Downtown Hagerstown Main Street Program Now Nationally Recognized

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Main Street Hagerstown is now officially recognized as a "2026 Accredited Main Street America Program" the highest level of accreditation from National Main Street.

This accreditation recognizes communities "demonstrating exceptional commitment to preservation-based economic development, revitalization and creating vibrant downtown districts"

Main Street Hagerstown would like to thank its "member businesses, volunteers, residents, organizations, city departments, and community partners."

Main Street Hagerstown is run by Brittany Arizmendi and Leah Carroll.

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