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Take a look at the news that shaped the Greencastle-Antrim community in 2021 in the second part of the Echo Pilot's Year in Review.

Echo Pilot Jasmine Bailey and Dorian Pike are ready for some sweet "Dreamzzz" this year as the drum majors for the Greencastle-Antrim High School marching band. The 49 musicians and color guard members who make up the 2021 Blue Devil marching band have been rehearsing their show at band camp, which got underway last week and continues this week. This year's show is titled "Dreamzzz" and depicts a dream sequence — the fall from consciousness, restful sleep and the nightmare you wake up from, said Peter Vincenti, band director. "The music reflects the state of mind," he explained. Vincenti co...

Updated: May 6, 2021, 11:06 am John Mousinho has been elected the new chair of the PFA (Mike Egerton/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Oxford defender John Mousinho has been appointed as the new chair of the Professional Footballers’ Association. The 35-year-old was elected to head up the new 13-member players’ board, with former Coventry winger Peter Vincenti chosen as vice-chair. Mousinho takes over from Ben ...

Echo Pilot Sept. 1 A discovery during a father-and-son "adventuring" trip to Martin's Mill Bridge in Antrim Township on July 29 and a bit of detective work have reunited a Greencastle man with the class ring he lost 45 years ago. Jeremy Knowlton of Heathsville, Va., found John W. Thomas Jr.'s ring while metal detecting in the east branch of the Conococheague Creek, as his son, Shrade, splashed in the water nearby. Sept. 3 Thousands of drivers will have to wait an extra two days before resuming their travels on U.S. 11 south of Greencastle. The road, traveled by about 13,000 vehicles a day, wa...

A Special Gift for Our GA Community Sometimes we do not realize how much we cherish something until it is missing. Whether you have lived in the Greencastle-Antrim district for years, or have recently made us your home, there are special traditions that we hold dear. For many of us, those traditions bring comfort and a sense of unity to our community as we gather in the town center for the lighting of the tree. We welcome the holiday season as we search every closet and dresser to find the black and white attire our children need for our beloved winter concerts. Although we may leave 45 minut...