Department of Health Acting Secretary Alison Beam announced Tuesday the department has updated its mask guidance to reflect the announcement made by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), according to a state health department release.
With a decline in the number of positive COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations across south central Pennsylvania, WellSpan Health is permitting increased visitation at its facilities.
Two cases of COVID-19 were confirmed among students at Gettysburg Area High School (GAHS), prompting an immediate switch to “fully remote learning” through Tuesday, Sept. 22, according to a message sent to students’ families by district Superintendent Jason Perrin and high school Principal J…
All Remembrance Day 2020 events sponsored by the Sons of Veterans Reserves, including the parade and Civil War ball, have been canceled this year due to COVID-19, according to a press release from Destination Gettysburg.
All Gettysburg College students are in quarantine after the latest round of campus testing, according to an update on the college’s website Tuesday evening.
Plans to reopen Aug. 26 remain in place, but officials are continuing to work out details, Upper Adams School District Board members were told Tuesday in a committee meeting.
Coronavirus testing by WellSpan Health has increased in recent days due to the gradual resumption of elective surgeries, said Will Lavery, public relations manager for the regional care provider.
A “non-traditional graduation ceremony” is planned July 17 at Biglerville High School (BHS), according to the Upper Adams School District website.
The Gettysburg Hotel and its One Lincoln restaurant will close to the public July 27 to provide housing and dining for Gettysburg College students through the 2020-21 academic year.
When Gettysburg College brings students back to campus this fall precautions will taken, including random testing, contact-tracing, and quarantine for any students who test positive for COVID-19, President Bob Iuliano announced Monday.
“Day-trippers” are beginning to revive Adams County’s tourism economy, but a slow recovery is likely for hard-hit lodging businesses, Destination Gettysburg (DG) President Norris Flowers said Monday.
Tables for public use may be placed in a few parking spaces on Lincoln Square, Gettysburg Borough Manager Charles Gable said.
Lisa and Chuck Tekieniewski of Wrightsville dine outdoors Friday as it resumed in Gettysburg under the state’s yellow phase of pandemic precautions. “It feels good to get out,” Chuck said after ordering at The Gettysburger Company, 35 Chambersburg St.
Pandemic concerns have led to the cancellation of Gettysburg Bike Week (GBW), the first time in its 19-year history, according to a release issued Monday.
