You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at the Reedsville Fire Company on Wednesday, May 14. The drive will be held from 12:30 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

Come join West Snyder Elementary for their 2nd annual Spring Carnival and Basket Auction on Friday, May 16 from 4 to 8PM. The carnival will include inflatables, games, food trucks, concession stand and much more.

The 3rd annual Benefit Softball Tournament will be held on Saturday, May 17, starting at 8AM. All proceeds go to the Trooper Rougeau Jr. Benefit Fund. There will be a Chinese Auction. Organizers would also like to raise $1,000 for a fireworks show at the end of the night. Contact Harold Peck Jr. for more info at 717-953-7014.

Helping Hands of Juniata County is hosting Special Needs Community Day on Saturday, May 17 from 10AM to 2PM in Walker Park. There will be outdoor activities, food and games, a family meet and greet and time to learn about local agencies.

This event is Juniata County presents a wonderful opportunity for families with disabilities to come together in a relaxed and enjoyable environment. It is designed to not only provide a few hours of fun, but also to offer valuable resources that can assist families in navigating the complexities of care and support for individuals with disabilities. By bringing together local agencies and organizations, the event allows families to make important connections that could lead to further support in areas such as healthcare, educations and community services.

Juniata Valley Winery is hosting a Floral Cupcakes Wine & Design Class on Saturday, May 17 at 11:30AM. Looking for the perfect spring activity or a great gift for Mom? Whether you are celebrating Mother’s Day or enjoying a day out with the girls, you will love our new cupcake floral class!

This include approximately a two hour beginner decorating session, a glass of wine for each participant, light refreshments, supplies/tools and of course your finished cupcakes to take home and enjoy. Get your tickets here!

The 2025 kickoff fundraiser for Juniata Valley Out of the Darkness Community Walk is the Masks and Magic Ball, set for Saturday, May 17 at the Lewistown Community Center. Doors open at 4:30PM, the meal will be served at 5PM, introduction and raffles at 6PM and revelry from 7 to 9PM.

Join them for a night of dancing and fantasy cosplay. This is a Masquerade/formal event. All attendees are asked to wear formal attire. While masks are not required, they are encouraged.

Each ticket includes entry, a meal and complimentary cocktail/mocktail. You must be 21 or older to attend this event. Purchase your tickets here!

The Remembering Isaiah Ride will be held Saturday, May 17. Registration is in the Ollie’s Bargain Outlet side parking lot from 9 to 11AM. Kickstands up at Noon. The cost is $25 per operator/driver and $5 per passenger. All street legal vehicles are welcome. They will also have a 50/50, Chinese Auction and Bike Show. All proceeds go to Camp Manatawny, helping kids attend the camp.

Sacred Heart of Jesus School is hosting their 2nd annual Street Fair on Saturday, May 17 from 11AM to 6PM on Dorcas Street in Lewistown. Great food and drinks, fun games, entertainment and fellowship!

Fremont Fire Department is selling Chicken BBQ on Saturday, May 17, starting at 11AM. The cost is $4 for leg quarters and $12 for platters. A platter includes a leg quarter, mac and cheese, baked beans, and a roll. All proceeds benefit the Fremont Fire Department.

A Benefit Sale will be held at the Bannerville Fire Company on Saturday, May 17 at 4PM. There will be new and used items, gift certificates and more! Something for everyone! They are accepting donations and consignments.

A Mushroom Walk will be held at Greenwood Furnace State Park on Saturday, May 17 from Noon to 3PM. Join the Central PA Mushroom Club for an introduction to fungi! The program will include a short orientation on mushrooms and how they grow followed by a walk to forage. Meet a Pavilion #1. No registration required.

A Benefit Spaghetti Supper will be served on Saturday, May 17 from 4 to 6PM at the Granville United Methodist Church. This meal will be eat in or take out. The cost is $10 per meal including spaghetti, salad, roll and dessert. Proceeds benefit the family of Paisley Henry. Paisley was born on February 10 and 1 week later she was diagnosed with Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID). She underwent a bone marrow transplant and is doing well. She has been released from the hospital but has a long road ahead of her. Let’s come together and show or community support for this family.

