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07/16/2026

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07/07/2026

FROM NATIONAL NIGHT OUT TO KIDS NIGHT AT THE PARK
SALEM UCC HOLDS FREE FAMILY EVENTS WITH KIDS IN MIND!

CAMPBELLTOWN, PA — Salem United Church of Christ, Campbelltown, has planned the month of August with kids in mind. The month kicks off with a booth at the National Night Out on August 4. The following week, a bigger free event invites local families to an evening of fun at Kids' Night at the Park: FREEDOM. This free community event will take place on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Campbelltown Community Park, rain or shine.

According to the Church Committee Chair Pam McNamara, both events, the booth at the National Night Out (NNO) and the free Event the following week, offers a wide range of interactive options tailored to engage children and youth of all ages.

“Our Kids Team at the NNO has golf putting, a bean bag toss, lollipop tree giveaway, and school supply giveaways. I am sure they will want to get supplies for school,” smiled McNamara.

The Free Kids Night at the Park slated for the following week, will center on an energetic "FREEDOM" theme.
“This special summer gathering is designed to bring families together for a memorable night of play and creativity,” she added. “The event offers a wide range of interactive options tailored to engage children and youth of all ages.”

Event Highlights Include:
• Creative Crafts: Hands-on art stations for children to express their creativity.
• Exciting Games: Fun activities and outdoor games under the pavilion.
• Tasty Snacks: Free refreshments and treats provided for all attendees.
• All-Ages Activities: Entertainment thoughtfully designed for all ages.
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Community members are encouraged to come out to enjoy a night at the park. Advance registration is not required, and everyone is welcome to drop in at any point during the two-hour event.

Campbelltown Community Park is located at 129 Lawn Road in Campbelltown. For more details on the events or immediate updates, please visit the Salem UCC Campbelltown page.

07/06/2026

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07/04/2026

Our goose is decked out to celebrate. Happy 250 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🎇🎇🗽🗽

06/04/2026

Individual and Team Gun Enthusiasts Needed
Salvation Army Lebanon Holds Second Annual ‘Aim For Impact’

Are you a gun enthusiast who wants to make a difference? Whether its food insecurity or the Emergency Services Canteen that you see at fires, the Second Annual Aim For Impact is a fundraiser for the Lebanon Corps of the Salvation Army that will help them “DO THE MOST GOOD” in our community. The event will be held on June 26, 2026, at the Palmyra Sportsman Association in Annville, PA.

“Aim For Impact” begins at 8:30 a.m. with registration, the shoot begins at 10:00 a.m. The cost is $500 per team of four and $125 for individual shooters. Registration includes ammo, clay bird, and lunch, supplied by Mission BBQ. Warm up clays will be available for $1.00 each, cash only.

Registration for the event ends June 15, 2026. To register your team or to sponsor the event contact Lt Richard Mahida, at 717-273-2655 or email [email protected]. The Lebanon Corps office is located at 1031 Guilford St, Lebanon, PA 17046. Or use the QR code

03/12/2026

A well written PR ask….success Bethanys Hope Foundation WGAL News Channel 8 Susquehanna Valley, Pa.

After their story aired, someone came forward and "purchased" the entire set, promising a $10,000 donation to the charity.

03/12/2026

It just takes a media advisory and a follow up call with the media relationships you build in the business.

Jay and Carolyn Buffenmyer of Palmyra, Pennsylvania, are dismantling their intricate model train display, built over 56 years, and donating proceeds to charity.

11/24/2025

More fun facts from Gashes on the Face of Heaven

A Meeting with the Hero of Gettysburg: John Burns.
Lincoln had requested a meeting with John Burns, the 69 year old veteran of the War of 1812 and the only citizen who helped fight for his hometown.

John Burns captivated Lincoln with an account of his deeds during the opening day of the Battle of Gettysburg. He recounted how he approached the Union lines on McPherson’s Ridge, his appearance setting him apart: a blue swallow-tailed coat, a high silk hat that had clearly seen better days, and his trusty musket in hand. Upon reaching the 150th Pennsylvania regiment, Burns received permission to fight from the cover of the nearby woods, offering some protection from the relentless enemy fire.

As Burns prepared for combat, a wounded Union soldier, amused by his outdated flintlock, handed him an Enfield r***e along with am******on. Taking a position behind a sturdy tree, Burns demonstrated his resolve by firing 28 rounds at the advancing Confederate troops. He proudly claimed that three of his shots struck their targets. Despite his courage, Burns was wounded in his arm, thigh, and leg as the battle raged around him.

11/19/2025

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