Very knowledgeable and helpful staff and healthy native plants in a breathtakingly beautiful…read moresetting! And a great fundraiser for programs for youth!!

I met the ReStore area manager today. She thanked me for shopping at ReStore and showed me a sign…read moreshowing the impact of every dollar spent at ReStore and donations made to ReStore: to build 34 new homes 11 home rehabs 247 critical Home repairs

I found door trim!! Really inexpensive! I'm so happy. Staff was nice. Pleasant atmosphereread more

While scrolling social media and planning my next Friday Night Date Night adventure, I stumbled…read moreacross LIV-Etown and their monthly 2nd Friday event series. The theme for the evening was Strawberry Jam, and the event description promised a scavenger hunt, music, stickers, local businesses, and plenty of community fun. That was all I needed to hear. I've attended a lot of community events throughout Central Pennsylvania over the years, and I can honestly say this was one of the best organized I've experienced. LIV-Etown's mission is all about creating vibrant community experiences that connect people with local businesses, organizations, and each other, and that mission was on full display from the moment I arrived. Check-in was clearly marked, staff members were friendly and welcoming, and they took the time to explain exactly how everything worked. Since it was my first visit to Elizabethtown, they even offered directions and suggestions to help me make the most of the evening. I immediately jumped into the scavenger hunt, which turned out to be my favorite part of the entire event! The hunt sent participants to 19 different businesses, all within walking distance of one another. At each stop, I collected stickers for my event sticker book while getting the opportunity to explore shops I never would have discovered on my own. It was such a clever way to encourage people to experience the town while supporting local businesses at the same time. Along the way, I found additional vendors and community organizations set up throughout the downtown area offering information, products, snacks, activities, and--of course--more stickers. Everywhere I turned, there seemed to be something new to discover. What impressed me most was the turnout and variety of people participating. There were families, couples, groups of friends, solo adventurers like me, and plenty of people simply enjoying a beautiful evening downtown. The entire event felt welcoming, inclusive, and genuinely community-focused. As I made my way through town, I learned that LIV-Etown hosts themed 2nd Friday events throughout the year, giving residents and visitors new reasons to return month after month. It's easy to see why these events have developed such a loyal following. I had an absolute blast, even flying solo for the evening! In fact, the event was designed so well that I never once felt out of place exploring on my own. Kudos to LIV-Etown for creating events that not only bring people together but also drive meaningful traffic to local businesses and organizations. I live about 45 minutes away, but after this experience, I'll absolutely be keeping an eye on their event calendar and social media channels. This won't be my last visit to Elizabethtown and LIV-Etown is a big reason why!

The Common Roads group and summer camp have been an incredible gifts to our family! Everyone…read moreinvolved is genuine, thoughtful, and our community is stronger because of this center.

In my world, LGBT stands for Like Girls, Boys Too…read more Honestly I would give the LGBT community of anywhere a five star rating - especially since I am now officially one of them LOL. However what I really like about this particular society is that they are in an area full of hard-working blue-collar types that do not traditionally recognize or accept this kind of lifestyle or identity or human being. So they're doing good work in an area that needs it and they have all my support - as do any LGBT activists in the world. Of which of course I am one.

Everything! It's a cross between good restaurant cooking and good home cooking. We didn't realize…read morethere was a non-smoking dining room, or we would have joined much before. We'll have to make our way around the menu more, and I will post again. What we initially ordered was so good, it's hard to not keep re-ordering the same thing. Prices truly are under market, reflecting savings passed along to those that have done service. And I must mention extremely courteous and responsive servers and to my observation, management.

I attended the Hershey October Car Show on Friday Oct. 6th. Had a…read more great time at car show. Would highly recommend going to the car show. As far as going to this American Legion in Linglestown, I would highly recommend not going. This was my experience. Arrived around 3 pm, waited at the service bar for at least 10 minutes without an acknowledgement that the bartender-we had eye contact- would be over. Finally after showing my American Legion card and my friend's driver's license we were served. Bartender was not a pleasant person. We did not feel welcome at all. I have been to this American Legion before as I visit my family in the area. Every visit has been a bad experience. Take my advice and go to the American Legion in Hummelstown or Hershey. There are some nice people there.

Everyone here is amazing. They are totally dedicated and devoted to their patients and their needs…read moreas well as the patients' family. The whole building is impeccably clean, has loads of windows and is decorated with many beautiful images. They also have live birds in different areas and many plants. I definitely recommend Masonic to anyone!

visited back in 2015 for a work day conference. it looks like a 5 star hotel inside and out, so I…read morewas expecting a fancy lunch or some sort of buffet with options. the "lunch" that was served was cold ham sandwiches, bottle water, chips and a cookie. WHAT?! Residents and guests should receive the same meal options, and it is an insult to serve guests with no options. unacceptable! if I could rate this joint one star I would!

Once again, we found ourselves in Hershey, PA. After a long day at the park, we headed over to the…read morepost for some noche and drinks. My wife and I had the wings and they were cooked thouroughly but not over cooked. The sauce was tangy and fresh. Of course the service was great and the commraderie in post was great. The local members are VERY friendly and strike up easy conversations. We watched our first 'Savanah Bananas' baseball game nad it was extremely entertaining. We had a few cold beverages, great converstion with bantering, and nicely cooked winds. We love this post. Tom & Deb, Post 86, Rockville, MD

This is a private club that help support our local veterans. If you are a veteran, son or daughter,…read morewife or husband of one, you are able to join. This post has a large bar/ dining area, made great fish and chips on the Friday night I was there. People are very friendly. Since this is Pennsylvania, smoking was allowed inside.

The food is excellent and the people were super nice.And they always post community events and…read moretrivia night is fun along with the big screens TV and theres never no drama

Regular veteran visitor from Legion Post 19 in Baltimore MD. Very good atmosphere; reasonable…read moreprices. Good Food at a good price. I recommend a visit. JJ.