East Juniata High School presents The Cat Screamed Murder on Saturday, May 17 at 2PM. This is an interactive whodunit mystery show! Set in 1936, Newspaper publisher Sir Hugo Smythe Armbruster’s 70th surprise birthday party proved to be the occasion of his last day on earth.

Hor d’oeuvres and dessert will be served during intermission (included with ticket). This performance is advance reservation only! Your ticket must be purchased in advance; no ticket sales at the door. Tickets cost $20. All proceeds benefit the EJHS theatre program.

The Stone Arch Players present Every Little Crook and Nanny at the Theater in the Park. Showtimes are as follows:

Friday May 2, 9 and 16

Saturday May 3, 10 and 17

Sunday May 11 and 18

Lillie Scones is a sweet retired nanny who runs a boarding house with one resident and “a cat the size of the Louisiana Purchase.” Her two friends, Jocelyn and Carmella, help to pass the time by listening to music and gossiping. Then Stuart, an old charge of hers, rents a room. Lillie is tickled to have him around again, not knowing he is planning on robbing the bank on the corner. Stuart’s mind may not be totally on the bank job, however, when he meets Betty. However, when Stuart finds out that Betty is about to graduate from an academy on the very night they plan to rob the bank, the perfect alibi presents itself – why not go to the graduation, be seen there, sneak out and rob the bank. Perfect, thinks Little Pat, Stuart’s wise-cracking sidekick. Unfortunately for the two would-be crooks the graduation is at a police academy. Throw in a chief of police, a suspicious fiancé and a half-pint brat with an “Al Capone do-it-yourself tool kit,” and nobody knows what will happen next. In the spirit of Frank Capra, this tale of a bank heist and three retired nannies has all the classic comedy twists and surprises fit for any audiences.

Friday and Saturday shows start at 7:30PM. Sunday shows start at 2PM. General admission is $15. Ticket requests can be made anytime by calling 717-248-2224 or by email: [email protected]

Turbett Grange’s Election Day Soup and Bake Sale will be held on Tuesday, May 20, starting at 7AM. There will be chicken corn soup, ham bean soup and a variety of baked goods available for purchase.

They’re bringing back the East Waterford’s Fireman’s Festival! It’s set for Saturday, May 24 at 10AM on the East Waterford Carnival Grounds.

Expect food, games, touch a truck, a vendors/flea market, parade and more in the making! Plus, homemade ice cream will be sold by the scoop and quart.

It’s the fire company’s hope to make this a yearly community event and come on out to make this successful! Vendor spots are FREE! If you’re interested in setting up call Aiden at 717-254-3076 or Nikki at 717-440-5370.

Race to Breakfast will be held at the Port Royal Lutheran Church on Saturday, May 24 from 7 to 10AM. Come out for a delicious breakfast on race day! All proceeds support a local driver. Basket raffle and Baked goods available. Serving Pancakes, Eggs, French Toast Casserole, Cream Dried Beef, Sausage, Bacon, Toast, Coffee and Juice!

Cost:
$10 age 14+
$7 age 5-13
Under 5 free

The 38th annual Country Memories Day will be held in McVeytown on Saturday, May 24 from 9AM to 3PM. This annual tradition includes demonstrating artisans, food trucks, crafts and more from more than 100 small businesses, live music on the square, a roaming magician, car show on Queen Street, plus free face painting and a petting zoo for the kids.

Port Royal Speedway is proud to honor the families of veterans who were killed in action as part of the Bob Weikert Memorial finale on Sunday, May 25. Each participating family will receive:

-free admission to the event
-Recognition in a pre-race ceremony prior to the A-Main event
-the opportunity to meet one of the drivers

It’s simply their way of saying thank you and ensuring your loved one’s sacrifice is never forgotten. To participate, contact Doug Mellott at 814-441-3773 or email [email protected].

