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With its abundant forests and lumber heritage, the Northern Tier region is known worldwide for the premier quality of its northern Appalachian hardwood lumber and related forest products.The NTHA and our members are committed to the long-term sustainability of the region’s forest resources and are actively involved in the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) as well as many other environmental initiatives. Our membership includes over one-hundred active forest products-related companies and organizations of all sizes. The online member directory will help you locate suppliers of quality Pennsylvania hardwood lumber, flooring, veneer, logs, millwork, and forest management services. Northern Tier Hardwood Association members can also find services from local businesses who share the organization’s mission of supporting the long-term advancement of the region’s wood industry. The NTHA serves as the regional form for the promotion of the wood industry and offers a wealth of services such as legislative involvement, job training programs, educational and safety workshops and trade show sponsorship. NTHA also offers assistance in the areas of marketing and promotion, funding, procurement, exporting, technical assistance, informational resources and referral services. NTHA is committed to promoting a greater use of our area’s wood resources. NTHA intends to foster better communication and unity among all contributors to the wood industry. With the most current industry information and expertise from our area’s forestry professions, it is possible for members of NTHA to play a pioneering role toward the productive expansion of the hardwood industry in our Region. The Association strives for an overall improvement in the industry of one of our most precious resources. Together we can make a difference.
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Allegheny Hike, Bike and Ski is an all volunteer organization founded in 2016 to create and maintain hike, bike and ski trails in the southeastern portion of the Allegheny National Forest. In some ways we are the successor organization to the Bootjack Snow Gliders who used to the maintain the Laurel Mill Ski Trails. We are best considered to be a 'friends of' group, working alongside Federal, State, and local agencies to improve recreation opportunities in the Allegheny National Forest and neighboring communities. As an IRS 501 (c) 3 Not for profit organization donations to support our work are tax deductible. In 2021 we entered into a partnership agreement with the US Forest Service to maintain and oversee the Laurel Mill Trail system. These trails have been neglected for over a decade and we are working to restore them, including resuming cross country ski grooming. These trails are open for hiking and cross country skiing. Forest Service regulations do not allow bicycles, but we are working with the Forest Service to allow bikes on some of the trails in the future. We are also working with Ridgway Township to develop mountain bike trails at the Township's Sandy Beach Park which borders the Allegheny National Forest. We hope that at some point in the future bicycling will be allowed on some of the Laurel Mill Trails and then the Sandy Beach mountain bike trails will connect to them.
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The mission of the Warren County Conservation District is to improve the environmental quality of Warren County by promoting the wise use, enhancement, and understanding of natural resources. Conservation Districts are made up of volunteers committed to the conservation movement. The focus and set-up of a Conservation District varies by county depending on the needs of each county. However, encouraging farm conservation planning and proper management of soil and water resources remains the backbone of the District’s programs. Today, however, an awareness of increasing environmental problems has expanded the District’s programs to include conservation education in schools, urban and rural erosion and sedimentation control programs, and nonpoint source pollution programs. The District Board continues to direct the local program and emphasize conservation education and water quality issues. The Warren County Conservation District (WCCD) was established in 1948 to address local conservation issues. The WCCD maintains a website explaining our programs and includes links to necessary forms. Information available includes but is not limited to the following: Educational program information including applications for camps; Dirt, Gravel, & Low Volume Road Program applications; Garden Plot information, and a variety of useful information. The site is updated throughout the year with all of the latest information and forms. We have realized savings with postage, time, and paper in all of our programs.
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Design your own custom products with Genesis Screens! Founded in 1993. We offer quality screen printing, embroidery, signage, and promotional products. We offer custom printed apparel; unlimited colors, no minimums and fast turnarounds.
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We offer group fundraising opportunities for your organization! We support teams, groups and clubs with apparel fundraisers. Flexible earning potential and convenient setup process. Very easy! Select your products and styles from our catalog of quality products by premium brands. We will design and setup your store so you can focus on promoting and selling your fundraising items! We can sort and ship the orders to your customers or deliver them in bulk for you to sort and hand out!
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Witness the craftsmanship of chainsaw carvers, savor the culinary variety of food trucks, and shop a variety of artisans and crafter and learn about the history of our wood industry heritage. Live music will be featured at various times throughout the event. This curated event welcomes a variety of vendors, from food artisans and crafters to artists, offering an ideal platform for showcasing products and services. Highlights include food trucks, chainsaw carving, and MORE! Experience the craftsmanship of local artisans with our Art and Vendor Shows, witness the skill in Chainsaw Carving, and enjoy the energy of live concerts. We will also have a series of educational seminars, adding a unique learning dimension to our lineup. Join us at WoodFest for a blend of entertainment, art, and education in a one-of-a-kind event!
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The corner stone of our International Association of Timber-Raftsmen has been laid on November 11, 1989 in Barcelona, Catalonia-Spain. The association was officially founded in Spittal, Austria on 1 September 1991, twelve associations from Spain, Germany, Italy, France, Austria, Finland and Sweden participated and status were signed in Venetia 5 September 1992.The International Association has now grown up into a organization of 38 members. The International Association keeps many contacts with other sister organizations that maintain the tradition on their lakes and rivers. The purpose of these contacts is to bring these organizations to cooperate with our International Association. One goal is to research historical documents and other evidence of timber floating methods by waterways, throughout the large river regions in the world up until the beginning of the modern industrial society. Through the centuries, rafting has brought timber to the cities for construction, for heating as well as for shipbuilding. The other goal of the International Association of Timber Rafting is to preserve the ecosystems of natural waters, lakes, rivers and even of forests. The International Association of Timber Rafting is a supranational association, that follow the common principles of peace, freedom and equality without any geographical, racial, ethnic, religious or political differences. It is formed by all those timber floating associations, that are willing to share them. All members must be legally competent and independent and represent their own districts’ historical trades dealing with the transport of timber by waterways. They are registered non profit associations.
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Edinboro Area Historical Society (EAHS) is dedicated to the preservation, interpretation and presentation of the rich history of Edinboro, PA and adjacent areas. The Edinboro Area Historical Society collects, preserves and promotes the history of Edinboro and the surrounding area. The Edinboro Area Historical Society holds programs, such as our blueberry social, as well as other events at the Doucette House, our headquarters at 126 Water Street. We appreciate all the volunteer work that our members do, and there is opportunity for your participation if you wish. Most of all, we want to hear from you regarding your experiences in Edinboro, about Edinboro, about our past, or about our present. We have a growing library of local materials, including a complete census collection, and all extant copies of the Edinboro Independent that we can find, reaching back into the 19th century. Our Doucette House is also a museum and we hope you’ll take some time some Tuesday or Saturday morning to visit. The house is open 9AM – 12 Noon on those two days; please call ahead if you plan to visit from out of town. Although we are a volunteer organization, we can often arrange other times as well for your visit.
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The Pennsylvania Forest Products Association (PFPA) is Pennsylvania’s statewide industry association representing the complete forest products supply chain, from loggers and foresters to sawmills, secondary processors, and industry suppliers. The PFPA’s mission statement is to promote the common interests of the forest products industry within Pennsylvania by: advocating before state and local government entities and agencies for policies that keep our industry competitive; supporting outreach and education that helps build appreciation for our industry among the general public; and providing relevant, actionable information to members of the forest products industry about legislative and regulatory issues, technical matters and activities within the industry. We are proud of the long history and heritage of our industry in Pennsylvania, and we are pleased to be a partner of the Lumber Heritage Region!
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Kane Area Development Center - Revitalization. Development. Commerce. The Kane Area Development Center on 63 N. Fraley Street in Kane, Pennsylvania, is comprised of the Kane Chamber of Commerce, the Kane Area Industrial Development Corporation (KAIDC), and the Kane Area Revitalization Enterprise (KARE). Together, they support existing and new businesses and provide economic opportunities to secure the long term future of the Kane Area. This office is essentially a “one stop shop” for new and existing residents, tourists, and businesses of all sizes. They all work towards revitalizing the community under the brand of “A Star in the Forest.” Whether you are looking for area attractions, business referrals, business startup assistance, a copy or fax service or even a friendly face, the Kane Area Development Center can certainly be of assistance.
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The Clarion Conservation District works with agency partners to assist landowners, the regulated community and local policy makers with natural resource concerns and conservation practices in Clarion County. We also provide outreach and education to schools, community groups and ag producers.
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Rail 66 is a 4-season, paved, non-motorized trail extending along Rt 66 from the Village of Marianne to the Forest/Clarion County line. A historical train station and caboose are located on the trail in Lucinda. The trail boasts several vistas, forested sections, rest benches and bike repair stations. Visitors from the local community and beyond frequent the trail on a regular basis. It's become a valuable recreational asset to the Clarion community.
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Located on Main Street in Downtown Ridgway, PA. We are a Quiet Kat, Cannondale, Gt, Schwinn and Strider bicycle dealer. We offer Bicycle rentals, custom built skateboards. bicycle and skateboard parts, repairs and accessories. In addition we also carry live bait and tackle, camping supplies and cross country ski rentals and sales. Whether its bike stuff, ski stuff, skateboard stuff, camping stuff, or fishing stuff, we gotcha covered. We have amazing priced stuff everyday and skateboard parts and complete custom builds are available every day right here at the shop!
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Welcome to the E.O. Austin Home/Historical Society founded in 2001, and opened to the public on September 25, 2005. The E.O. Austin Home is a museum dedicated to the history of Austin and the surrounding areas. You can learn more about the history of; The1911 Austin flood, health care, logging and farming, our military, and many other areas. Our two story museum houses over 1,700 square feet and is comprised of thousands of artifacts. Each one with a different story and history all their own. Please take some time to view our website and photo gallery, but understand that the best way to learn about the E.O. Austin Home is to visit the museum and take a tour. Embark on a Journey Through Time As you navigate through the exhibits and artifacts, you'll uncover the layers of history that define the E.O. Austin Home. However, we also recognize the importance of adapting to the changing times. In addition to our commitment to preserving history, we find inspiration in the dynamism of the present. Introducing a Modern Chapter: Online Trading and Financial Markets In the spirit of embracing contemporary narratives, we invite you to explore the world of online trading and financial markets. Just as our museum preserves the past, we recognize the significance of staying informed about the present and future. Discover the art and science of online trading, delve into the intricacies of financial markets, and explore innovative platforms like Pocket Option. The world of finance is a tapestry woven with diverse opportunities, each telling its own story of growth and potential.
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In 1994, the Austin Dam Memorial Association was formed and since has worked to create a beautiful natural park. The ADMA has taken a piece of Americana and repurposed it into a recreational park enjoyed by many while preserving the local history. We tell the story behind the controversial Austin Dam, the events that led to it’s failure along with the harrowing accounts of the people who lived and died here. Nestled in a narrow valley and along the winding stream of Freeman Run is the ruins of the Bayless Paper Mill Dam, currently referred to as the Austin Dam. In 1911, the dam broke and water engulfed much of the town of Austin and claimed over 78 lives. Come explore the ruins of the Austin Dam, the 2nd worst dam break in Pennsylvania history. Still, after more than a hundred years, an incredible sight. Ruins of the tall concrete leaners raise to the skies. A million pieces of broken aggregate lay beneath. A forest abounds around a grassy meadow that now covers this hallow ground. Enjoy a reflective, thought-provoking visit to our park. Our friendly hosts greet intrigued visitors who want to learn about these ruins. Spend a special day at the pavilion, music stage, memorial, and picnic areas or a overnight stay at a ecofriendly campsites in this unique park in the hills of Pennsylvania. Astounding views, rich history, seasonal welcome center and gift shop, camping, hiking, fishing, picnicking. In addition the these fun activities, our park has a number of special events throughout the year including the following: Gathering of the Artists in July The Austin Dam Show in August Terrifying Trail in October Look for updates and more events to be added
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The Pennsylvania Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) are a nationally accredited program that provides educational training, business resources, and experienced no-cost, confidential consulting to small business owners and entrepreneurs. The Pennsylvania SBDC has a statewide network of 15 centers and outreach locations to serve small businesses. The PennWest Clarion SBDC is one of the 15 Centers and is responsible for 10 counties including Armstrong, Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Elk, Forest, Jefferson, McKean, Potter, and Venango. The Center's team of five business consultants travel throughout this territory meeting one-on-one with individuals looking to start a business as well as small business owners and entrepreneurs. The SBDCs at PennWest Clarion, Penn State and University of Scranton established the Agriculture Center of Excellence to outreach and assist agriculture and ag related businesses, which includes but is not limited to farmers, food producers, food manufacturers, food establishments and the lumber industry.
