Press Releases

Fayetteville, PA –  June 15, 2015 – Penn National Golf Course Community, an active retirement community near Gettysburg, PA has been awarded by the acclaimed Where to Retire magazine as one of the Top 50 Master-Planned Communities in the United States for the third consecutive time. The magazine announced "The Short List: 50 Best Master-Planned Communities in the United States" in its bimonthly July/August issue, set to hit newsstands June 21.

Penn National Golf Course Community hosted two Pickle Ball Demonstrations over the course of the week.  Over 60 residents and a few folks from the Chambersburg area came out on Sunday, June 1^st and Tuesday, June 3^rd to watch the game and learn the rules.  Lorraine Klippel and Sandy Kirkman led both events.  Sandy started out the demo by letting everyone know that playing and strategy are not hard to pick up, but keeping score can be confusing.  As Sandy and Lorraine explained the action on the court, they would ask the on-lookers to announce the score before the serve.  We had lots of laughs as we all struggled to keep it straight.  Both demos were so well received they decided to host another one this Sunday, June 8^th at 1:00 p.m.  The public is invited to attend.  The demonstration will be held at the Penn National Racquet Courts 3720 Clubhouse Drive, Fayetteville, PA.

Fayetteville, PA - Penn National golf course community announces record sales for July. Increase in  both inquiries and sales activity are credited to the publicity received from Where to Retire's top 50 master planned community award list. The inspired living, natural beauty and accessibility of Penn National make it an easy choice for buyers from nearby metropolitan areas. 

Farm Festival   11 a.m. to 3 p.m Penn National Golf Center corner of 997 & Orchard Drive, Fayetteville. Featuring live music by Full Circle Band, a pit firing by the Mont Alto Pottery Guild, yummy food, local vendors & artisans.  Fun for all ages a great way to kickoff the Summer Season.  For interest in being a vendor or further questions contact Carole Malin 658-4853.

FAYETTEVILLE, PA: Penn National Golf Course Community is pleased to announce it is hosting a Blood Drive in conjunction with The American Red Cross.

Fayetteville, PA; Penn National Golf Course Community:  Kevin Reiber joins the Penn National Golf Club professional staff. Kevin is joining the Penn National Staff as a full-time PGA Apprentice.  Kevin has worked at Penn National in the golf shop for the past several seasons.  

Fayetteville, PA: Penn National Golf Course Community to host a COMMUNITY FORUM.  The event will be Thursday, March 7^th at 9:30 am in the Clubhouse at the Founders Grille.  The forum will feature the introduction of Jeremiah Zook, Franklin County First Assistant District Attorney.  He is a candidate for Judge to the Court of Common Pleas, 39^th Judicial District which includes both Franklin and Fulton Counties.  For more information or to attend contact Darv Stutz at sstutz01@comcast.net or 717.352.3838 | 717.377.0069.

Penn National hosted its first on-site marketing event of the year:  “Fall In Love with Penn National” on Saturday, February 16, 2013.  18 out-of-town guests attended the day long program.  The event began with a continental breakfast and a community presentation by Patti Nitterhouse, VP of White Rock, Inc.  Following the presentation guests took a trolley tour of Penn National in the Boyertown Trolley Deluxe model which was built in 1988 and only 10 are operating in the United States today.  A luncheon was served at the Founders Grille with 10 resident ambassadors joining the group to meet and answer questions.   The event generated three real estate sales contracts-- a resale lot, a 9^th View condo, and a new Homestead Cottage.  We expect additional sales from this event over the next few months from this group of well-qualified buyers. Penn National’s Patti Nitterhouse says “this is just further evidence that recent news articles on the improving housing market are in fact correct.”  Penn National’s next big event is scheduled for April 6^th with “A Parade of Homes.”  The focus of these events is to showcase the strong property values available and the benefits of living at the Penn National Community, and in Franklin County, where active adults can Live Well and Stay Close to their family and friends.