The Bob Weikert Memorial Races are set for May 23-25 at the Port Royal Speedway. Racing starts at 7PM. Friday and Saturday’s events are general admission only. Tickets are purchased at the ticket booth on the day of the race. Sunday reserved seats must be purchased at portroyalspeedway.com. Season reserved seats are good for all 3 races.

The Mifflin County Teacher Work & Community Day Food Truck Event is Thursday, May 29 from 8AM to 3PM at the Mifflin County Junior High School.

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at St. John’s Lutheran Church on Friday, May 30. The drive will be held from 12 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

A Tennessee Bluegrass Band is performing a Live Album Recording at Ragamuffin Hall on Friday, May 30 at 6PM. For tickets, go to theragamuffinhall.com/shop.

Stars & Stripes Cornhole are hosting a Benefit Tournament on Saturday, May 31 at Greenwood Elementary School. Proceeds from this tournament will benefit the Cody Foundation. The Cody Foundation was established in 2005 to honor the memory of Cody Robert Yohn, an outstanding athlete and honors student, at Greenwood High School. Since its inception The CODY foundation has given out over $65,000 dollars in grants and scholarships!

Registration is at 10AM and bags will fly at 11AM. The cost is $20 per person.

They will utilize 4 games of Round Robin (different partner each round) to set partners for a double elimination tournament. Players will be split into either a competitive or social bracket. No corn filled bags please. Bags will be available to use for anyone needing them.

$1640 in guaranteed payouts!
Competitive
1st- 300.00
2nd- 240.00
3rd- 200.00
4th- 160.00
5th- 120.00
5th- 120.00

Social
1st- 110.00
2nd- 90.00
3rd- 70.00
4th- 50.00

Raffles baskets and 50/50’s. They will also have a last man standing airmail challenge.

NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINK! Concessions available to purchase.
Pre Registration is available via scoreholio and is appreciated but not mandatory. This event will be inside in the AC. If you would like to donate a basket or make a monetary donation toward a basket please reach out to Cheryl Yohn [email protected] or Lisa Cramer [email protected]. Please no alcohol, smoking or vaping on school property.

Ready to dink, smash, and drop shot your way to victory? Come on out to the Reedsville Playground for the First Ever Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, May 31. It’s sure to be a day full of fun, fierce competition, and heartwarming camaraderie! Whether you’re a pro or just starting to serve, this tournament welcomes ALL skill levels! It’s your chance to paddle up and show off your skills or learn a few new tricks.

Entry Fee: $40 per team

Benefiting: Love One International

Epic Pickleball Action: Doubles format, with brackets for all skill levels!

Concession Stand: Grab some tasty bites and refreshing drinks to keep you fueled up while you play.

Pickleball Slang Welcome: Whether you’re playing kitchen defense or serving up some heat, we’ll be cheering you on with a “nice dink” or “that’s a banger!”

Great Cause: All proceeds benefit Love One International, so you’re not just playing for a trophy – you’re making a difference.
Bring your A-game, your friends, and your pickleball paddle, and let’s make this tournament an unforgettable day of fun, community, and a whole lot of pickleball!

Sign up today!

Christ’s United Lutheran Church is hosting a Drive Thru Turkey Dinner on Saturday, May 31 starting at 3:30PM. Dinners include Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Stuffing, Gravy, Vegetable and Applesauce. The cost of the dinner is $12. Proceeds benefit Hope’s Haven Food Pantry. For more information send email to [email protected] or call 570-716-5601. Visit our website at www.4bellschurch.com to pre-order your meals.

Pool Waves & Local Favs at the Rec Park Pool is set for Saturday, May 31 from 11AM to 6PM. This is the pool opening day! There will be an inflatable water slide, food trucks, local artisans, kids activities, and much more! Proceeds go towards purchasing a new water slide for the pool.

A Benefit Ride for Robin Deavor Heidler Porch will be held on Saturday, May 31. Registration starts at 9AM at the Mifflintown Rutter’s Kickstands up at 10AM. The cost is $25 for drivers and $5 for each passenger. All street legal vehicles are welcome.

