Congratulations
to the 2020
A Cappella &
Unplugged
WINNER!!

Gabriele Stone

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Franklin County 11/30 Visitors Center, on the square in Chambersburg, is open from 10 AM to 4 PM and happy to help you plan your visit to Franklin County. We have lots of open spaces, great hiking and biking trails, fishing,and fresh food markets. Try a driving tour. Do a little shopping. Grab a tasty take-out. We are ready to help you plan a getaway or staycation in Franklin County! Check out what our tourism partners have planned for you!

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Tourism Partner Spotlight: Keystone Outdoor LLC

by Janet Pollard | Aug 6, 2020 | Blog, Spotlight | 0 Comments

Keystone Outdoors is a familiar fixture in Fort Loudon, PA known as the place to go for all things outdoor! The business owned by Hunter Webster has been open since 1971 and continues to sell a variety of guns and outdoor equipment sure to suit any enthusiast from the...

Finalists Compete for 2020 A Cappella & Unplugged Championship

by Janet Pollard | Aug 6, 2020 | Blog | 0 Comments

After months of auditions, performances, and voting, the public narrowed 2020 A Cappella & Unplugged to three finalists--Blaine Phebus, Dominik Wiesniewski, and Gabriele Stone. 2020 A Cappella & Unplugged Finals are set for 7 PM on Friday, August 7. It is...

Music Spotlight: Brian Shenmeyer

by Janet Pollard | Aug 6, 2020 | Blog, Music | 0 Comments

Who loves music? We know you do! And luckily for you, it’s ANOTHER week for Music Spotlight! On this week’s edition of Music Spotlight, we introduce to you, Mr. Brian Shermeyer. Brian comes from Waynesboro, PA, one of the fine towns that make up Franklin County. Brian...

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Small Business Recovery Grant

Franklin County Small Business Grant Fund Opens August 10

Appalachian Trail Conservancy COVID -19 Updates

As the U.S. reopens from COVID-19 closure, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy updates hiking considerations.

Statement from U.S. Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham

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DO Shopping. Festivals, Hiking, Crafts, Farmer’s Markets, Golf, History….we could go on, but it’s just best if you come see for yourself.

DINE Franklin County has it all. Home cooking, fine dining, neighborhood cafes, trusted brands…we’ll just say it’s all good and keeps ’em coming back.