Holiday Stroll on the Hill Brings Santa, Grinch to Huntingdon Businesses
From the Dec 16, 2025 e-Edition
HUNTINGDON (December 11) — Four Huntingdon healthcare businesses found a fun way to celebrate the holidays Thursday afternoon with “Holiday Stroll on the Hill.” Starting at City Drug Company on R.B. Wilson Drive, drivers could follow the leftward route and visit Southern Chiropractic and Acupuncture, Americare - Harmony Hill and Robertson Dental Clinic — all decorated based on different Christmas themes.
City Drug Company had a photo opportunity with the Grinch as well as Grinch-themed snacks. Southern Chiropractic had gingerbread house decorations, and special guest “Pelvis Presley,” a skeleton dressed like Santa Claus, was also staged for a photo opportunity. Americare-Harmony Hill was Candyland-themed, and residents and visitors alike partook in several interactive games. Finally, at Robertson Dental Clinic, visitors had the opportunity to visit with Santa Claus himself.
Holiday Stroll on the Hill opened doors for the community to grow closer with the healthcare businesses and providers who are there to take care of them.
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