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(RSCA),” said Gary Russell, owner of the Choo Choo Barn and president of the CCBF. “They were caregivers of the carousel until an appropriate place would be found.” Russell said that the RSC A wanted the carousel to be housed in a place that was nonprofit and heavily involved children. The Choo Choo Barn checked all of the boxes.

The carousel’s remarkable collection includes 48 animals, two chariots, an original ring machine and a historic Wurlitzer band organ with more than 200 music rolls. Once enjoyed by Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers and Burt Reynolds while the carousel was housed at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., the CCBF’s goal is to restore the carousel back See Choo Choo Barn pg 12

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L-S Reveals Homecoming Court Lampeter-Strasburg High School’s homecoming weekend festivities will commence on Thursday, Oct. 22, and run through Saturday, Oct. 24. The annual powder puff game will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday. There is a cost for admittance. The homecoming king will be crowned at halftime. On Friday, Oct. 23, the Pioneer football team will host Conrad Weiser in a big LancasterLebanon League Section 4 tilt. As per usual, the game will kick off The homecoming court consists of (front row, from left) Dasia Kenyon, Nevaeh at 7 p.m., and there will be a price Shover, Madelyn Lawler, Maya Charles, Georgia Spahn, Gabi Nonthakan, for admittance. The homecoming Payton Laub, Madelyn Knudsen, Shannon Witt, (back) Andre Flaud, Cooper Hillen, Canaan Rohrer, Carter Peters, Trenton Breneman, AJ Schaefer, Brady

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Homecoming from pg 1 queen will be crowned at halftime. Trenton Breneman, Brady Christensen, Easton Cunningham, Carter Echternach, Andre Flaud, Co o p e r H i l le n , C a r te r Peters, Canaan Rohrer and AJ Schaefer are candidates for homecoming king. Trenton is the son of Holly Breneman of Strasburg. He is a two-time varsity cheer captain; president of the Drama Club; TRI-M vice president; chorus treasurer; and a member of Madrigals, Spring Musical, Mini-T HON, the Prom Committee, the Environmental Club, Varsity Club, and High School Heroes. Outside of school, Trenton is involved in many musical theater productions, most recently at the Fulton Theatre. After graduation, he plans to both study and pursue a career in musical theater and performance. B ra d y i s t h e s o n o f Wendell and Cour tney Christensen of Lancaster. He is a member of High School Heroes, Interact Club, Varsity Club, and the varsity football team, and he has also participated in Mini-THON and Ski & Snowboard Club. After

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president of finances for the Mini-THON Executive Committee, president of the Ski & Snowboard Club, a Link Crew leader, and a member of High School Heroes and the varsity lacrosse team. After graduation, he plans to attend college to study finance. Canaan is the son of Travis and Jenna Rohrer of Lancaster. He is a member of National Honor Society, Link Crew, High School Heroes, Inter-Club Council, concert band, and the varsity cross-country and track and field teams. Outside of school, Canaan is involved with Young Life, mission trips, kids’ ministry at church, and lifeguarding. After high school, he plans to pursue a four-year degree while continuing his cross-country and track career. AJ is the son of Adam Schaefer and Melissa Schaefer of Lancaster. He plays on the varsity football and lacrosse teams. He’s also active in his church. After graduation, AJ plans to attend West Virginia University to study business. Maya C harles , Dasia Kenyon, Madelyn Knudsen, Payton Laub, Madelyn Lawler, Gabi Nonthakan, Nevaeh Shover, Georgia Spahn and Shannon Witt are candidates for homecoming queen. Maya is the daughter of Christine Grammatico and Dean Charles of Strasburg. She is an Interact officer and a member of Varsity Club, Lancaster Chamber, Mini-THON, Sisterhood Club, and the varsity girls’ soccer team. Maya was a candidate for fair queen at this year’s West Lampeter Community Fair. After graduation, Maya plans to move to Florida and attend a four-year university. Dasia is the daughter of Teishonna and Tommy

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The Lancaster Science Factory has received a $300,000 grant from the Dart Foundation - the largest one-time gift in the Science Factor y ’s history. The funds will support t wo n e w i n te ra c t i ve exhibit areas at the Science Factory. The first area, the Wonder Zone, will engage visitors in exploration of lig ht , color, sound, forces and motion, and engineering challenges. The Wonder Zone is designed to be developmentally appropriate and accessible for kids ages 3 to 5, but it may be enjoyed by visitors of all ages. Construction on the Wonder Zone area is now underway in anticipation of a grand opening to the public the weekend of Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 14 and 15. T he Wonder Zone will feature exhibits like Colorful Shadows, the Everbright, Shape Projector, Ramps and Magneticars, Reach

