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Central Pennsylvania Chainsaw Carvers

Another successful Central Pennsylvania Chainsaw Carvers event is in the books for Shippensburg and what a great event it was. If you have never witnessed these very talented men and

Vendors travel to Shippensburg Fairgrounds for chainsaw festival

Solar eclipse party, wood carving events, Fountain Festival: April events in Franklin Co.

Shippensburg Fairgrounds hosts 23rd Annual Dog Walk

Saturday’s summer-like weather was an ideal day to take a walk. If your idea of an enjoyable walk included lots of four-legged friends, Saturday's 23rd Annual Dog Walk held at

List of Susquehanna Valley events for October

See the list of activities to enjoy below.

Fall festivals return to Cumberland County

Cumberland County may have just experienced a heat wave, but the fall festival season is quickly approaching, bringing with it plenty of vendors, crafts and food.

Shippensburg community celebrates fall at Pumpkin Fest

Things to do in April: Wood carving, beer and music fests in Franklin County

Check out Chambersburg's International Food Crawl, Greencastle's Beer and Wine Festival, the Spring Fling tractor show, wood carving shows & more.

Shippensbrug Corn Festival in-person and busy despite high temperatures

A symphony of chainsaws comes to Central Pennsylvania

A symphony of chainsaws comes to Central Pennsylvania Jason Nark, The Philadelphia Inquirer © TYGER WILLIAMS/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Lkhagvadorj Dorjsuren, 46, of Mongolia, works on carving an eagle. Dorjsuren has been hand carving for 25 years and picked up chainsaw carving five years ago. "This is quick, my inspirations made in a short time," Dorjsuren said. "I like it, normal hand carving takes a long time doing." SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. — One wood carver’s simple tools stood out among the hundred chainsaws buzzing like a hive of angry hornets. Eric Baisas, 52, also had a few chainsaws — it was the inaugural Central PA Chainsaw Carvers Festival after all — but the toolbox of handheld chisels and mallets at his feet traveled more than 8,000 miles with him, from the Philippines to Virginia as a teenager, and here to a blustery field in the middle of Pennsylvania. Blowtorch smoke and sawdust whipped around in the wind, but Baisas was deeply focused on the winged woman emerging from a chunk of white pine.