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The Muncy Heritage Park and Nature Trail was a multi-year plan to develop 11 acres of historic and environmentally significant property into a park and trail to be utilized by all Lycoming County, Pennsylvania residents, as well as tourists and visitors to the Susquehanna River Valley. Located on the West Branch of the Susquehanna River, Muncy is a small town proud of its rural culture and historical heritage. This trail allows Muncy to showcase the history and natural beauty of Port Penn, a commercial center and residential area that grew out of and around the bustling West Branch Canal industry of the 1800s. Virtually explore Muncy’s Heritage Park and Nature Trail. Send directions to your device and then visit the park, exploring 11 beautiful acres. The park features interpretive panels that introduce the visitor to the wildlife of the area, as well as its historical past as an important double-lock on the Muncy Canal.
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Our Organization Established in 1967, the Northwest Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission (Northwest Commission) is an Oil City-based, public, non-profit regional resource for economic and business development as well as community development and planning. Funding for the Northwest Commission comes from local, state and federal levels of government. We are pleased to provide quality services at little or no cost to our clients. Our Team The Northwest Commission is comprised of skilled professionals dedicated to sustaining economic vitality and growth in the Northwest Pennsylvania region by fostering local, state and federal partnerships across public and private sector lines. The Board of Directors represents county governments, private businesses, county planners, tourism and economic development corporations throughout the region. Our Services The Commission offers a variety of programs aimed at supporting both community and economic development in Northwest Pennsylvania. Those programs include assistance with government contracting, international marketing, business financing, transportation, grant application technical assistance, and municipal services. Our Region The Northwest Commission proudly serves eight counties in the Northwest Pennsylvania region: Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Forest, Lawrence, Mercer, Venango and Warren.
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The Curwensville Regional Development Corporations, CRDC, is a non-profit organization for the Curwensville Region dedicated to economic development and revitalization of the region. This achieved through donations, grants, initiatives and projects for the Curwensville and Grampian boroughs as well as the surrounding townships of Pike, Penn, and Bloom.
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A WORLD WIDE LEADER IN SANDSTONE From prestigious projects like the United States Capital Building Visitor Center, to our individually produced Stone Fireplaces, Countertops, Tables, and Flooring that you could have right inside your own home… Russell Stone Products will handle YOUR PROJECT OF ANY SIZE with our world renowned team! At Russell Stone Products we take great pride in our Quality Craftsmanship, Top-Rated Services, Dependable Support, and a History of Excellence in the industry! With Russell Stone Products the possibilities are endless. At our manufacturing site in Central Pennsylvania we have the capabilities of doing nearly anything. Our craftsmen are experts in the field and utilize a combination of age-old techniques along with modern technology to produce masterpieces that will last for generations out of our famous sandstone quarries.
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The Wilds Cooperative of PA (WCO) is a value chain network of approximately 600 creative entrepreneurs, organizations and communities based in the PA Wilds, a premier outdoor recreation destination. Together, WCO members are addressing PA Wilds market demands by connecting and scaling the unique establishments and producers that are central to our place-based tourism development. As the WCO helps people find PA Wilds-made products, services and experiences, the businesses and communities in the region grow and thrive. The WCO network is managed by the PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship, Inc., a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that seeks to marry conservation and economic development in the region. In addition to joining a growing network of peer businesses and organizations, WCO members receive access to a suite of opportunities, including: branding and marketing tools, networking and education programming, new markets and product lines, mentorship and referrals to PA’s financial and technical service programs. Members of the WCO may also access the various professional development tools and resources at the PA Wilds Media Lab in uptown Kane, PA. The creative hub was outfitted with specialized technologies needed to expand the PA Wilds commerce platforms and deliver business development workshops to the WCO. It features a professional photography studio, a recording studio, a conference room, and event space. The Media Lab also serves as the office for the PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship. Learn more and apply to join the WCO for free at WildsCoPA.org.
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The Pennsylvania Wilds is a 13-county region that includes the counties of Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Elk, Forest, Jefferson, Lycoming, McKean, Potter, Tioga, Warren, and northern Centre. The PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship, Inc., is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to integrate conservation and economic development in a way that inspires the communities of the Pennsylvania Wilds. The PA Wilds Center promotes the region as a premier outdoor recreation destination as a way to diversify local economies, inspire stewardship, attract investment, retain population and improve quality of life. The PA Wilds Center’s core programs seek to help businesses leverage the PA Wilds brand and connect with new market opportunities, including: the Wilds Cooperative of PA, a network of over 300 place-based businesses and organizations, and the PA Wilds Conservation Shop, a retail outlet primarily featuring products sourced from the WCO. As part of the PA Wilds Center's work to support entrepreneurs in the region, members of the WCO may access the various professional development tools and resources at the PA Wilds Media Lab in uptown Kane, PA. The creative hub was outfitted with specialized technologies needed to expand the PA Wilds commerce platforms and deliver business development workshops to the WCO. It features a professional photography studio, a recording studio, a conference room, and event space. The Media Lab also serves as the office for the PA Wilds Center. For more information on the PA Wilds Center, visitThe Pennsylvania Wilds is a 13-county region that includes the counties of Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Elk, Forest, Jefferson, Lycoming, McKean, Potter, Tioga, Warren, and northern Centre. The PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship, Inc., is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to integrate conservation and economic development in a way that inspires the communities of the Pennsylvania Wilds. The PA Wilds Center promotes the region as a premier outdoor recreation destination as a way to diversify local economies, inspire stewardship, attract investment, retain population and improve quality of life. The PA Wilds Center’s core programs seek to help businesses leverage the PA Wilds brand and connect with new market opportunities, including: the Wilds Cooperative of PA, a network of over 300 place-based businesses and organizations, and the PA Wilds Conservation Shop, a retail outlet primarily featuring products sourced from the WCO. As part of the PA Wilds Center's work to support entrepreneurs in the region, members of the WCO may access the various professional development tools and resources at the PA Wilds Media Lab in uptown Kane, PA. The creative hub was outfitted with specialized technologies needed to expand the PA Wilds commerce platforms and deliver business development workshops to the WCO. It features a professional photography studio, a recording studio, a conference room, and event space. The Media Lab also serves as the office for the PA Wilds Center. For more information on the PA Wilds Center, visit www.PAWildsCenter.org. .
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Welcome to the Pennsylvania Wilds, home to some of the most spectacular wild lands east of the Mississippi. Surround yourself with the same breathtaking beauty and fresh air that has greeted others for centuries. Today, the Pennsylvania Wilds is one of the best outdoor recreation destinations in North America. Largely rural and forested, the region has a rich history and culture. Lose (or find!) yourself in the Pennsylvania Wilds lifestyle: a slower pace where the way of life is intertwined with nature and stewardship. The PA Wilds covers approximately 25% of the state’s land acreage in north central Pennsylvania, yet just 4% of the population. Once the former lumber capital of the world, the region is home to more than 2 million acres of public land, 50 state game lands, 29 state parks, 8 state forests, 2 National Wild & Scenic Rivers, abundant wildlife, hundreds of miles of land and water trails, some of the darkest skies in the country, and the largest elk herd in the northeast. PA Wilds counties include: Warren, McKean, Potter, Tioga, Lycoming, Clinton, Elk, Cameron, Forest, Clearfield, Clarion, Jefferson and northern Centre. The PA Wilds region is promoted as a premier outdoor recreation destination by the PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship, Inc., a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to integrate conservation and economic development in a way that inspires the communities of the Pennsylvania Wilds. Learn more and explore at PAWilds.com.
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Professional Window Tinting, where excellence meets innovation in window tinting and auto detailing services for residential and commercial customers. Life's Too Short For A Boring Ride! We pride ourselves on delivering unmatched quality, meticulous attention to detail, and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Drive in style, protect your investment, and experience automotive perfection with Professional Window Tinting. Transform your home, auto or commercial space with our cutting-edge window tinting solutions at Professional Window Tinting. Elevate aesthetics, enhance energy efficiency, and bolster privacy with our expert application of high-quality commercial window films.
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wOK!w broadcasts from high a top Rockton Mountain, the highest point East of the Mississippi River on Interstate 80. We cover a nine county area 70 miles wide and 100 miles deep, with a total population of over 250,000 people! We can also be heard broadcasting LIVE at wOKW.com OK 102.9 is Central Pennsylvania’s True Adult Hits Radio Station! One word to describe our music VARIETY! Our play list attracts listeners over a five-decade span. We have young adults who listen, as well as their parents and even their grandparents! Our music spans the generations of time. Everything is done in house. We pick the music. We pick the airtime. We are in total control of the entertainment you will hear. Our listeners live in Clearfield, Jefferson and Elk counties, plus major portions of Blair, Cambria, Centre, Cameron, Clinton, and Indiana counties. The total population in our coverage area is in excess of 250,000 people! Plus, we can be heard LIVE at wokw.com on smart phones and computers around the world! Being committed to local news is a top priority to OK 102.9. We air a complete local newscast 8 times per day and mini news updates every hour plus national news every hour on the hour. That way our listeners stay informed on issues that affect them and the communities they live and work in. Keep up to date with local, regional, and national sports with Bear Stewart. Sports can be heard after every local news report. In the fall and winter, you’ll hear Golden Tide and Clearfield Bison sporting events live at 102.9FM and at www.wokw.com.
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Rocky Ridge Trading Company is aptly named. Cameron County lies just west of the center of Pennsylvania in a mountainous region of the Allegheny Plateau. At the logging site, the company is harvesting northern hardwood and red and white oak. Pennsylvania has the country’s largest concentration of hardwood, accounting for about 90 percent of sawtimber volume. The state has an overabundance of larger old-growth tree stands, many located in tough terrain. Successfully extracting large timber from these areas represents a great opportunity. It also demands innovative approaches that combine the best logging machines with the latest technology solutions. Steep-slope logging methods have been used successfully in the Pacific Northwest and New Zealand but have not been used in the Eastern United States until recently. Rocky Ridge is one of the first companies in Pennsylvania to employ a tethered, winch-assisted traction solution. “We’ve always been trailblazers,” says Crissman. “We do things our way, using combinations of machines other loggers would consider unconventional, like combining cut-to-length with full-tree equipment. But it has worked for us.” Tim Crissman’s father Gus formed the family company in 1964. Back then it was known as Crissman Lumber Company. “My dad had been in the forest products industry all his life,” says Crissman. “He started out with a sawmill and a few logging crews. Growing up, I’d help him with the business. I’ve done everything from running a headrig that makes the initial cuts in the sawmill to loading drying kilns. But our hearts were always in the woods, so we got back into the logging business.” During the summers when Crissman was in college, he’d run a skidder while his father hand-felled. “He didn’t want me to hand-fell at first because it was dangerous,” he recalls. “But he taught me everything I know about the woods and logging.” The most important lesson his dad taught him was to “work hard until you make it work.” “Failure was not in his vocabulary,” says Crissman. “You could always find a solution if you worked hard enough.” Gus acquired the nickname The Legend at a John Deere fly-in a few years ago. “Each night he’d share story after story about how things were done out in the woods in the old days,” recalls Crissman. “They were funny stories but had serious messages as well. After a couple nights, everyone started calling him The Legend.”
