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Shippensburg's Story- The Borough Lot to one of the best Corner Grocers in Shippensburg (opens the original)
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Continuing our journey through 1950âon September 18th, the Borough also purchased from Harold S. Garling 2.2 acres between Martin Avenue and West Burd Street, west of Seneca Street, for $20,000 and converted it into a public parking lot. This space has seen a few upgrades since then, and now 76 years later, it still provides much-needed public parking for downtown and local businesses in the surrounding locations.  Cumberland Valley Hose Company started building a new fire station in 199 and
Shippensburg's Story-1948 to 1950 From Meats & Groceries to Memorial Park (opens the original)
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Shippensburg continued to grow and prosper in the late 1940s, with business expansion, new construction, community projects, and strategic decisions to secure a better footprint in the borough for future generations. In June of 1948, the J. A. Hargleroad & Company butcher shop at 27 West King Street was sold to Harold Keefer and Ellis Rotz. The new partners expanded and remodeled the interior to support self-service grocery retailing. In addition to meats themselves (as the family was known for)
Uprise Festival draws nearly 20,000 to Shippensburg for Christian Music Event (opens the original)
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The Shippensburg Fair draws thousands of spectators, exhibitors, participants, and fans to the area during the last full week of July each year. This past weekend's Uprise Festival, an annual Christian Music and Camping Festival, drew close to 20,000 people to the fairgrounds for a two-day event that continues to grow in popularity each year. The event features live performances from prominent Christian artists and bands across multiple stages (such as main, rock, and hip-hop stages). This yea
The Small Business Blind Spot That Can Stall Growth: Understanding and Improving Business Credit Can Support Financing Readiness, Credibility and Long-Term Confidence (opens the original)
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(Feature Impact) Nearly 60% of small business owners seek financing each year, according to the Federal Reserveâs 2025 Small Business Credit Survey, but only about 2 in 5 secure the full amount they request. Itâs not uncommon for business owners to be caught off guard by a credit issue just when theyâre poised to take their companies to the next level. To help business owners better understand how business credit can aid growth, consider this information from Chase for Business. Many owner
COVID-19 VACCINES NOW AVAILABLE AT GIANT AND MARTIN’S PHARMACIES (opens the original)
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The GIANT Company, known locally as GIANT and MARTINâS, announced COVID-19 vaccines are now available at all GIANT and MARTINâS in-store pharmacies. Â âGIANT and MARTINâS pharmacists are trusted health resources within their local communities,â said Nick Koch, director of pharmacy and wellbeing, The GIANT Company. âPharmacists are available to review vaccination status with patients, provide vaccine education, administer COVID-19 vaccines to eligible patients, and help patients under
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