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admission on a first-come, first-served basis and will be available at the door if there is space. Tickets will be paid for at the door on a freewill basis, although there are set rates that are strongly encouraged. Children under age 5 will be admitted for free. To make reservations, go to www.promiseplayers.org or call the church office at 717-464-2050 on Mondays to Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. For larger families, there will be a set cap on how much tickets can cost. Proceeds from the show will benefit Sawa Africa, a locally based nonprofit that helps underserved communities in western Kenya through faith-based education, economic empowerment and community service. The 2013 showing of “See You in Bells” also benefited the organization, which was formerly known as the Rafiki Africa Foundation. “ The proceeds of the plays are donated to typically a local beneficiary that does some sort of mission work,” Grubb explained.

Josh Baldwin to Perform in Lancaster Josh Baldwin will bring his Worship Nights Tour to Lancaster Bible College (LBC) on Thursday, Nov. 5. Presented by LBC and Junction Center Productions, the event will be held at 7 p.m. in Good Shepherd Chapel, 901 Eden Road, Lancaster. Baldwin, a songwriter and worship leader, joined the Bethel Music Collective in 2014 after spending 10 years serving as a worship pastor in North Carolina. His 2024

single “Made for More” re a c h e d No . 1 o n t h e Billboard Christian charts and ear ned RIAA Gold certification. His other well-known songs include “Evidence” and “Stand in Your Love.” B a l d w i n ’s n e w e s t s t u d i o a l b u m , “ Wo r t h Ever ything,” was set to be released in October. The 10-song collection was created with the local church in mind and reflects Baldwin’s desire to encourage believers

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more than three decades. The group’s shows have always been at the Lampeter Church of the Brethren, and the group formally became a ministry of the church within the past few years. This will be the second time that the group has done “See You in Bells”; it first did the show in 2013. A half-dozen of this fall’s cast took part in that 2013 show; some will reprise their past role, while others look for something new. Some members of the cast, like Ken Hess, have been a part of more than 40 Promise Players’ productions. Grubb was a part of that 2013 show as an actor, but this fall’s show is his first crack at being a director. “Hopefully,” he said. “We’re still one character short. We lost an actor at the beginning, and I get to find another player. It’s a minor hole, but hopefully I won’t be forced to play it.” The Promise Players’ productions frequently sell out. Reservations are strongly encouraged. Seating in the church’s sub-200seat sanctuary is general

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Varsity C lub, Interact Club, and the girls’ tennis team. Outside of school, Gabi plays club tennis. After graduation, she plans to pursue a career in health care - either in pediatrics or the ER - to help as many people as she can. Nevaeh is the daughter of Sean and Jessie Shover of Willow Street. She is a member of Inter-Club Council, Hig h S cho ol Heroes, Varsity Club, Yearbook, Interact, and the girls’ lacrosse team. She is currently completing a work-study with Mrs. Mannix’s first-grade class. Outside of school, Nevaeh attends Grace Community Church and plays lacrosse. After high school, Nevaeh plans to go to cosmetology school and one day open a hair salon with her mom. Georgia is the daughter of Merrill and Audra S p a h n o f L a n c a s t e r. Georgia is an executive

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Singer-songwriter Jeffrey Gaines and special guest Meaghan Farrell will perform on Friday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. The event will take place in the atrium at the Ware Center for the Arts, 42 N. Prince St., Lancaster. Gaines entered the music scene with his self-titled album in 1992, and he has been a supporting act for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Tracy Chapman, Stevie Nicks with Sheryl

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offer Chico bags with the LCAA logo for purchase. The reuseable bags fold into a small pouch and can be clipped to a handbag or belt. The bags have a double purpose to help the environment and the LCAA. T he fall exhibit w ill run until Thursday, Nov. 12. The LCAA’s hours are Thursdays through Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. For more information, call 717-687-7061 or visit www.lcaaonline.org.

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Music is a series of sounds, notes, beats and rhy thms arranged in a way that is pleasing to the ear. But music is also a combination of dozens of different genres culturally influenced by time-honored traditions, not unlike Scottish or Celtic. “ We play a variety of Irish and Scottish music,” said Christy King, who’s been the musical director of the Ceili Band for five years. “ T he music uses ornamentation and rhy thms that are ver y distinct from other music. While we use sheet music as well, the style needs to be studied by ear in order to capture the essence of music. That probably creates the greatest challenge for musicians learning Celtic music, especially for those trained classically.” A part of the Paloma Performance Troupe, the Ceili Band is an independent musical ensemble that also suppor ts the Doherty Petri School of