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Designated in 1995 as one of twelve special Heritage Areas in Pennsylvania, the 200-mile Corridor in south-central part of the state is reminiscent of the early 1913 Lincoln Highway with quirky supersized structures, scenic two-lane roads, and layers of transportation history that preceded it ~ very retro! Our mission is to inspire others to travel the 200-mile Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania, and learn how this one road changed America in 1913.
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CVB Media produces video content and designs websites for businesses and organizations throughout North Central PA. For over a decade, CVB Media has proudly produced engaging, premium content for an array of industries. Whether it’s a promotional video for your “About Us” section on your website, a scripted commercial on Hulu, or an orientation training video for your employees, CVB Media can make it happen.. CVB utilizes drones, a teleprompter, cinematic post production software, and more to bring your creative content alive. Owner Chad Barnard, from Port Allegany, PA, takes pride in leveling up our region’s local marketing through the power of video.
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The Woodland Wonderland is a walk-thru lighted Christmas Display open select days throughout the holiday season! We are located at CenterLine Golf in Woodland. Come and enjoy the season by visiting our Wonderful Walk-Thru light display, sit by the open fire and warm up with a cup hot cocoa and soft pretzel from our food truck, take a Kid's Kaboose Train Ride through the lights and stop at each of our special areas to get those perfect family Christmas photos. Fun for all ages! Come make Memories with us during the holiday season!!
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Pine Grove Nursery was formed in 1951 as a partnership of friends, C.R. Schickling and James Long in rural Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. Sixty-five plus years later, the nursery thrives in producing bare root seedlings and transplants on over 35 acres of farmland. Also available are cut Christmas trees, B&B trees, and shrubs on over 70 acres. The nursery also offers evergreens 3'-7' to be planted as a memorial. Orders are taken anytime and trees are dug in May or September. Mr. Long retired and withdrew from the partnership in 1983. The nursery was incorporated soon after. C.R. Schickling, CEO, remained active in the nursery until his death in June 2002. Rick Schickling, grandson of C.R., worked as general manager until his retirement in 2017, at which time Alex "Mike' Mitchell elevated his role from assistant to general manager. In March, 2019, Bob Schell and Betsy Schell, also grandchildren of C.R. Schickling, purchased the nursery. With our experienced staff we look forward to continuing the historic excellent service for our longstanding customers and ensuring new customers are met with the same standards! On October 1, 2023 the nursery was purchased by the Way family, Scott, his wife Jamie and son's Isakk and Braylen. Judy Davis remains the office manager since she began in 2004. The lawn care business is returning, which the Way family originally purchased from Pine Grove Nursery. They look forward to continuing the long time traditions of the nursery and have new ideas to add to the nursery for the future. They look forward to serving you and appreciate our existing customers and future customers.
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Clarion County is a western Pennsylvania County situated on the Allegheny Plateau. The Allegheny River drains the western part of the county and also takes the waters of the Clarion River, which flow through it, from Jefferson County on the east. Established on March 11, 1839 from parts of Venango and Armstrong Counties, Clarion County becomes the 54th county in the state to be formed. Clarion County is a 6th Class county with a population of approximately 39,000. Clarion County produces a wide variety of manufactured goods including mobile homes, fiberboard and laminate flooring. Clarion County is the home of Clarion University of Pennsylvania. Land area consists of 601 square miles. Picturesque valleys carved from the mountains by the Allegheny and Clarion Rivers and their tributaries, which, along with the autumn foliage, attract visitors to Clarion County, enhance the county’s natural beauty. The rivers, along with Cook Forest State Park, are a great source of recreation in this area. Clarion is known as the “Autumn Leaf Capital,” and the peaceful beauty of nature is part of the character of the county. Clarion County celebrates this beauty annually with a weeklong celebration in the fall. Along with increasing recognition and growth as a business and industrial center for the 21st Century, Clarion County offers the best of all worlds, that of natural to industrial growth to higher education, making Clarion County a great place to visit and a better place to live. Clarion County is also home to Foxburg Country Club. Located in Foxburg, Foxburg Country Club is the oldest golf course in continuous in the United States. To commemorate this historical location, the club holds an annual Hickory Championship where the players play with clubs and rules of pre-1900s golf. Clubs being used in the tournament must be made before 1900 or are certified replicas to pre-1900 standards. Other rules include not being allowed to use a tee and players must use sand to prop their ball up for their drives. In attempt to make it feel more authentic, many athletes will dress in outfits that would resemble those worn around 1900. Foxburg Country Club is also home to the American Golf Hall of Fame.
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The Tioga County, PA Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the past for future generations to explore, learn, and honor. Exhibits and historical records are available for the general public to use, including the Ladd Genealogy Library. The Tioga County Historical Society is the official county historical society, and wishes to acknowledge our grant from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. Open noon - 4 PM Monday through Friday except for major holidays. Admission is free. Donations are welcome.
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Explore the History of the people of Cameron County through the Little Museum and our Historical & Genealogy Research Center. Founded in 1921 and incorporated in 1964, the Cameron County Historical Society has played an important role in collecting, maintaining, and disseminating the rich history and heritage of the people of the County. Throughout the years the Community has entrusted the Society with their artifacts, memories and family histories. Today, under the leadership of President John Kautz, you will find a vibrant and enthusiastic membership taking off on a new chapter for the Society. Research Center Hours Open year around every Tuesday 10-12:30 PM or by appointment.
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The Little Museum, located in what was once Lumber Township's county School, in Sterling Run, PA offers a collection that has been dubbed the most comprehensive collection in the area. There are over 15,000 items on display and abut that many in storage. The Lumber industry, which dominated the County for about 50 years, is well represented with rare tools, artifacts and photos. The dynamic, iron smelting, tanning and other county industries are similarly represented. There are also many farm implements and farm related photos on display. There is a large military collection, with extensive photos and militaria from the Civil War (including rare photos of the PA Bucktail Regiment), WWI, WWI, The Korean War and Viet Nam Conflict. There is also a section about the local C.C.C. Camps. Explore the Rich Heritage of the People of Cameron County, Pennsylvania! Throughout the museum are hundreds of every day items from ages ago - toys; dolls; tools; a general store and post office; cameras; a working 1896 Regina Music Box; mounted trophy bucks and other animals and birds; medical and mortician tools; one-of-a-kind wood carvings, paintings, human hair quillings; women's period clothing and accessories, school items and so much more! Please afford yourself enough time to see the entire collection. We wouldn't' want you to miss any of it.
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Hopper Corporation provides marketing solutions that will help clarify your messaging and get your business noticed. Our in-house production capabilities include all types of printing, custom apparel, signs, and digital marketing. We offer full-service marketing solutions for your business including website design, fleet vehicle graphics, exterior signage, online marketing, printed promotional products, and public relations services. We are a dedicated team that will guide your marketing project from start to finish with a custom solution. Hopper Corporation is dedicated to propelling the the companies we work with with our specialized branding and marketing services. We provide businesses in the region the tools they need to shine, helping them stand out in a competitive marketplace. Our mission goes beyond individual success; we aim to transform the region into a sought-after destination, drawing visitors and enthusiasts from all corners.
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Redden Tile & Flooring is a Commercial & Residential Tile & Flooring store offers a full line of commercial grade tile, porcelain wall panels, accent tile, hard wood flooring, outdoor paves, LVT and MORE! Our mission is provide a higher quality product at an affordable price with faster shipping and delivery to our store. We offer unique choices and access to countless options and a large variety of tile sizes ranging from 3.5" x 6" to 47" x 118". Redden Tile & Flooring is a GoBoard dealer, a lightweight, waterproof tile backer board, engineered for durability, yet it is up top 80% lighter than cement boards. GoBoard is easy to handle and can be cut right where it is installed with a basic utility knife. It has waterproofing built-in. We also offer products to design and build your own walk in shower and we also carry custom shower doors. Brand Names we Carry: GoBoard, Floridatile, MSI - LBT, Atlas Concorde, Crossville, Bliss, Everlife, Bostik, Design to Go We work directly with contractors and individuals. Business House are Mon-Fri 5pm - 8pm and Sat 9am - 2pm May call for appointments outside of regular business hours.
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Hi, I'm Tammy at Keystone Real Estate Photography, and I have a passion for capturing beautiful real estate through my camera lens. I love working with real estate agents, capturing beautiful photos, to showcase the homes or businesses they list. I view my photographs as the first impression for the potential buyer. I also enjoy working with home builders, private sellers, residential and commercial property owners, landlords, and Airbnb owners. I love helping them get people through their doors to see what they have to offer.
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Black Diamond Riding Ranch, LLC is a small trail riding facility located in Pennsylvania, nestled outside of Grampian, not far from the Bilgers Rocks area. Our horses are our heroes here, and they consist of several breeds, including Tennessee Walking Horse, Friesian, Arabian, Thoroughbred, Standardbreds, and Quarter Horses. Our riding season runs from May through early October, and we provide half hour trail rides for beginners and kids, and up to 2-hour rides to the Bilgers Rocks area for adults. We offer learning workshops for adults and kids, and activities include learning about horse safety, grooming, handling, saddling, and bridling. Our trail guides are experienced riders and are here to guide you on a gorgeous tour of the beautiful PA outdoors.
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The fundamental pillars of CCOYA's mission are to educate and mentor area youth on all facets of an outdoor lifestyle - from hunting and fishing to environmental education and awareness. To accomplish this, CCOYA regularly partners with both large and small businesses, local schools and libraries, as well as other local, state and national organizations. The Ron Andrews Family of Tunkhannock and Emporium, PA initiated the CCOYA endowment fund and organization as a means to support youth programs that foster understanding and enjoyment of the outdoors and the environment. We focus on youth ages 3 - 17. We believe the earlier we are able to spark interest in an outdoor lifestyle, the better the chances for us to positively impact growing and adult lives. We provide these opportunities through collaborative partnerships with schools, various community organizations, sportsmen's clubs, volunteers and other private and public sponsorship. We are a 501c3 non-profit and an approved EITC: PA Educational Improvement organization. The official name of our organization is Cameron County Outdoor Youth Activities (aka, CCOYA). We are headquartered in Emporium, PA - Land of the Endless Mountains. The CCOYA endowment is managed by The Community Foundation of the Endless Mountains of Montrose, PA.
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Helping you develop personally and professionally. Discover how marketing and communication services will grow your business, organization, and community. We are a community development business that develops people, professionals, businesses, and organizations through marketing and communication. We are dream focused. We focus on individual dreams and aspirations and what an individual wants to achieve in their here and now. Whether you are a small business trying to grow clientele, an individual seeking change, or a community looking to grow tourism, we will guide you. If we can’t help with a particular dream, we find others who can. Cross Life Ventures helps in Community Development, Business and Organization Development, Professional Personal and Youth Development.