Robin was diagnosed with multiple stage 4 cancers this past February. Robin worked in home nursing for many years and is a single mother, caring for her special needs children. All the money raised from this benefit ride will be given to Robin and her family to help ease their financial stress.

The Bob Perks Cancer Assistance Fund (BPF) is calling all to join us at the “starting gate” for a Night at the Races. The BPF is hosting this exciting fundraiser on Saturday, May 31 at Good Shephard Parish Hall in Port Matilda. The doors open at 5:30PM with the horse racing action beginning at 6:30PM. Purchase your tickets online at https://bob-perks-cancer-assistance-fund.square.site/ or by calling 814-231-2692. Tickets for the event are $40 per person and include a buffet-style dinner and drinks. Reserve a table for six, eight, or ten. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Actual races will be shown and called by a live professional announcer to recreate the racetrack experience. Guests are invited to place wagers on the races. They hope everyone will attend the Night at the Races on May 31 to support our friends and neighbors battling cancer.

Since their inception, BPF has raised over 3 million dollars to support local cancer patients to pay essential living expenses. For patients receiving this support, it offers a lifeline to cover many of their basic needs, often preventing eviction and utility shut-offs so they may focus on treatment and recovery.

In 2006, BPF was founded in memory of Bob Perks, a State College native, who passed in 2005 after a long battle with melanoma. The BPF helps ease the financial burden of cancer patients who live in Bedford, Blair, Centre, Clearfield, Huntingdon, Juniata, and Mifflin Counties.

The West Beaver Township Veterans Memorial Pool in McClure was built in 1950 to honor veterans of all wars. At that time the decision was made the pool would be open free of charge to the public. Seventy-three years later, the pool is still honoring that wish. ln order to remain free, they rely on volunteers, donations and fundraisers. It’s events such as the annual golf tournament which helps the pool remain free to the community.

This year’s tournament is being hosted by Lewistown Country Club in Lewistown on Saturday, May 31 and will be a 4 person scramble. Registration will start at 8AM followed by the shotgun start at 9:00. The tournament will include a raffle, 50/50, and course
contests. The cost to golf is $80 per person if received by May 16th, which includes green fees & cart, and a banquet meal. General Registration afterwards is $90 per person.

Stars & Stripes Cornhole is hosting a Benefit Tournament on Sunday, June 1 at Rec Park. This tournament will benefit the Rec Park Pool and help them in purchasing a new waterslide!

Blind Draw with a guaranteed $500 Prize Pool! They will utilize 4 games of Round Robin (different partner each round) to set partners for a double elimination tournament. The cost is $20 per person. Depending on the number of players there is the possibility to divide into a social and competitive bracket after rounders.

Raffle Baskets, 50/50’s, Last Man Standing Airmail Challenge and Sit n Go’s. Food and Drinks for purchase. No outside food or drinks. No alcohol permitted at this event. Pre Registration is available via scoreholio and is appreciated but not mandatory.

Rock ‘N Wine: A Tribute to All is set for Sunday, June 1 from Noon to 5PM at Hawstone Hollow Winery. Live music, raffles and fun for the whole family! The cost is $5 per person. Kids 12 and under get in for free. Proceeds go to Team Family – Alzheimer’s Awareness, raising money to help find a cure to Alzheimer’s.

BANDS PLAYING:
Derek Heidel
Johnny Unit Band
Fools on Stools
Echoes

There will be 50/50 sold, rip tickets, raffle baskets and a couple AWESOME prizes being auctioned off including a signed guitar by local band Swamp Root, including the late Pat Naylor as well as 100 gallons of heating oil generously donated by Berrier Oil of Lewistown. You do NOT have to be a pre-existing customer with them, no stipulations whatsoever come with any of the prizes. (Unless there is alcohol in it – must be 21 or older to claim) Other prizes include a wine barrel from Hawstone Hollow (does not have to be picked up that day), a Penn State Swag Basket, Summertime Grilling Basket, Margarita Kit, Hometown Favorites that includes items from local stops all across Mifflin County – includes Angelos dressing, Hartley’s Potato Chips, Middleswarth Chips, Asher’s Candy, Twin Kiss, Laskaris Restaurant, Wingman Sauce, a bottle of Hawstone Hollow Wine and Mifflin County Huskie Swag! Plus many other baskets fun for the whole family!

