Leadership Franklin County Community (LFCC) is accepting applications for the class of 2023!

LFCC is a nine-month program in which Franklin County professionals cultivate leadership and project management skills while making valuable connections and learning more about their community.

To learn more about the program and ask questions, tune in to a free virtual info session on January 25 at 12 p.m.
Click here to register: bit.ly/3tu9yIW

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The Chamber is now accepting applications for the Hometown Heroes banner project!

Community members can honor servicemen and women who have lived in the Greencastle-Antrim area with a banner that will be displayed throughout the Borough of Greencastle for two years.

New applications are being accepted through February 15. For more about qualifications, costs and to apply, visit: bit.ly/31xvqaV ... See MoreSee Less

The Pets Are Family Too pet photo contest sponsored by the Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce has generated just over $400 for the Antietam Humane Society. The Chamber received 20 entries in the contest and the pet photos were posted in local Chamber businesses during Heritage Christmas. During that time the community was able to vote for their favorite photo at $1 per vote.

Kilo was the top Cat photo, submitted by Lois Steichen. The top dog photo was Bo, submitted by Sharon Samuels.

“This year the Heritage Christmas theme was Claus & Paws so this contest was a way to share fun pet pictures and raise money for a worthy cause,” said G-ACC Executive Director Debby Cunningham. “Thank you to the pet owners who submitted their pictures, to the local businesses who posted the pet photos, and to those who voted in the contest.”

For more information, call the Chamber office at 717-597-4610 or visit the Chamber’s website at www.greencastlepachamber.org.

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The Heritage Christmas Light It Up Contest, sponsored by Antrim Insurance Agency, Inc., has generated $350 for the Greencastle-Antrim Food Pantry. Each year the Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce organizes the contest by requesting participation from G-A residents who decorate the exterior of their homes for the Christmas season. This year eleven homes and one business in the Greencastle-Antrim area registered for the contest which ran from December 1 through December 19. During that time, community members were encouraged to vote for their favorite home at $1 per vote.

Topping the list with the most votes is the Wilson Home at 13218 Gearhart Road. Other top winners were the McIntire Home at 11788 Buck Run Drive, The Aura Building at 6 East Baltimore Street, and the Harne & Moats Home at 222 East Baltimore Street.

“For many families it is an annual tradition to drive around our town and township to view the Christmas lights and decorations,” noted G-ACC Executive Director Debby Cunningham. “Thank you to the families who entered their decorated homes in the contest and to the community members who contributed funds for this worthy cause.”

For more information, call the Chamber office at 717-597-4610 or visit the Chamber’s website at www.greencastlepachamber.org.

Serving the area since 1955, the Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce helps members thrive by promoting economic prosperity and community vitality and is a proud member of the Cumberland Valley Business Alliance. ... See MoreSee Less