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Clarion County, Pennsylvania is within a one-day truck drive of more than 153 million consumers who represent nearly half of the population of the United States. Halfway between New York City and Chicago on transcontinental Interstate 80 (with six interchanges, plus north-south I-79 immediately to the west), and with a local airport that can accommodate business jets, Clarion County gives businesses rapid and affordable access to materials, suppliers, and markets. For generations, Clarion County’s residents have made manufacturing facilities productive. They have operated farms and harvested the region’s abundant woodlands. Growing up in an atmosphere that expects, and respects hard work has established in the locals a work ethic that’s second to none. The thirteen counties that make up Clarion County’s labor shed are home to more than 429,000 of those hard-working individuals. But there’s so much more to Clarion County than convenience and hard work. We’re one of those rare places where people still greet each other on picturesque small-town streets and enjoy the beauty of natural surroundings during all four seasons. Local residents appreciate the area’s affordable housing, low-cost utilities, remarkably low taxes, and excellent public schools that provide an outstanding education. Add in the scenic 8,500-acre Cook Forest State Park and the breathtaking beauty of the Allegheny and Clarion Rivers, and it’s clear that Clarion County offers a delightful way of life to residents and visitors alike.
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When surveyor Charles Treziyulny laid out the town of Philipsburg for the firm of John Leigh Philips and Brothers of Manchester, England, he neglected to make a provision for a burial ground. Circa 1803-04, George and Rosalie Shultz's infant daughter Sally died from the croup. The Shultz's buried her on their partially cleared out lot in the shade of what is now known as the "Founders Oak" which began its life circa 1640. The Shultz's gave other settlers permission to bury their loved ones in their "hallowed ground." Seeing the need for a community burial ground, Mr. Philips traded the Shultz's their out lot for ground in Decatur Township, Clearfield Co. where they lived for the remainder of their lives. Mr. Shultz is often referred to as one of the "original twelve settlers" of 1797. However, there were probably at least twenty-five men, women and children in the group of original settlers. Members of this original group buried here are: George Shultz (1761-1844); Rosalie Barth Shultz (1770-1842); Sarah Densel Simier (died 1822); and Lovinia Simler Turner (died ca. 1818). When you walk through the burial ground and see large gaps between tombstones, this space isn't empty. It's filled with unmarked graves. In fact, there are well over 500 people buried there. Due to its overcrowded condition, an ordinance was passed in 1872 prohibiting further burials because "almost without exception each new burial unearths some poor unknown soul." After 1872, burials were allowed only by special permission, usually in the case of a spouse already being buried there. The last known burial was John Hudson in 1907. In 1819 or 1820, a subscription was made that stated: "We the subscribers wish to have a house built which will answer the double purpose of a school and place of worship to be free for moral regular preachers of the gospel of all denominations." Area residents donated their money, time and materials and the building was erected on the burial ground lot. By an agreement of all citizens, the Methodists, having a greater membership than any other denomination, and likewise the only one that was regularly supplied with preaching, were accorded occupancy of the building on the Sabbath at 11:00 a.m. The time for evening worship was "by early candlelight." Many of the present wall sconces are relics from the original "Meeting House." Prior to the 1834 public school laws, no one was forced to attend school and teaching was provided through "subscription schools". Each student had to pay tuition and supply all their own books, paper, pencils, pen, etc. Children were only taught the three "R' s": reading, writing and arithmetic. In 1841, another subscription was made for the purpose of "repairing and improving" the church. The subscription stated: "The proposed improvements are calculated to require an expenditure of three hundred dollars, the roof is to be new shingled and tin spouts added, the outside of the Church to be rough cast, the inside and ceiling to be lathed & plastered, the gallery and inside porch to be removed and a new porch with two windows to be constructed outside, on the West end an addition to be made to contain the pulpit, communion table and a vestry, the body of the Church to be pewed, the belfry to be repaired and a bell added". The "gallery and inside porch" would today be called a balcony and a vestibule. The rough cast plaster is where the church derived its name "The Old Mud Church." Similar to the first subscription, area residents donated their money, time and materials to the project. Hardman and Sophia Philips are believed to have significantly influenced the final design. Mr. Philips' employees we're engaged to do much of the work. When the renovations were finished in the fall of 1842, the cost greatly exceeded the original estimate of $300. Although numerous people failed to make their promised subscriptions, the Philps' were blamed for making changes which were "unnecessary and uncalled for". For instance, "the outside porch with two windows" turned into a crenellated bell tower with hand carved finials. Also, the shape of the windows was changed to an intricate gothic design. The quatrefoils at the top of the windows are said to have been carved with a penknife by Samuel Burris, one of Mr. Philips' employees. Since Mr. Philips absorbed the cost of the overrun, he attempted to claim the church as a Protestant Episcopal Church. Perhaps his motivation was because two of his children are interred in the burial ground. Many local residents strongly opposed Mr Philips' plan and desired the church to remain free to all denominations. A third subscription was made to hire an attorney to fight Mr. Philips. After a long and tedious lawsuit, Judge Woodward considered the proceedings entirely unwarranted and because the judgment would irregular to both the plaintiff and defendant, he laid the case aside. The present appearance of the Union Church, both interior and exterior, most accurately represent the work of 1841-42. There have been no structural changes and the original flooring, window glass, pews, bell and brass whale oil lamps remain. The pews were built by Christian Emigh at a cost of $60. The church bell came from the Philipsburg Screw Factory, one of the first screw factories in the United States. Through the years, the Union Church continued to shelter the services of the Episcopalians, Methodists, Presbyterians, Lutherans and worshippers of other denominations until the 1920s when the Free Methodists were the last to hold regular services there. In 1978, the Union Church was placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of interior, Washington, D.C.
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The Philipsburg Historical Foundation (PHF) is a museum and non-profit organization. The PHF was founded in 1956 by a group of concerned citizens intent on securing and preserving "irreplaceable treasures" connected with Philipsburg's history. The PHF's objectives are to educate the public about our rich history, to protect the structures and artifacts we have inherited from our forefathers, and to keep the memory of our rich past alive through the promotion of literature and events. The foundation welcomes the contributions of all people interested in the safekeeping of our cherished heritage.
The Simler House is estimated to have been built circa 1810 by Revolutionary War veteran John Henry Simler. The house features a typical tavern layout, with a kitchen and barroom downstairs, although there is no record of Simler having had a liquor license while he lived there. Accommodations for guests would have been on the second floor and attic. Simler sold the home in 1824 to Hardman Philips, youngest brother of town founder Henry Philips. Throughout the years, the house served at various times as a boarding house, a bakery, and a private residence. By 2000, the house had fallen into sad disrepair and was on the verge of being torn down when local philanthropist and Simler descendent Barabara Bezilla purchased the home to save it. In 2001, the house was restored in memory of Donald Simler by his wife. Ahead of the town’s 225th anniversary celebration in September 2022, Philipsburg Historical Foundation Curator Chris Watson spent several hundred hours researching and acquiring period furniture and accessories to make the Simler House a living history museum that gives people a better idea of what life was like when the Simlers lived there. Items of particular interest to modern visitors include a six-gallon bake kettle that would have served as the house’s oven; a bed warmer with perforations in a star-pattern that would have been filled with hot coals and used to heat up chilly beds before sleep; and a pipe box filled with clay pipes. The pioneers did not have the concept of germs that we do and would have shared the same pipes. Before the advent of box springs, feather or straw mattresses would have been supported by a grid of ropes strung around the bed frame, which can be seen on the beds. The Philipsburg Borough crew, under the direction of Borough Manager Joel Watson, built an authentic, two-hole log outhouse for the occasion out of salvaged trees and placed it on the Simler House property.
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Tackett's Country Cottage by the Lake & State Park is a country escape featuring 3 bedrooms, a living room, 2 large baths with linens and a fully equipped kitchen. Our cottage is your home away from home. We are only seconds from the lake at Prince Gallitzin State Park, the forested hills of the Allegheny Plateau cradle sprawling Glendale Lake. Vistas offer scenic views of the 1,635-acre lake with its 26 miles of shoreline, which is a favorite of anglers and boaters and a great place for hiking and other outdoor activities. The varied habitats of the park make it a home for many types of wildlife, and a rest stop in the spring and fall migrations. When you stay at Tackett's Country Cottage you have access to the entire space, upstairs and down. Smart TVs on both floors, dvd players with movies, comfortable living space. We have everything you need for a relaxing stay. Just come and enjoy.
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When visiting Prince Gallitzin State Park - Glendale Lake be sure to stop in to Tackett's Corner! Our plaza offers 24hr bait and tackle, 24hr Skill games,, metal art, Excise Distillery, Emery Nail Salon SO MUCH MORE!!! Be sure to stop in and see us when you are on your way to the Lake!
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Well House Candle Co provides soy wax candles, melts, and foaming hand soaps. All products are hand-mixed and poured in Clinton County, PA. The candles and melts are made with 100% soy wax and cotton wicks. The goal of all Well House Candle Co products is to cultivate a cozy, life-giving atmosphere within the home. Seasonal and year-round scents are available.
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Ridge & Valley Woodworking LLC specializes in live-edge and epoxy furnishings and decor. All pieces are handcrafted with care in Clinton County, PA. Keanan Kopas, owner, is passionate about creating unique pieces that fit client needs. Lumber is locally sourced and finished with high-quality materials. Please feel free to contact us with your ideas. We love to work with customers to bring their vision to life. Thanks for checking us out!
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The Clearfield County Historical Society organized November 17, 1955, is a non-profit organization manned totally by volunteers dedicates to the preservation of county history. The Clearfield County Historical Society is established for the expressed purpose of preserving the history, memories, artifacts and genealogy of Clearfield County and it's residents. A non-profit, volunteer society, whose members and leaders are dedicated to maintaining the facts, culture and records of county ancestors who provided the fundamental, economic and detailed structure effecting our presence within Pennsylvania. You are invited to be involved in the many facets and efforts necessary to carry out the missions of this Society and the memberships goals! We invite you to explore the origins and diversity of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania and its people. Here you can conduct research, browse our wealth of exhibits and publications, and join us in preserving and understanding our heritage as a diverse and dynamic people throughout the years. This growing Society, a completely volunteer organization, is dedicated to the preservation of the history and memories of Clearfield County. Our mission is maintaining and preserving records, elements, data and artifacts regarding Clearfield County's creation, origination, development and the memory of individuals responsible for its proliferation. You can become involved as a Society Member, a volunteer, a promoter, a researcher, a financial and /or volunteer supporter in keeping the history and lore of Clearfield County alive.
