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Art & Culture

Hammer & Stain Dubois

We are a mobile Do It Yourself (DIY) Workshop. We supply everything you need—from materials to aprons—so you can dive right in. Create media-worthy projects like signs, trays, planters, and more using unfinished wood, canvas, and other versatile materials. Our upcycling classe... Read more

Classes & Learning Opportunities

PA Outdoor Corps.

An exciting opportunity for youth and young adults to gain paid, hands-on experience in environmental conservation! Read more

Agriculture

RUSTIC RIDGE FARM

Rustic Ridge farm is a non profit organization dedicated to promoting agricultural education within our local community What began as a simple idea to share the beauty of the land has grown into a gathering space for families, friends, and neighbors looking to slow down, explore... Read more

Centre County

HISTORIC BELLEFONTE TRAIN STATION

Discover the allure of Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, with a visit to the Historic Bellefonte Train Station. This iconic landmark serves as your gateway to all things Happy Valley. Inside, you'll find displays and valuable resources from the Bellefonte Intervalley Area Chamber of Comm... Read more

Lodging

PENN WELLS HOTEL & LODGE

The Penn Wells Hotel, built in 1869, is one of Wellsboro’s most historic landmarks. The current building, which was restored in the 1920s, has 70 character-filled guest rooms of varying sizes and types. Our elegant Lobby and Mary Wells Dining Room transport guests to a bygone era... Read more

Business Services

NORTHERN TIER REGIONAL PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

In 1970, NTRPDC received the distinct honor of being designated as the local development district for Bradford, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga, and Wyoming counties. Celebrating over half a century of dedicated service, the Northern Tier Regional Planning & Development Commission (... Read more

News & Updates

SPOOKY STORIES FROM THE LHR

SPOOKY STORIES FROM THE LHR October was traditionally a period of intense activity in logging camps. The “wood-hicks” would work throughout late summer and early autumn felling timber, preparing for the winter freeze to solidify the ground for smoother transport.  October i... Read more

News & Updates

COAL AND RAILROADS TAKE OVER

Beginning in the early 1860s, river rafting and logging found a new rival in coal as a contributor to Clearfield County’s economic, ethnic and social life. Initially, in the early 1800s, coal was shipped down the West Branch in arks. By the 1860s, however, methods were modernized... Read more

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