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Re-enactment - shooting' victim, shooter identified
The identity of the juvenile injured by a muzzle blast during a living history re-enactment Sunday at the Steinwehr Avenue American Civil War Museum was released by a family member Wednesday from the York ...
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Most people keep an automobile in their workshop. Not Jim Sheen. His building houses an airplane.
Carroll Valley Borough's Third Annual Carroll Valley National Night Out held Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. experienced healthy attendance in spite of threats of periods of rain.
Ordinance revision no longer needed for apartment project
Maryland-based developer Orchard Development no longer has to wait on Gettysburg Borough Council to revise the town's outdated skywalk ordinance before breaking ground on a multi-story apartment complex.
Gettysburg to work on recycling requirements
Gettysburg is not currently in compliance with state recycling regulations, but officials say they are serious about getting the borough there.
Straban says no to a tax waiver
Straban Township's supervisors turned thumbs down on a request from the Gettysburg-Adams County Chamber of Commerce to waive the township's five percent amusement tax on the chamber's upcoming winefest.
Re-enactment - shooting' injury not self-inflicted
A Civil War re-enactor reported in the Times as having sustained a self-inflicted "gunshot" wound yesterday at the Steinwehr Avenue American Civil War Museum was reportedly accidentally "shot" by another ...
Steinwehr business: Gettysburg visitor center move hurts strip
Gettysburg business leaders are bracing for the potential negative impact of the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center's recent move away from Steinwehr Avenue by pursuing a revitalization ...
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, transports its visitors to a turning point in the American Civil War.
Gettysburg prescription drug dealer gets probation
A Gettysburg man charged as part of a statewide drug investigation will spend six years under supervision, a judge decided Monday.
Police: Code, money stolen from Ruby Tuesday in Gettysburg
A Gettysburg man was arrested after he allegedly used his boss' access code to enter the safe at Ruby Tuesday and steal more than $2,200. Peter T. Walser, 20, of 10 Apple Ave., Apt.
A struggling economy and high gas prices don't appear to be keeping tourists away from Gettysburg this year, but at least one businessman says those two factors might be making it more difficult for tourists to ...
Thirsty for space, Gettysburg's liquor store to move down two doors
Shoppers will not have to look too far for a place to buy alcohol in Gettysburg when the state liquor store moves.
Medical center to replace wine shop
The Gettysburg Wine and Spirits Shoppe is slated to move two doors east, to the former Sam Goody Records store in the Peebles Shopping Center.
Gettysburg, PennDOT discuss ADA compliancy
Gettysburg Borough may partner with the state Department of Transportation to address the town's handicap compliancy woes.
Boro parking numbers steady, but usage down
Parking meter revenues are being analyzed by Gettysburg officials to gauge whether the cash-strapped municipality will hit the numbers that are projected in this year's budget.
"Is the Parade of Chrome dangerous?"
Bike Week is a four-day event that is traditionally held in the Gettysburg area in mid-July. The seventh annual event drew tens of thousands of motorcycles to Adams County July 10-13, and is widely considered ...
Police: Gettysburg man had sex with 15-year-old
A Gettysburg man has been charged after police alleged he had sex with a 15-year-old girl in January.
Gettysburg tour guide has passion for storytelling
Pat Anschuetz, proprietress of American Stories Historic Walking Tours, gives her "Fact or Fiction?" walking tour in Gettysburg.