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The Downtown DuBois Inc. works to enhance and provide direct services to improve commerce and economic opportunities, promote cultural and community assets, encourage rehabilitation and beautification of properties, and improve the overall quality of life throughout Downtown DuBois Downtown DuBois Inc. (formerly Downtown DuBois Revitalization Group) was founded in 2007 as a non-profit organization with the mission of providing services aligning with the Pennsylvania Main Street Program, advocating for the needs of downtown DuBois, Clearfield County, PA, businesses, property owners, residents and visitors. From the beginning, the vision embraced by Downtown DuBois Inc. has been to facilitate the re-creation of downtown DuBois as a destination of choice. We, along with merchants, property owners, public officials, and concerned residents, embraced the restoration of downtown DuBois. Downtown DuBois Inc, as an organization, has striven to be a community-driven initiative that encourages revitalization by promoting local ownership, personal services and historic preservation. We’re a happy hub of activity here in Downtown DuBois! We’re historic, but not fussy. We’re eclectic and welcoming. We volunteer, we care about each other and our community and telling our story. Many of these stories revolve around our history, or our top rated volunteer firemen, or maybe our championship baseball fields. We talk about the arts, or our higher ed like Penn State DuBois and our Penn Highlands Regional Medical Center. Of course our favorite stories are about the downtown we’re reinventing. There is much more, but we’d like to share in person
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The Eagle Iron Works and its nearby workers’ village are a testament to the vision and determination of Irish immigrant Roland Curtin and to the vigor and perseverance of three subsequent generations of Curtins. It preserves the legacy of this distinguished family and is a monument to the toil and resolve of a cadre of indomitable workers and their families. In an era when the average lifespan of regional iron-making companies was 15 years, Eagle Iron Works was in operation for 112 years. It was the last surviving charcoal-fueled iron furnace in Pennsylvania. Step into life in a mid-1800’s iron-making village. Take a self-guided tour of the grounds any day dawn to dusk, or schedule your visit with a knowledgeable guide appearing in period dress. Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village is owned by the PA Historical and Museum Commission and operated by the Roland Curtin Foundation, a non-profit organization. Entry to the grounds and guided tours are by donation. Guided tours include: Federal-style Curtin Family Mansion (built 1830-1831) with period furnishings blast furnace and iron-making complex workers’ village personal carriage of Pennsylvania’s Civil War Governor, Andrew Gregg Curtin You'll leave with a lot of new knowledge. Learn about the iron-making process and why the geology of the area makes it possible. Delve into the Curtin Family history and life in a company town. Understand the central role of the arrival of the canal and the railroad in company business and community life. Hear about the Curtin connection to Gettysburg and the Civil War. Located in a beautiful, rural setting near Bald Eagle State Park, just three miles northeast of the Milesburg Exit (Exit 158) of Interstate-80, history buffs will find a hidden gem. Schedule your tour with us in advance, or just come by for a rest stop, a walk-around, or a picnic in the pavilion.
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The Coalport Area Coal Museum is located in the large hallway of the Coalport Community Building at 961 Forrest Street in "Historic Coalport" (Beccaria Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania) Founded in 1991 through the efforts of the Coalport Area Museum Commission and the Glendale Industrial Development Association, our Museum was funded initially by contributions from the community, donations from businesses, and small grants. Thanks to the Coalport Borough Council, the museum was given a 'home' in its expansive corridors of the community building—itself the former Coalport Elementary School built in 1937. All of the artifacts in the Museum were donated by families of former coal miners who wished to have their memories preserved following our motto: To Enrich our Future by Preserving the Past. Most of the items on display are from the early hand-loading days of mining bituminous coal--for which our region was primarily known. The town's name of "Coalport"," incorporated as a borough in 1883, most likely derived from the main industry that was quite ubiquitous in our central Pennsylvania region. Our records show there were over 400 coal mines at various times in our Glendale Valley region of central Pennsylvania--know for its quality-burning bituminous coal. Although there are currently no deep mines, there are a few coal strip mines still operating in our area. Spoil piles of local mines still dot the region, and, among other places, can even be seen directly behind the Coal Museum. Heading north on Forest Street, there's a large space where the former "Sunshine Mine" existed—as Coalport was one of the very few communities which had a large working mine and tipple practically in the town center! Coalport is one of the five municipalities making up the "Glendale Valley" region and is located three miles from Prince Gallitzin State Park and Glendale Lake. In April 2000, Coalport's downtown section had the honor of being named to the prestigious National Register of Historic Places—with 53 original buildings helping the town earn that distinction.
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Greater Clearfield Chamber of Commerce opened its doors in 1877, and its members have been providing great products and services ever since. What sets the Chamber apart from the rest is our ability to reach out and assist to customers’ needs, as well as our fantastic team of chamber members. It all began with a group of people who dreamt of starting something completely new. We had a great vision, a passion for change and all the right skills. Together, we established Greater Clearfield Chamber of Commerce, a company dedicated to finding cutting-edge solutions and providing great services. No matter how unique or challenging your request is, you can count on us to find the right solution for you. Browse through our chamber members services below, and get in touch with us today.
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Scott Kolesar of Spring Valley Maple produces his own syrup from a grove of sugar maples on his property in his “sugar shack.” Scott took 1st place in the Grade A - Amber Syrup in glass, 2nd place in Grade A - Dark Syrup in glass and 2nd place Grade A - Very Dark Syrup in glass at the 2023 Pennsylvania Farm Show with his maple syrup. The process starts with drilling a tap hole into a maple tree. A spout is inserted to direct the sap to either a bucket or into tubing that sends the sap to a large collection tank at the sugar house or a central collection area using a vacuum pump. From the storage tanks, the sap is often put through a reverse osmosis machine, which takes a percentage of the water from the sap before boiling. The evaporation process sends clouds of sweet maple scented steam billowing from the sugarhouse cupolas and steam stacks. An evaporator is where the boiling takes place. Stainless steel pans sit atop an arch, or firebox, where either oil or wood creates an intense fire. As the water in the sap evaporates, the sap thickens. When the thermometer in the pan reaches 219 degrees the syrup is ready to draw off. Even though it looks like the finished product it will still need to be filtered, adjusted for density and graded for flavor and color. Choose PURE MAPLE SYRUP, a natural sweetener and a smart food choice!
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Armistead Wood Design is owned and operated by Matt Armistead in Bellefonte, PA, and produces custom, heirloom-quality furniture and other wood creations. I have always had a thirst to create and build. My interest in woodworking began when I was in high school on annual trips to visit family in Georgia where I was exposed to tools that I normally did not have access to and would spend hours in the shop. With a Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training from the University of Delaware, and a Master's Degree in Kinesiology and Sports Medicine from Penn State University, I began my career as an athletic trainer. I worked with several athletic teams over my career, managing and rehabilitating their injuries. When downtime allowed (mainly winter and summer breaks) I would spend most of that time creating and building projects. As I have grown, learned, and created more, I decided that I would like to take my 'DIY' attitude of making items for our own home and share my craft with the world!
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Located on historic Route 6 in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, Highland Chocolates is a non-profit chocolate factory and retail store that provides vocational training and employment for adults with disabilities. Highland Chocolates is owned and operated by Partners In Progress, Inc. Partners In Progress “PIP” is a non-profit 501(c)(3) vocational agency and is located in Mansfield, Pennsylvania. Partners In Progress empowers people with disabilities to succeed. Let us be your source for irresistibly sweet snacks and premium chocolate gifts for all occasions. Stop in and browse our retail stores or look for our chocolates at a variety of specialty retail stores throughout the east coast as well as at locations throughout Tioga and Potter Counties.
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Mountain Graphics is a family owned and operated business with over 25 years experience in the screen printing industry. Since 1986 Mountain Graphics has been providing printed apparel to people who love the outdoors. Inspired by completing a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail, founder Mark Newruck (trail name Pizza Man!), combined his interest in graphic design with his passion for outdoor adventure. These two stepping stones were the foundation of what is now Mountain Graphics. Located in the mountainous region of Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon, Mountain Graphics loves the outdoors as much as you do. So whether you're a novice day hiker or a seasoned backpacker; or whether you just love cooking smores over a camp fire in the backyard, you'll find what you're looking for in our store. Kick back and enjoy your hike through our new online store.... See you out on the trail! Mark and The Gang at Mountain Graphics
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We were just minding our own business when the call came in from Pennsylvania. Communities that we cared about were crying out for good quality Radio. The Radio that they loved had slowly been replaced with programming and disc jockeys shot in from a satellite, the same songs over and over, and a lack of engaging local content. Listeners deserve more. We have the passion and the know how to make a difference. We started with a handful of stations; selected the music locally and reconnected with the community. We have a group of 25 hand-crafted radio brands across 67 signals and a team of creative people that are driven to make the type of local content that our communities crave. We connect with our listeners, on-air, on-site, and online. We are Seven Mountains Media. We make fine radio.
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A home that started out as a dream in 1858 has once again fulfilled the dream of a Curwensville native. Shelly Matlack Ferlemann had been dreaming for more than twenty years of owning the property and restoring it to its former glory. The hope for the building was to be a place that people from Curwensville and from all around could come inside and enjoy the splendor of the house. Irvin Manor is a special home that has so much history behind it and so much promise of wonderful memories ahead of it. It as the heartbreak of a love story that wasn't meant to be. It has the history of the famous Bucktails from the Civil War ear. It has the charm and ambiance of a bygone day. Come to Irvin Manor to spend the night or to attend an event. But we hope that you will get a chance to step back in time, relax and enjoy the house that has so many stories to tell.
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Frosty Hollow has been welcoming guests to Potter County for over 30 years! We are proud to offer a comfortable and relaxed location for guests to explore the many wonderful places to explore in our North Central PA region! We have 10 rooms available with ensuite bathrooms! We also have two large vacation rentals to fit your large group excursions!
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The North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission is a Pennsylvania nonprofit corporation and designated as a 501a (c)(3) organization under the Internal Revenue Code (IRS). North Central is identified as a premier regional development organization that delivers a wide range of economic, community, infrastructure, human services, and technology programs for Cameron, Clearfield, Elk, Jefferson, McKean, and Potter Counties. North Central is a multi-faceted regional resource that employs a talented and committed staff to navigate complex state and federal programs. These programs generate considerable benefit to the area’s community and economic development, human services, infrastructure and information technology. Our organization indeed has much to offer this great region.
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Designated in 1995 as one of twelve special Heritage Areas in Pennsylvania, the 200-mile Corridor in south-central part of the state is reminiscent of the early 1913 Lincoln Highway with quirky supersized structures, scenic two-lane roads, and layers of transportation history that preceded it ~ very retro! Our Mission is to inspire others to travel the 200-mile Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania, and learn how this one road changed America in 1913.
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PA Made Clothing & Arts Co, is a unique Elk County based shop offering a variety of apparel and merchandise, all created and inspired by PA, Elk County and the outdoors. We offer clothing for everyone, souvenirs, gifts, handmade items, stickers and more!
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Pike Power Wash is a residential and commercial soft wash and pressure washing service. They can power wash houses, roofs, decks, patios, driveways, siding, and more! Power washing your home protects your biggest investment and is a cost-effective way to make your home exterior look new. Ensure your property lasts longer and protect your financial investment for years to come contact Pike Power wash for a free estimate!
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Full Circle Ranch Equine Haven is a nonprofit Horse Rescue located in central Pennsylvania. In 2018 Full Circle Ranch started taking in rescues with the first being 3 pot belly pigs, not horses, but pigs AND they were pregnant! That's how this venture was started....2 months after later they brought 2 mules in from the kill pen and then it was full speed head from there! In over 2 years they have rescued over 40 horses, that were from the kill pen. This is their passion and their love and they could NOT do it without our volunteers and donations. Donations help pay for made for food, medications and supplies! If you would like to donate or sponsor one of our rescues, or volunteer please contact us! We would love to show you around the ranch, where you can meet the rescues and learn about their 'story. Be sure to 'Like' us on Facebook to stay up to date with all or out events and rescues!
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The Punxsutawney Area Community Foundation, Inc. develops, invests, and distributes resources to charitable not-for profits in the greater Punxsutawney area, nurturing organizations which positively impact the quality of life and the economic opportunities of the community and its members.
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Narrow Beam creates custom laser products Personalized by you Located in rural Pennsylvania, Narrow Beam was dreamed up on our front porch with the idea to provide personalized signs and gifts for our customers, family and friends. With care and attention to detail, we can customize any product with your personal design or let us design it for you. From our front porch to yours, we hope you enjoy shopping with us!