Please feel free to bring a pop up canopy and chair/blanket to sit on and enjoy the day to raise money to help find a cure for Alzheimer’s. Check their Facebook page at Team Family – Alzheimer’s Awareness for more updates about the event and pictures of all the baskets and fun prizes! This event is cash only. Rain date is June 29.

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at the Port Royal Community Building on Monday, June 2. The drive will be held from 12:30 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

BMS Thunder Chicken BBQ and Vendor Event will be held on June 3 and 4. Hours are as follows:

Tuesday: 4:30-7:30PM
Wednesday: 8AM-1PM

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at Pine Glen Alliance Church on Thursday, June 5. The drive will be held from 12:30 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

Miss Keystone State Rodeo proudly presents their Dinner Auction Fundraiser on Saturday, June 7 at Laurel Rock Farms. Time to stirrup some funds! Doors will open at 4PM. There will be a catered BBQ meal, live auction, Chinese auction, cash bar, and DJ/Dancing. Ticket pricing is as follow:

Adult: $30
12 and under: $20
3 and under: Free!
Visiting Royalty: $20

Specialty Tickets
VIP table: $300
Sponsors: $20

All tickets include entry, catered meal, cocktail hour charcuterie and dessert. Specialty tickets will receive a welcome gift and special seating/perks. For more info, call 570-529-5609 or email [email protected]

The 28th annual Embassy Fair is back in Kish Park, June 3-7 from 5-10PM. Join them for a week of family and fun! They are currently looking for vendors and sponsors to participate. Message The Historic Embassy Theatre on Facebook or email [email protected] for more details. Sign up forms will be available soon!

The 15th Street United Methodist Church in Huntingdon is hosting a Used Book Sale June 5-7. Hours are as followed:

Thursday, June 5: Noon to 6PM
Friday, June 6: Noon to 6PM
Saturday, June 7: 10AM to 4PM

The Juniors at Lack-Tuscarora EMS will be holding an old fashioned Car Hop on Friday, June 13 from 4-7PM in the EMS parking lot. They will come to your car, take your order and deliver to you all while you sit and listen to retro music over the sound system! Menu will include burgers, hotdogs, fries, chicken nuggets, chili, milkshakes, soda and water! Come on out to support your future EMS and take a step back in time!

Bunkertown Brethren Church will hold a Yard/Bake Sale on Friday, June 13th & Saturday, June 14th from 8AM to 1PM. Proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society.

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at the Burnham Lions Club Community Building on Monday June 16. The drive will be held from 12:30 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

The Lewistown Kiwanis Club is hosting their annual Blueberry Sale. Pickup will be on Tuesday, June 17 at MCJH between 4-7PM. The cost is $32 for a 10-pound box.

To order, call 717-247-6155. To prepay, send check payable to Lewistown Kiwanis to 20 Ort Valley Rd., Lewistown, PA 17044.

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at the Kish Innovation Center on Wednesday, June 18. The drive will be held from 12 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

Sacred Heart and St. Jude Church is hosting a Vacation Bible School, Trusting Jesus in a Wild World, June 16-20. This is open to all children entering Kindergarten through 5th grade. You can register online at vbspro.events/p/34f42eVBS.

A Summer Solstice Picnic, benefitting the Huntingdon County Arts Council, will be held on Friday, June 20 from 5 to 10PM at Gage Mansion. Enjoy music by Stone Man and Biscuit Jam and plenty of delicious food at the picnic including hot dogs, burgers, summer salads and all the fixin’s. Vegan and gluten free options will be available too! Tickets cost $35 in advance, $40 at the event. Children under 10 are free! Go to huntingdoncountyarts.com/shop for tickets and more info.

