Celebration of Local Journalism on January 5

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Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce recently issued the following announcement.

CELEBRATION OF LOCAL JOURNALISM

A partnership between the Chambersburg and Greencastle-Antrim chambers of commerce.

DATE AND TIME

Wednesday Jan 5, 2022
12:00 PM – 12:45 PM EST

12 noon

LOCATION

11/30 Visitors Center

FEES/ADMISSION

FREE

Celebration of Local Journalism

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DESCRIPTION

We invite you to attend a celebration of local journalism on January 5th at noon in the 11/30 Visitors Center. At the event, Vicky Taylor of the Franklin County Free Press is being honored as she transitions into retirement. Vicky has spent five plus decades working for community newspapers in locations from the East Coast to the West Coast, plus a few places outside of the U.S.

At noon the Cumberland Valley Business Alliance will perform a ribbon cutting to recognize the new chapter for the Franklin County Free Press. Nathan Neil and his company, Neil Publishing will be taking the reigns on January 1st of 2022.

After the ribbon cutting there will be a reception with a light lunch. 

Original source can be found here.



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