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We believe in lifelong learning and encourage continuous educational advancement for all. We are proud to be a leading open-enrollment, two-year college in northern Pennsylvania, offering quality education to those who may not otherwise have access to it throughout our nine-county region - Cameron, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Forest, McKean, Potter, Venango and Warren Counties. Our real-time learning model combines the classroom benefits of traditional brick-and-mortar institutions with the convenience of distance learning. Students meet at a central location in their home communities and receive instruction through leading-edge technology, providing the added benefit of “classmates” in different classrooms across the region. NPRC offers a variety of academic and workforce training opportunities specifically designed for the students and region we serve. No matter where you are on your educational or professional path, we’ll meet you there.
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FAST TRACK REPAIR offers same-day and next-day cell phone and computer repairs! Our technician's service all major brands of smartphones and tablets, including Apple, Google, LG, Motorola and Samsung. Do you need an iPhone battery replacement or Samsung screen repair? We have you covered. But it doesn’t stop there. Our technicians offer a wide range of repair options that extend far beyond phone screen repair and battery swaps. These additional services include repairs to charging ports, rear-facing cameras, speakers, cell and Wi-Fi antennae, scanners, jacks and even water damage. So, stop texting with a broken tablet or cracked iPhone screen. Let our experts provide you with the tablet, smartphone or iPhone repair you need to get you back up and running again.
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WBLF | FM 106.3 | AM 970 Classic Hits Owned by Schlesinger Communications. Schlesinger owns a total of 7 radio stations and 3 live streams servicing 13 counties in Central PA. Several of their radio stations are rated #1 in the market, according to Nielsen ratings! Contact them to request station profiles and coverage maps.
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QWIK ROCK 105.9 WQCK LION COUNTRY'S ROCK STATION Owned by Schlesinger Communications. Schlesinger owns a total of 7 radio stations and 3 live streams servicing 13 counties in Central PA. Several of their radio stations are rated #1 in the market, according to Nielsen ratings! Contact them to request station profiles and coverage maps.
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WBPZ | FM 96.9 | AM 1230 CLASSIC HITS Owned by Schlesinger Communications. Schlesinger owns a total of 7 radio stations and 3 live streams servicing 13 counties in Central PA. Several of their radio stations are rated #1 in the market, according to Nielsen ratings! Contact them to request station profiles and coverage maps.
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WSQV | FM 92.1 & WVSQ | FM 106.9 THE VALLEY'S BEST ROCK Owned by Schlesinger Communications. Schlesinger owns a total of 7 radio stations and 3 live streams servicing 13 counties in Central PA. Several of their radio stations are rated #1 in the market, according to Nielsen ratings! Contact them to request station profiles and coverage maps.
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Schlesinger Communications owns 7 radio stations and 3 live streams servicing 13 counties in Central PA. Several of our radio stations are rated #1 in the market, according to Nielsen ratings! Contact us to request station profiles and coverage maps.
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4M Beef & Hay is a family-run farm in Clearfield County PA. We raise homegrown beef cattle and strive to provide the best quality meat for our customers. Our herd is mostly a commercial beef herd, but we also have a select group of registered cattle that help introduce new genetics to our herd. Growth is our goal; growth of great meat, growth of excellent genetics, growth of the beef we have to offer, and future growth of our brand and company. We currently have our 4M Beef Shop where we are able to sell individual cuts of USDA prepackaged Beef! Need one steak , you go it! Or need 100lbs of ground beef , we got that too! Open Fridays 5pm to 8pm & Saturdays 9am to 3pm. Check out our Facebook – 4M Beef & Hay to stay up to date!
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RGS & AWS unite conservationists to improve wildlife habitat and forest health. Since 1961, RGS has promoted stewardship for our forests, our wildlife, and our future. Our vision is to create landscapes of diverse, functioning forest ecosystems that provide homes for wildlife and opportunities for people to experience them.
The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy protects and restores exceptional places to provide our region with clean waters and healthy forests, wildlife and natural areas for the benefit of present and future generations. The Conservancy creates green spaces and gardens, contributing to the vitality of our cities and towns, and preserves Fallingwater, a symbol of people living in harmony with nature.
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Contact us today for all your logging needs.
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North Central PA Pheasants Forever 630's members are truly passionate about creating, preserving and restoring habitat that benefits pheasants, quail and other upland wildlife. This unique model empowers local chapters with the responsibility to determine how 100 percent of their locally-raised conservation funds will be spent. Whether it's through improving habitat, informing the public about land management or educating future generations of hunting enthusiasts, conservation is the underlying principle in all we do at the grassroots level. Protect. Enhance. Hunt. Protect - our upland hunting heritage through outreach and education Enhance - our local habitat through projects that benefit not only pheasants but also grouse, woodcock, turkey, songbirds and pollinators Hunt - our chapter sponsors and provides dog handlers for youth, veterans, women or anyone who wants to learn how to hunt responsibly and respect our natural resources Join us today and make a positive impact.
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Today, Pennsylvania Hickory Syrup boldly displays hickory’s extraordinary adaptability in culinary, baking, topping, and beverage uses such as pouring over pancakes and waffles, glazing meats and fish, as a savory dipping sauce, for grilling, as a marinade, or even as an ice cream topping. Our main goal is to develop a distinctive Hickory syrup product and brand. Our infused, smoked hickory created waves in the culinary industry. You will not be disappointed, try Pennsylvania Hickory Syrup now. Pennsylvania Hickory Syrup does farm shows and markets, as well as, local charities throughout Pennsylvania. Each product is meticulously made by combining the best of nature with artisan workmanship and cutting-edge technology. Pennsylvania Hickory Syrup sells its goods both nationally and in its hometown Pennsylvania.
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We provide a visual and educational history of McKean County and the services necessary to further explore and understand our county's place in history. The Old Jail Museum, located in the former county jail, which was built in 1875-76, is a wonderful place to visit and discover the ever-evolving story of McKean County. Call the museum to request tours during times when the museum is not open.
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The Wilder Museum houses almost 4,000 artifacts that will intrigue any visitor: 1963 Mercedes Benz, Native American artifacts spanning 8,000 years, furnishings from the Irvine-Newbold Estate including a two-person vacuum, 1860s authentic covered wagon, antique toy collection, Henry Rouse's boots, Irvine Railroad Depot desk, World War II, one-handed clock invented in Warren by Spanish-American War hero Colonel Windsor, turn-of-the-century transportation and fashion, and the DeFrees antique gun collection. Offering more than 20 exhibits, visitors may explore on their own with a self-guided brochure. Please stop in the Wilder Museum's gift shop during your visit! The Wilder Museum of Warren County History is open Tuesday, Friday, & Saturday, 1-5PM, from mid-May to mid-October. Cost of admission is $5 per person or $1 per student. Members are admitted free of charge. The Wilder Museum is closed for holidays.
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It is the mission of the Warren County Historical Society to provide educational programming through the use of local historical artifacts, images, documents, and textiles. This programming will promote interest in the county's heritage. To this purpose the organization will preserve, interpret, and exhibit the material culture of all generations in Warren County, Pennsylvania, since the beginning. The educational resources of the organization will be made available to all individuals, businesses, municipalities, and organizations. This mission will be achieved through the preservation by acquisition and care of Warren County related artifacts, images, documents and textiles, to include a genealogical collection and a local history oriented library that will be available to members and the general public. This mission also requires involvement with the community organizations and individuals in order to support and communicate the importance of historic preservation and the historical integrity of Warren County, Pennsylvania. This mission is held in the highest regard by the Warren County Historical Society's board of directors, staff and volunteers.
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Knoxville Public Library & Historical Museum offers programs, resources, history, genealogy, and connections for fun & education in north-central Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Our Collection of local articles relates to the history of the town and area. We have many photos and materials relating to the Knoxville School and local businesses. "We have for exhibit the historic model railroad layout "Rails to History" which depicts Knoxville during the 1950s, with two working HO-scale model train lines, the New York Central and the W.A.G., the short line that followed the B&O, as they appeared at that time." Perhaps it would be good to state that the model is available for view by appointment, please contact the Library before traveling to be sure there is a staff person available to show it. Our Library is housed in a 1910 Queen Anne style former residence. A history museum, genealogical section and an extensive reference section emphasize the local area. What We Offer: We offer free access to Pennsylvania POWER Library. We offer internet access to all patrons with a signed document available at the Librarians desk. Parental permission is required for all under 18 years old. Our museum of local items is quite extensive. It contains many local history items. We maintain an extensive genealogy section. We offer large type books and also audiobooks for the visually impaired. We deliver books and other materials to anyone in the community who is housebound.
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We offer a large selection of hand-selected crystals and jewelry! Watch for our Facebook LIVE sales and shop our Etsy shop! We love our crystals and the positive energy they bring! All of our crystals are cleared, Reiki charged and ready to work for you! Please remember that the crystals are natural stone and will have "flaws" and "imperfections" that are just part of their natural character.
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The Beech Creek / Marsh Creek Watershed Heritage Museum is a small museum located in the former Beech Creek Elementary School. Our museum is dedicated to the heritage of a large area represented by the watershed of Beech Creek stream Marsh Creek stream and the areas around it including Liberty Township, Monument, Orviston and Beech Creek township. We are open by appointment and you can message the Facebook page to arrange a time and date. Join us on Facebook and follow our history.
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The James is an American kitchen and bar located in downtown Williamsport. Offering extraordinary food and beverages, a relaxing atmosphere, open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Planning a wedding, conference, or other social event? The James has the space, catering, and exceptional staff to suite your needs. Newly Renovated Outdoor Patio!
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Muncy Historical Society and Museum of History, a not-for-profit, all-volunteer organization founded in 1936, focuses on the preservation and conservation of the rich history and heritage of Muncy and surrounding communities – its people, businesses, education, arts, traditions, and folklore – by sponsoring educational programs and activities, through research and publication of our history, and interpretation of the museum’s collection for the community, including schools, colleges, community groups, and professional historians.
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Stay at Our Newly Renovated Hotel in Williamsport, PA Located downtown at the intersection of Route 15 and I-180, the hotel is within walking distance to local shopping, dining and entertainment. The newly renovated James Restaurant is located within a few steps of the hotel. Stretch your legs with a leisurely walk or run along the Susquehanna River, located next to the hotel. Centrally located, the Holiday Inn Express is an easy drive to Pennsylvania College of Technology, Lycoming College, UPMC, Geisinger, Halliburton, Shop Vac, government offices and the natural gas reserves of Marcellus Shale and the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline. Keep up with your workout routine in our fitness center and take a dip in the indoor pool. Our complimentary breakfast includes our signature cinnamon rolls for the perfect start to your day! Forty-five minutes from Williamsport is the Pa Grand Canyon offering some of the most reviewed, challenging and scenic trails in central Pennsylvania. If staying close to the hotel, don't forget to visit the World of Little League Museum.
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Downtown Williamsport's premier hotel and event venue. Williamsport Hotel in the Heart of Downtown Nestled between tree-lined streets and Victorian architecture is the Holiday Inn, Downtown Williamsport. Within walking distance to the downtown business district, shopping and entertainment. The hotel is located a short commute from Penn College of Technology and Lycoming College, Bucknell University and Lock Haven University. Our ample supply of two-bedded rooms makes our hotel ideal for teams and large groups. The hotel features an on-site full-service restaurant, The James, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Enjoy a beverage on our outdoor seasonal patio. Let us host your wedding reception in one of our beautifully appointed banquet rooms. Located near the Reach Road Industrial Park and a short distance from Chief Oil and Gas, Select Energy, Precision Drilling, Primus, Brodart, Danzer Veneer, UPMC Susquehanna,Advanced Drainage Systems and Kelloggs. The hotel is only a short walk away from the Susquehanna River Walk and Pine Creek Gorge, With 10,000 sq. ft. of custom meeting and banquet space, The Holiday Inn hotel in Williamsport is the ideal facility for your special event. Enjoy amenities such as our newly renovated fitness center and indoor pool, let you keep up with your workout routine. We also provide a complimentary shuttle service to the Williamsport Regional Airport.