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at United Steelworkers-USW Local 1940 on Tuesday, June 24. The drive will be held from 11AM to 4:30PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

The annual 4th of July Event in East Waterford will be held on Saturday, July 5. The fun includes:

-Yard Sale starting at 9AM (Vendors wanted!)
-Ice Cream provided by Antietam Dairy
-DJ on site
-Helicopter rides by ITA starting at Noon
-Fireworks and Tannerite Show at 9:30PM

The rain date is July 12. Donations are greatly appreciated! More info by calling 717-860-9959.

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at Locust Grove Mennonite Church on Monday, July 7. The drive will be held from 12 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at the Reedsville Fire Company on Wednesday, July 9. The drive will be held from 12:30 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at Ellen Chapel Church on Thursday, July 10. The drive will be held from 12 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

The 2025 Tuscarora Valley Heritage Day will be held in East Waterford July 17-July 20. Come on out to the yearly show full of delicious food, vendors, daily Flea Market, tractor pulls, a daily tractor parade, live music, square dancing, petting zoo, kids’ games and so much more fun for your whole family!

Brookmere Winery and Krawl Works are coming together to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis with Drive In Krawl Out on Saturday, July 26 at Brookmere Winery. Drive in at 5PM. Music from the Vertigo Vultures starts at 6pM. Enjoy food from Curbside Kitchen. Vendors, raffles, alcohol sales, fun car awards! All cars, trucks, bikes, and people are welcome! Just a $5 cover charge.

The Steph Foltz Benefit Tournament will be held Saturday, July 26 in Kish Park, beginning at 8AM. This benefit will be a 7-3 coed tournament held for Steph Foltz, who is currently in the beginning stages of breast cancer. The funds raised will be used to offset any medical, transportation, or food costs. If you are interested in entering a team, please reach out to Zach Filler at (717) 348-5048.

In addition to the tournament, there will be raffles and a 50/50, so even if you’re not playing, you can come join in on the fun!

Tournament Rules:
$200 entry fee (that includes a HR band)
Double elimination bracket
ASA approved bats
52/300 balls
1-1 count
1 courtesy runner per gender, per inning
Girls hit 3, 6, 9
You do not have to hit a 4th girl to bat an 8th guy.
If a guy walks in front of a girl, he gets second base.
If there is two outs, the girl has the option to walk.
3 home runs a game, then outs
Band is unlimited (It may be switched throughout the day, but must remain the same person once the game begins).

Trophy prizes will be awarded to the top teams based on the amount of teams entered. Please come support this local family who could use some help during these uncertain times!

Remember, it is a benefit, and for FUN! Anything other than that will not be tolerated. Everyone helping is volunteering their time!

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at the Port Royal Community Building on Monday, July 28. The drive will be held from 12:30 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

Take a leisurely Plant Walk with Forestry Extension Educator, Cathryn Pugh, to learn about common plants in Penn Roosevelt State Park on Wednesday, July 30 from 2:30 to 4PM and 6 to 7:30PM. Participants will learn the basics of plant identification with opportunities to use their senses to experience the botanical world in new ways. All are welcome! Walks will be up to .5 miles long, on gentle paths with restrooms nearby. No registration required and programs are free! Meet at the Day Use Area.

Mifflintown Borough Council presents National Night Out on Tuesday, August 5, beginning at 5PM at Myers Park. Join them to promote strong community policing partnerships, neighborhood camaraderie, safe neighborhoods and a pleasant place to live and work.

There will be games, a bounce house, pony rides, activities, live music from Bella Donna, face painting, food vendors. Plus enjoy free popcorn and a move beginning at dusk. Please bring your own chairs and blankets. The featured film is The Wild Robot.

Pine Glen Alliance Church will be holding their monthly Gym Night, for children 6-12 years old on Wednesday, August 6, from 6-8PM in the gym. This event will include: basketball, volleyball, soccer, golf and large board Tic Tac Toe, Badminton, jump rope, Bingo and corn hole competitions. Snacks and drinks will be available followed by a brief devotional. For more information or to register children to attend please call or text Paul Lesher at 724-678-6619. Invite your friends to attend as well!