Ir ish Dance. A fter all, what’s dancing without music? The Ceili Band generally practices a couple of times a week, mainly at the Celtic Center of Lancaster, 1285 Manheim Pike, Lancaster. “Our goal is to bring musicians of all ages and musical backgrounds to g e t h e r to l e a r n a nd enjoy Celtic music,” said King. “The band is also an opportunity for musicians to get exper ience performing on a stage for an audience.” The Ceili Band is made up of about 25 musicians, mostly from L ancaster County and ranging in age from 8 to 70. Those musicians play fiddles, keyboards, guitars, cellos, bodhrans, f lutes and a double bass. “I think the band is unique in the wide range of a ges and abilities ,” said King, a resident of Ephrata. “We try to have a place for everyone to participate. We want people to know that anyone is See Ceili pg 12

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Faire, Highland Presbyter ian C hurch and the Maryland Irish Festival. “Celtic music is beautiful and attainable for anyone,” said King , “whether you want to dust off your fiddle and join us at practice or come out to one of our performances. We hope to pass on the joy of music to everyone around us.” The Ceili Band was formed about five years a g o , a ro u n d t h e s a m e time that dance instructor Esther Pujol was piecing together the Doherty Pe t r i S c h o o l o f I r i s h Dance. It turned out to be a match made in Irish music heaven. “I had been teaching fiddle lessons at the Celtic Center and started a group practice with some of my students, along with a few other musicians from the dance school,” said King. “Esther was, at the same time, putting together numbers with the dancers, some of them involving both the band and the dancers together. The idea was Esther’s brainchild, and we worked it out along with the help of many other incredible teachers and musicians over the years.”

to view worship not simply as music but as a lifestyle of surrender. Baldwin lives in Thomps o n ’s S t a t i o n , Te n n . , with his family and continues to write and lead worship around the world. To p u rch a s e t icke t s , visit www.itickets.com/ events/486655. More information about Junction Center Productions is available at www.the junctioncenter.com.

to its original condition. The CCBF is preparing to build an enclosed building to house the carousel at the end of its property, near the intersection of Gap Road and Historic Drive. The plan is that anytime the Choo Choo Barn is open, the carousel building will be open. “It’s going to be there at the light, right at the end of our proper ty,” Russell said. “It’s going to be beautiful. Everybody’s going to be able to see it. ... We are looking to have a Rocky Springs museum there. We were getting a lot of things that were being donated, so we look to have a museum there, which showcases Rocky Springs as it was for Lancaster.” Russell has an ambitious plan to sell his first ticket within the next 24 months, which will require copious amounts of fundraising, planning, construction and restoration. Around $3 million will be needed to fully complete the restoration. “ We are now in the design phase,” Russell explained. “We are showing what we want to get, what it’s going to look like and everything like that. We don’t have anything

to show for the design quite yet, but I’m hoping within the next 30 days or so I would be able to have something like that that we can release.” Parton passed away in August at the age of 80. Parton and her team were well aware of the efforts to restore the once-famous carousel. “We did have her blessing,” Russell said. “ We definitely had her interest to be involved with this restoration and reopening of the carousel.” More information about the Choo Choo Barn can be found by visiting www .choochoobarn.com or emailing info@choochoo barn.com. The attraction is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day, excluding select holidays. It is located near the Strasburg R ailroad and histor ic downtown Strasburg. Russell is not the original owner of the Choo Choo Barn but founded the CCBF after getting involved a few years ago. “ The purpose was to reduce the screen time kids have,” he said. “We replaced the screen time with a hobby, and a hobby for so many kids of all ages, including both males and females, is trains. It’s a perfect match.”

Dance Classes Available The Lancaster Rec dance program is entering its fall season with record growth, expanded class offer ings, and a co m m u n i t y t h a t w e l comes dancers at every stage of life. The program has grown from approximately 50 students in the fall of 2024 to 120 students and counting this fall. L ancaster Rec offers eight genres of dance, including ballet, contemporar y, dance fitness, jazz, hip-hop, and tap, with beginning and intermediate classes designed to meet a variety of interests and experience levels. New th is s e a s on for adu l t dancers are musical theater dance and movement lab. Ten classes are

available for adults each week, with options available every weeknight and on Saturdays. The adult dance program has also expanded to three dance educators, who lead weekly classes across the schedule. For some participants, dance has become a family endeavor. Pa re n t s a n d c h i l d re n from the same families take classes and then cheer one another on during the end-of-year recital. Affordability is paramount to Lancaster Rec’s mission, and scholarships are offered for children from families with financial need. To learn more and to register for dance classes, visit www .lancasterrec.org.