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As a producer of corn-based ethanol and wet and dry distillers grains, Pennsylvania Grain Processing, LLC (PGP) strives to support agriculture by purchasing corn and providing feed to area livestock producers. PGP can process up to 40 million bushels of grain per year, producing 110 million gallons of ethanol, as well as wet and dry distillers grains with solubles (WDGS and DDGS) and corn oil. PGP works very closely with large agricultural landowners in the region, many of whom have large tracts of timber. We promote sustainability and the utilization of modern land management practices. Our goal is to protect valuable land resources so they can continue to provide long-term productivity with minimum negative effects on the environment.
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Holly's Crafty Cakes bakes amazing cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and more for ANY event! Her creativity and artistic touch are astounding! Holly has been baking since 2009 and has created so many delicious flavors, fillings, and toppings. She is licensed and ready to bring your ideas to life and make your next cake! Be sure to keep this talented cake designer & baker in mind, for all of your events.
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We are a mother-daughter team that has a passion to make each and every event a dream come true. We can help to plan any event from start to finish. We have several years of planning experience, planning various events. It is important for us to make your day perfect and stress-free without missing one single detail. In addition to our planning services, we offer decor rental, linen rental, and RAMP Certified bartender services for all of your event needs.
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Animal Graphics & Signs is a small Sign shop located in Curwensville PA. We specialize in Custom designed Signage and vehicle graphics.
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Curry Racing is a Semi Late Model team racing at local tracks on Friday and Saturday nights. Driver and Owner Dennis Curry began his racing career in 2000 when he raced in the Street Stock division for 8 years. Our main track will be Hummingbird Speedway in Reynoldsville, PA. Curry Racing plans on making additional races at Thunder Mountain Speedway & Marion Center Raceway. We are hoping for approximately 30 races in the 2022 season.
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Hidden in the woods surrounding the town of Brookville, Pennsylvania is a story about a man, his triumphs, his hardships, his obsessions, and his deeply felt religious convictions. Many local legends abound about the mysterious carved Bible rocks frequently encountered in the wooded hillsides around Brookville, Pennsylvania. But what is the real story behind the rocks and the man who created them over 100 years ago? The Scripture Rocks Heritage Park is a free public hiking area maintained and operated by the Jefferson County Historical Society. Here visitors can explore 4.5 acres of a forested hillside on improved trailways that lead to 67 sandstone boulders engraved by Douglas M. Stahlman between 1910 and 1913 as part of his personal religious calling. It is the location of Altar Rock converted into an open air chapel for group worship and later the location of his live-in cabin wherein he penned his journal. The park also contains a small prehistoric Native American campsite and was the location of some mid-19th century quarrying and exploratory test diggings for possible mine development. Interpretative Panels located throughout the park present many aspects of nature and local history. We invite you to make plans to hike, explore and learn about a fascinating bit of Jefferson County History.
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Real Taste Taqueria (taa·kr·ee·uh) combines authentic and exciting Mexican food with a warm modern atmosphere. Chef Bame Cater's ANY style food from Hamburg BBQ to Sushi. When you have a craving for delicious and different come see us! #RealTaste570
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Welcome to The Hatchet House! We are located in the heart of downtown Williamsport and we’re Lycoming County’s only Axe Throwing Destination! We welcome all ages—if you can safely throw a hatchet, you can participate! We are BYOB (Beer or Wine) and offer a variety of non-alcoholic drinks and food at our SNAXE Bar! We supply the hatchets and wood—come rel-axe and see what everyone is talking about! TEAM BUILDING Need to boost company morale & teamwork, or just want to be social? This is the perfect sport for you. Contact us for group reservations. BE ACTIVE BE ACTIVE Take a break from the gym—there’s no other workout like axe wielding! DE-STRESS Transfer your stress from self, to handle, to blade, to target. Repeat. FOCUS Hone your new favorite skill and build focus while aiming for the target. DON'T WAIT Try something new, it may become your favorite thing. You deserve it.
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Specializing in Handcrafted Pottery.
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Beautifully handcrafted, one of a kind, earrings and accessories. I use leather, faux, polymer clay, wire and bead materials to make a wide selection of accessories. From simple to make a statement.... boho, modern and chic, something for everyone!
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Riverside relaxation in downtown Williamsport We’re off I-180, in the heart of downtown Williamsport. The Susquehanna River Walk, and Lycoming College are just a mile away. Pennsylvania College of Technology and the World of Little League Museum are five minutes from our door. Enjoy daily free hot breakfast, WiFi, and our indoor pool and fitness center.
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The Super 322 Drive-in Theatre has been operating since May 26, 1950 in Woodland, PA. We are dedicated to keeping the drive-in alive for future generations Each show is a double feature beginning after sunset. Featured films are first-run, family-friendly, and very affordable. A full concession stand serves visitors with a variety of traditional drive-in fares. No matter what the weather, the show goes on!
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WE CRAFT LIVE EDGE FURNITURE, ARTWORK AND INTERIORS— Woodrich is a bespoke furniture design company. We specialize in crafting one-of-a-kind, live-edge pieces that are both functional and a piece of art. Our showroom and shop are all located in Williamsport Pennsylvania. We handcraft dining tables, desks, benches, and custom designs all forged from our locally sourced hardwoods. We harvest the trees we use and mill them at our shop. We finish each slab or piece of furniture in a way that maintains the wood’s true character. From start to finish all of our designs are crafted with the highest quality possible. Paired with an expert level of detail your piece of mother nature will make memories that will last you a lifetime.
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Angry Goat is a thrilling new addition to Dubois, Pennsylvania! The Angry Goat is a unique sports bar with entertainment, good food, and a great place to just hang out. We offer axe throwing, cornhole, virtual golf, and an unmatched atmosphere in the DuBois area. Come grab a drink, throw some axes, golf 18 holes, and beat your buddies in a corn hole tournament.
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We offer a unique farm stay experience, providing a private fully furnished upstairs apartment over an alpaca barn. In addition to our huacaya alpaca herd, you will encounter Willow (our horse boarder), dairy goats, chickens, ducks and a barn cat as well as wildlife sightings of deer, turkey, elk or black bear! West Creek Rails to Trails abuts the farm and on clear nights experience stargazing from the deck. Enjoy an off-the-grid stay while you explore the wonders of the Pennsylvania Wilds. No internet, TV or cell phone service - this is your time to decompress! Roosters don't always sleep at night! In addition to farm noises, some farm smells are to be expected. Winter guests remark how toasty warm they were during their stay. The apartment does not have air conditioning, but two large ceiling fans, a wind machine fan, and windows that open. If our schedules allow we enjoy showing you around the farm, walking an alpaca, visit our apple orchard, vegetable garden, beehives... Guests have raved over their star-watching experiences from the deck, comparable to their Dark Skies experience at Cherry Springs State Park. With advance, notice bicycles are available for rental @ $10/day for use on the adjacent West Creek Rails to Trails.
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Nestled along the Clarion River at the edge of the Allegheny National Forest is historic Ridgway, a quaint and friendly town with an illustrious past. Once the home of Gilded Age lumber barons, Ridgway boasts stunning Victorian architecture, a bustling downtown of shops and restaurants, and that warm and welcoming atmosphere you can only find in Northwestern Pennsylvania! Centrally located in the lush forests of the Pennsylvania Wilds, Ridgway is an outdoor lover’s paradise! The perfect base to explore The Allegheny National Forest, kayak the Clarion River or hike the Little Toby Rail Trail; Ridgway offers unlimited opportunities for walking, biking, fly fishing, and hiking spring through fall. In the winter, you can enjoy cross-country skiing, ice fishing, snowmobiling, or participate in one of our monthly festivals including the internationally acclaimed Mountain Fest, Ridgway Carvers Rendezvous., Tasting in the Wilds and Ridgway Firemen’s Celebration.
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Restless Oaks Family Style Restaurant opened in 1984 as a small family-owned restaurant and remains the same today. Originally it was a small diner, serving daily homemade soups, hand-pressed burgers, and a large selection of baked pies. Restless Oaks has been a labor of love, ever-expanding and aided by its community’s handy members. In 1986 the dining room was added with a huge fireplace. The masonry work was done by the Jacobs family from Castanea. Etchings created by hand are featured around the windows, and Craig Brady was commissioned for wood carvings all around the restaurant. The PA Room was added in 1991, providing a space for large family gatherings of up to 36 people. A visit to Restless Oaks has always been, and will always be, about family. After a hearty meal, patrons can visit the gift shop and find handcrafted goods made by local artisans and books written about beautiful Central Pennsylvania. Restless Oaks hopes to see you soon for a good meal and a good time!
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Besides your home, your vehicle is your biggest investment. Let Fastidious Detailing preserve and protect it. From a simple wash and wax, paint enhancement and correction, to a ceramic coating. We can do it all. Our name says it all – we ARE fastidious and do not take shortcuts. We take pride in our work and consistently over-deliver for our clients. We enjoy working on cars, motorcycles and pickups. We are an IGL approved Kenzo ceramic coating detailer! Give us a call, text or email to set up an appointment
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The Avenue Bed & Breakfast is stylish and comfortable, yet very distinctive from other B&Bs. Each room has a separate, private entrance to the outside. Our living space is separate from the B&B and guests have exclusive use of a sitting room and kitchen for work, relaxation, or entertaining. Enjoy the privacy of a boutique hotel with the benefits of a B&B. Let The Avenue Catering cater your next event! Our customizable menus feature homemade foods that are expertly prepared using only the freshest ingredients. We offer menu selections for every occasion. An outdoor company picnic, a corporate luncheon, a holiday party, a wedding reception or a private dinner party – we have a menu to fit the event.
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Piper Aviation Museum is a 501(C)3 Not-for-Profit organization dedicated to preserving the history of Piper Aircraft and General Aviation. Piper's J-3 Club, a single-engine, high-wing, two-seater, was the first inexpensive training aircraft produced in large numbers. Many former military examples were sold to civilian owners over the 1950-1995 period and seem certain to see many more years in recreational use.
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Through the generosity of Steve and Pamela Poorman, we recently acquired the historic church building next to the Heisey House Museum. Work is in progress to transform this space into climate controlled storage, display and collection space, and a meeting room that will be available to other non-profits in the community. The Poorman Gallery is available for rent with a maximum of 50 people.
