its annual Memorial Walk.
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Art professor uses skills to connect with international refugees
Austin Stiegemeier spent time with refugees in Cyprus this summer as part of his continuing efforts to paint a global community.