Racing Bingo will be held on Saturday, August 9 at the East Waterford Fire Company. Doors and the kitchen open at Noon. Bingo games get underway at 1PM. Tickets cost $25. Bingo prizes will be racing themed. Rip tickets and 50/50 sold throughout.

Mark your calendars! The 50th anniversary of the Burnham Fire Company is set for August 15 and 16. To celebrate the 50th, there will be a few changes and most of your old favorites. Lots of prizes, good food, rip tickets and lots of fun!

The biggest change is the Raffle Ticket. Hope you like Cash…. Lots of Cash…the grand prize is $10,000! Ticket price will stay the same, $10 per chance.

The second change is they will be accepting credit/debit cards online and in person for Raffle Tickets. All other tickets must be purchased in person. Food and games will still be cash only. Raffle tickets are in and on sale now! Follow Burnham Fire Company Penny Bazaar on Facebook for more details!

Parmalee is coming to the Juniata County Fair on Sunday, August 31 at 8:30PM. Tickets can only be purchased online through Juniata County Fair’s official website at www.juniatacountyfair.com or through the Port Royal Speedway website, www.portroyalspeedway.com.

Track seating – $50
Grandstand seating – $35

Concert will be held rain or shine. Speedway season reserved seats are not valid for this event. This is no infield seating for this event.

Known for their hits like “Carolina,” “Take My Name,” and “Just the Way,” Parmalee brings their signature sound to one of central Pennsylvania’s most anticipated fair events of the year. Fans can expect a night filled with fan-favorite songs and an incredible atmosphere at the Juniata County Fair. Be sure to follow their NEW Facebook Page for more fair news and updates!

The 3rd annual Bark in the Park will take place Saturday, September 20 from 9AM to 2PM in Walker Township Park in Mifflintown. What to expect:

-Vendors
-Food
-Puppy Pizza Party
-Pet Photos
-Nail Trims by Teacher’s Pet Grooming by donation
-Chinese Auction
-DJ on site
-Paw Print Station
-A visit from the one and only Weavdog

New this year! Instead of a pet parade, they will be doing a Pet Fashion Show from 11AM to 12:30PM. Dress up your pup and let them walk the red carpet to strut their stuff for the judges. Just no “cat calling” please! lol Categories include Best Pet Head (Hair Style), Best Walk, and Best Matching Dog and Handler. Prizes will be given out. Registration costs $5 and you must be registered to participate.

They are still looking for vendors. All proceeds from Bark in the Park go to ROFF Rescue.

The McClure Volunteer Fire Company is hosting Bingo on Sunday, September 28. Doors will open at Noon. Bingo starts at 1PM. There will be a Chinese Auction and 50/50. Food will be available for purchase. $20 for 20 games when tix is purchased in advanced. $25 at the door. 5 special games for $10 which includes a large cash prize! Contact a member or message the McClure Volunteer Fire Company Facebook Page directly to get your tickets now!

Take a leisurely Plant Walk with Forestry Extension Educator, Cathryn Pugh, to learn about common plants in Whipple Dam State Park on Monday, September 29 from 2:30 to 4PM and 6 to 7:30PM. Participants will learn the basics of plant identification with opportunities to use their senses to experience the botanical world in new ways. All are welcome! Walks will be up to .5 miles long, on gentle paths with restrooms nearby. No registration required and programs are free! Meet at the beach!

Take a leisurely Plant Walk with Forestry Extension Educator, Cathryn Pugh, to learn about common plants in Greenwood Furnace State Park on Thursday, October 23 from 2:30 to 4PM and 5 to 6:30PM. Participants will learn the basics of plant identification with opportunities to use their senses to experience the botanical world in new ways. All are welcome! Walks will be up to .5 miles long, on gentle paths with restrooms nearby. No registration required and programs are free! Meet at the Park Office.