🎡 Pottstown Centennial Carnival Returns to Memorial Park

Issue #367

12 May

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In this Pottstown Local Scoop Issue…

 đź“… Pottstown Area Events

 đźŽˇ Pottstown Centennial Carnival Returns to Memorial Park

 đźš¨ Lower Pottsgrove Honors Officers During National Police Week

♥️ Pottstown Family Center Recognizes National Prevention Week

🏷️ Hobart’s Run Plans Indoor Yard Sale at The Hill School

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Pottstown Centennial Carnival

Returns to Memorial Park

The Pottstown Area Regional Recreation Committee is inviting the community to enjoy a weekend of classic carnival fun as the Pottstown Centennial Carnival returns to Memorial Park beginning Thursday.

The event will feature more than 15 rides, carnival games, food vendors and family-friendly entertainment throughout the weekend. Guests can expect traditional favorites including funnel cakes, cotton candy, fries and other carnival treats.

Carnival hours are scheduled for:

  • Thursday: 5–9 p.m.

  • Friday: 5–10 p.m.

  • Saturday: 2–10 p.m.

Unlimited ride wristbands will be available for $25 on Thursday only.

The carnival will take place at Memorial Park, 75 W. King Street in Pottstown, offering activities and entertainment for all ages.

Lower Pottsgrove Honors Officers

During National Police Week

Lower Pottsgrove Township is recognizing the officers of the Lower Pottsgrove Township Police Department during National Police Week, honoring their dedication to public safety and service to the community.

Township officials expressed appreciation for the professionalism, courage and commitment demonstrated by officers each day, while also acknowledging the support provided by their families behind the scenes.

The recognition also serves as a time to remember law enforcement officers across the nation who lost their lives in the line of duty while protecting their communities.

Pottstown Family Center

Recognizes National Prevention Week

The Pottstown Family Center is recognizing National Prevention Week, a nationwide initiative focused on promoting mental health awareness and preventing substance misuse in communities across the country.

The annual campaign highlights the efforts of organizations, educators and community groups working to support prevention programs and provide resources that encourage healthy lifestyles and positive mental well-being.

As part of the observance, the Pottstown Family Center is encouraging residents to learn more about prevention efforts and available support services through educational materials provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).

Officials say National Prevention Week serves as an important reminder of the value of education, early intervention and community support in building healthier communities.

Hobart’s Run Plans Indoor

Yard Sale at The Hill School

Hobart’s Run is inviting the community to hunt for hidden treasures and support local neighborhood programs during its upcoming Indoor Yard Sale on Saturday, May 30.

The event will run from 8 a.m. to noon inside the Center for the Arts Lobby at The Hill School, located at 760 Beech Street in Pottstown. Organizers say the sale will be held rain or shine in an air-conditioned indoor setting.

Community members interested in selling items can reserve a space for $10, with participants asked to bring their own tables. Proceeds from space rentals will support Hobart’s Run community engagement and neighborhood improvement initiatives.

Shoppers can expect a wide variety of secondhand finds while supporting local programming and community revitalization efforts.

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