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Beside the Point: Inspiring Young Hearts with Habitat
Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to speak to nearly 800 bright-eyed elementary school students in Waynesboro about the impactful work of Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County. It was a heartwarming experience to witness their eagerness to learn about the importance of safe, affordable housing in our community. As I shared stories about Habitat’s…
Read More$2,000 Donated to Chambersburg YMCA From Pickleball Tournament
The Chambersburg Memorial YMCA recently received $2,000 raised from the 3rd Annual Rally in the Valley Pickleball Tournament hosted by the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce. Held this past October, the event brought together nearly 100 pickleball enthusiasts of all ages from multiple states for two exciting days of doubles competition with categories for men,…
Read MoreKylie Belle Moore Named Executive Director of The Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce
The Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce Kylie Belle Moore as the new executive director, succeeding Debby Cunningham, who will remain with the G-A Chamber in a part-time role. Kylie, originally from Pennsylvania, moved to Franklin County in 2023 with her fiancé, bringing with her a rich background in community engagement and a…
Read MoreLeadership Franklin County Youth Program Seeks Candidates for 2025-2026 Class
Leadership Franklin County (LFC) Youth, a program by the Greater Chambersburg Chamber Foundation, is now accepting applications from current ninth-grade students across Franklin County for its 2025-2026 leadership development course. LFC Youth is sponsored by Wilson College and is a unique opportunity for youth to develop leadership skills. Students from public, private or homeschool curriculums…
Read MoreSTARR INSURANCE COMMITS $20,000 TO FOUNDATION’S TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION CHALLENGE GRANTS
The Greater Chambersburg Chamber Foundation is pleased to announce a generous $20,000 commitment from Starr Insurance in Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) funds. The contribution will support the Chamber Foundation’s Technology Innovation Challenge Grants, which is a program designed to enhance students’ education using technology in Franklin County’s public schools. Through this funding, educators teaching…
Read MoreRibbon Cutting: PA Counseling Co-op
The CVBA welcomed PA Counseling Co-op to their Shippensburg location on Saturday, November 2! Located at 21 North Prince Street, their team is ready to support the community with accessible mental health care. Their services include therapy for individuals, couples and families as well as specialized forms of therapy like EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and…
Read MoreChamber Donates $1,400 to Chambersburg Area Education Foundation for Scholarships
The Chambersburg Area Education Foundation received a $1,400 donation from the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce following the 20th Annual Tim and Susan Cook Memorial One-Mile Race on July 13. Held each year in memory of Tim and Susan Cook, who lost their lives in a tragic car accident in 2002, the race honors their…
Read MoreGroundbreaking Ceremony: Chambersburg’s Amphitheater
Downtown Chambersburg Inc. (DCI) recently hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the highly anticipated Spring Street Amphitheater project, located at the corner of Spring Street and Lincoln Way West next to Chambers Fort Park. This project marks a significant step toward revitalizing downtown Chambersburg, promising to offer a unique venue for community gatherings, performances and outdoor…
Read MoreRibbon Cutting: Miller Investments / Patriot Business Park
The CVBA was excited to celebrate Miller Investments’ grand opening of Patriot Business Park last week! Located on Letterkenny campus, this newly-renovated warehouse at 2015 Carbaugh Avenue in Chambersburg has new loading docks, a rejuvenated roof, updated lighting, fiberoptic internet service and more. The 5,000 to 300,000 sq. ft. space located on the I-81 corridor…
Read MoreMember Spotlight: Buttonwood Nature Center, Home of The Institute
Since 1990, Buttonwood Nature Center (formerly The Institute) has served the community throughout the Cumberland Valley region, providing hands-on environmental and cultural education and a variety of family events. Formerly based at Waynesboro’s Renfrew Park, The Institute left that property in 2020. In 2024 our name was changed to Buttonwood Nature Center, reflecting our beautiful…
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