Campbelltown Community Alliance (CCA) hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Dec. 3 for the new Village of Campbelltown signs, which are located on the east and west ends of Horseshoe Pike (Route 322). CCA designed the Village of Campbelltown signs and obtained the funds to purchase them by fundraising and by applying for a grant from Lebanon County. The signs took about two years to be finished. CCA received three certificates for its work on the town signs.

About 20 people attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony, including CCA members, property owners, Mike Blose from Blose Printing, Jen Kuzo from Visit Lebanon Valley, and longtime Campbelltown resident Dottie Black. Representing government entities were state Rep. Frank Ryan, state Sen. Christopher Gebhard and district director Dan Bost from the Pennsylvania Senate's 48th District, deputy district directors Tom Gerhard and Anthony Seiwiell on behalf of U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser of the 9th District, Lebanon County Commissioners William Ames and Jo Ellen Litz, and South Londonderry Township supervisor Faith Bucks and manager John Eberly.