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Much of Clinton County's History is tied to railroads. Local railroads carrying logs, coal, and passengers joined with larger systems, providing endless market potential. The former Lock Haven Station of the Beech Creek, Southern, and Clearfield Railroad, located in Castanea and constructed in 1883, is a fine example of Victorian architecture. Owned by the Clinton County Historical Society, it presently houses the Clinton Central Model Railroad Club and their layout of model trains and railroad memorabilia. Visit their website at www.ccmrr.org. Also on site are an informational kiosk, in the shape of a 1930s water tank, and a restored 1941 caboose and boxcar. Stay in our 1941 Vintage Restored Caboose. Conveniently located near Interstate 80! Spend the night in a caboose which sleeps 2 and is equipped with sink, toilet, shower, microwave, coffee, Keurig coffee maker, and linens. Caboose is nestled on the trailhead of the Bald Eagle Valley Trail. Learn about our local history via railroads while sleeping next to this historic train station! Bookings are available from May through October of each summer. To make reservations to say in the Caboose, visit www.airbnb.com
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Wine in the Wilds is a wine festival hosting wineries and vendors from across Pennsylvania! The festival began in 2015 at the Castanea Fairgrounds and has grown into the Clinton County Fairgrounds. Each year, Wine in The Wilds grows with more wineries, vendors, and exciting twists. We also offer door prizes, live music, and overnight RV rental. The event is made possible through the dedication of volunteers from the Clinton County Historical Society. This event is their largest fundraiser of the year. To learn more about the Society and how to get involved, visit their website at www.clintonpahistory.org
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The Clinton County Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation of artifacts important to Clinton County history, with programs of education and experiences. In 1921 a small group of concerned citizens, dedicated to preserving local history, founded the Clinton County Historical Society (CCHS). In the ensuing years, CCHS has grown tremendously with the continued goal of preserving the County’s treasures, sharing them with the public through free programs and special displays., community events, history camps, and programs for children. The main offices are in the Heisey House Museum, 362 East Water Street. We offer research facilities and resources on people, places, and things in our County’s history. Reasonable fees apply. The museum and grounds are available for rental for private meetings, parties, and events. Please call us for rates and availability
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The Broken Axe Brew House is Lock Haven's home for craft beer!! Local Beer, Local Food, 27+ Pennsylvanian craft Beers on tap rotating daily. Adult Only 21+ Venue. Eat Local We pledge that our food will be locally sourced from farmers, butchers, and bakeries around the central Pennsylvania area. With our partnership with local farms, we will help to contribute to the sustainability of our local farms while having the benefit of providing our customers with fresh ingredients and food. Drink Local Central Pennsylvania is exploding with a movement to brew local and drink local, and some of the best beers in America are being brewed right here in Pennsylvania. We are committed to bringing the largest selection of Pennsylvania beers in the area along with a selection of off-the-wall house brews from the mind of our mad scientist beer junkie and brewer Nick. Celebrate Local The Lock Haven and central Pennsylvania area have a rich history in lumber and the hard work and determination of its inhabitants have helped to build this community. We celebrate this rich history and honor seven generations of lumber within our extended family. With the permission of the Ross Library, we are able to give you a glimpse into the lives of the people who shaped this community through high-quality digital prints of original historical documents from their extensive photography archive. Celebrate this history with us. Once you walk into the Broken Axe Brew House you will notice its logging theme. This theme represents the town of Lock Havens rich logging history.
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LH JAMS JAZZ & ARTS Festival in Lock Haven PA! Enjoy 11 hours of live music, art, food, and craft vendors. This event happens every year in August and it gets bigger and better every year!
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The Station Gallery - The Clinton County Arts Council's mission is to promote, develop and support the arts in Clinton County. To carry out this mission, the council will: Facilitate greater public awareness of and participation in the arts Assist artists and arts' organization through funding and consulting Broaden the base of public and private support for the arts Serve as the primary resource for information about the arts Encourage communication and cooperation among arts' organizations Help Clinton County increase tourism through the promotion of art and architectural resources. Celebrate the Arts with them! Visit The Station Gallery's inspiring shows & events, browse & shop for original art and fine crafts - prints, jewelry & more!
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The Clinton County Visitors Bureau promotes all there is to see and do in Clinton County, PA. Part of the PA Wilds region, Clinton County is the place to be if you enjoy the outdoors. The Visitors Bureau offers trail maps for hiking, biking, ATV riding, snowmobiling and equestrian trails, as well as information on fishing and other recreational pursuits. The Visitors Bureau also provides information on local attractions and the many, many events that take place throughout the year. The front lobby of the building is open 24/7 so visitors can pick up brochures, maps and event information any time of the day or night. We also encourage people to contact us for help in planning a visit to the area.
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Warren County is located in northwestern Pennsylvania, nestled in the heart of the Allegheny National Forest, home to an outdoor recreation paradise with ample opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, boating, fishing, hunting, and relaxing. Visit the Warren County Visitors Bureau, located on Route 6 between Youngsville and Warren, to get all the information you need to optimize your visit. Whether it’s chasing waterfalls, paddling down river, or enjoying the view from one of our overlooks, we have it all. Check us out at www.wcvb.net and follow us on Facebook where there’s always something fun happening!
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Local Historia is a passion for local history, community, and preservation. We shine light upon the past, connect with the community in the present, and preserve local history for the future. In doing so we are committed to offering historical tours, experiences, and consulting services. Our mission is to connect you with local history through engaging content and walking tours. Local Historia LLC is owned by public historians Matt Maris and Dustin Elder.
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New Trail Brewing Company is a small craft brewery focused on the distribution of it's beer. We do this by manufacturing and packaging all of our beer in house. New Trail was founded to combine our passion for well-crafted beers with the beautiful scenery and lifestyle of Greater North Central Pennsylvania. Our Tasting Room is both family and dog-friendly. We offer both indoor and outdoor seating. You can find our beer, PA Wines, & PA inspired cocktails available all of the time. We offer a charcuterie basket as well as a Food Truck during all hours of operation. Real Taste: Gordita is the food truck is located permanently on our property, they offer a Mexican Centric menu that has rotating specials that are inspired from Mexican cuisine and other cultures. Please see our Social Media for any updates regarding service or temporary food truck changes and takeovers. Join us this week!
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Crystal City Ranch. Continuing family traditions with a non-traditional dream. Looking for that Perfect Tree during the holiday season? Want to make a tradition of picking out a Christmas tree a family tradition, Crystal City Ranch is the place to be! Every year they have a great selection of beautiful Frasier Firs and activities and fun for the entire family. During the off-season, they keep busy by tending to their bison herd and running their Sweet Dreams Snack Shack food truck.
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Art in the Wilds is a juried Fine Art and Fine Craft Show located in Kane in northern Pennsylvania. We bring together our region’s finest artists and artisans every year for a grand weekend in June. Happy customers come to appreciate the artwork and the beautiful park setting—it’s Art in the Wilds! Art in the Wilds is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization.
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Vort Media is a family-owned and operated video production company established in March of 2020. We focus on the educational and economic growth of our community through visual storytelling and strategic regional partnerships. Primarily working with businesses and nonprofit organizations, Vort Media implements your mission and vision by filming, photographing, and editing together relevant content for your ad campaigns, training sessions, and special projects. With over a decade of diverse video collaborative experience, including international productions, Vort Media offers production value that is often only found in metropolitan areas. Readily adapting to the needs of our customers, Vort Media has added a drone department with FAA certified Remote Pilot in Command, providing aerial photography and video services.
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Beyond Spots & Dots is a full-service advertising agency with a global reach dedicated to creating, planning, and handling advertising for our clients. Beyond Spots & Dots is an award winning advertising agency dedicated to creating, planning and managing advertising for businesses. We have big agency talent with small agency overhead and expenses. Our results-oriented agency model allows us to create advertising campaigns that are deemed successful through a positive ROI. We deliver bottom line sales results and know-how to remove any business from the clutter and create a greater share of voice to promote a product/service in a more cost-efficient way. We strive to work with clients who are passionate about what they do and who are interested in growing their business through a collaborative partnership. We believe in the power of advertising and take calculated risks to achieve breakthrough results. We believe that a strategic advertising plan can make a difference in your business.
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Hand Crafted, One-of-a-Kind wood products. Orginal Revolutions specializes in Hand Crafted, One-of-a-Kind wood products. All of their products made with the finest materials in order to bring the very best finished pieces to their customers. Handcrafted bowls, platters, tops, whistles, cutting boards, wine stands and cell phone stands. Most items will ship to you for free! Please visit the photo gallery on their website or contact them directly.
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Prismatic Rose is owned by Victoria Wisor. Victoria makes soaps, bath salts, soap dishes, mini candles, wax melts, lip gloss, mini lip gloss and more! All items are handmade with love in her home. She is located in DuBois, PA. but you can find her at local festivals, vendor shows and on Etsy. Her products make great gifts and while you are shopping for yourself, be sure to treat yourself, as well.
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Professional tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, chipper and bucket truck service. Fully insured, free estimates. Give us a call today! Our service areas are: Reynoldsville, Falls Creek, DuBois, Brockway, Brookville, Punxsutawney, Big Run, Sykesville, Penfield
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Rock Run Recreation is located in Pennsylvania in the areas of Northern Cambria and Southern Clearfield counties. Rock Run trails provide spectacular views from atop the Allegheny mountains. Rock Run now provides over 140 miles of trails that you can enjoy on whatever type of machine you like. First and foremost we're about having fun! Rock Run Recreation Area, its employees, and volunteers are excited that you and your families travel from all over the United States and choose to spend your weekends and holidays with us. Set in the rural parts of northern Cambria and southern Clearfield Counties, our trails provide spectacular views from atop the Allegheny Mountains. We consider ourselves a first-class recreation park, and hope you feel the same after you visit us.
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R.J. Swatsworth and Sons Logging and Lumber is family-owned and operated. From tree to trim, they are able to do the entire process; from the harvest to the finished product. Everything is done in-house, locally. Give them a call or message us on Facebook for all your logging and lumber needs. Be sure to check them out on Facebook to see the amazing work they do!
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Sweet Dreams Snack Shack food truck offers hand-dipped ice cream, sundaes, floats as well as ice cream Novelties. Cotton Candy, 3 varieties of pepperoni balls, coffee, hot chocolate, pop and water will also be on the menu. We are available for special events and festivals!
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The DuBois Area Historical Society is a regional historical society serving the area of the DuBois Area School District. Lumber, coal, and railroads were the foundation industries of our area. Our mission is to preserve the rich heritage of our foundation industries and educate new generations about our rich history.
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Philipsburg Revitalization Corporation is a 501(c)3 Main Street organization dedicated to making Philipsburg a better place to live, work and play. We throw awesome events that bring the community together and we are fixing up a derelict historic building to create a community arts center and incubator space.
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Our 12th year in business (2024), providing stand-out, artistic imagery and video for individuals and businesses. We are a husband and wife duo, providing a smaller availability window to keep our clientele smaller with better quality control. We are currently taking a hiatus from booking weddings for 2024 and 2025. We are also not taking phone calls at this time. Please email us or send a message on our social media, or send us a contact form through our website. Awards: 2021 Silver Photographer and 2022 Gold Photographer and Silver Videographer in the Best of Tri-County. And 2023 Best Photographer for the Reader’s Choice Award in The Progress News.
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Blue Moon Media & Marketing is a full marketing consulting company. We specialize in media buying, strategic planning, and executing effective marketing initiatives. Whether you are a one-person operation or a Fortune 1000 company, we can assist you in achieving your marketing goals. Whether you’re looking for a marketing plan or a simple advertising overview, look no further than Blue Moon Media & Marketing. Give us a call to discuss what you need to advance your business and gain new customers every day.
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In business since 1971, Kane Lawn and Garden is the go-to for customizable landscape and hardscape jobs including, but not limited to: Lawn and Landscape Design and Installation Landscape and Lawncare Maintenance (Commercial or Residential) Hardscape Design and Installation Vinyl and Chain-link Fence Installation Snow Plowing and Removal Excavation Services Anti-skid Application, and more. Call to schedule an appointment with our team of landscape architectural designers and horticulture experts to discuss bringing your project to life.
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"The Wilds Sonshine Factory (WSF) is a new PA Wilds destination that will be opening late spring 2023! WSF is a multifaceted facility located in Kane, PA that houses: a distillery with a tasting bar that serves WSF's unique distilled product, called Sonshine, that is the only distilled spirit to be made from sunflowers, let alone to be solely sourced from the PA Wilds; an Agricultural Education Center that portrays the importance of sustainability, conservation and natural resources; a retail gift shop that features only artisans and vendors from PA; as well as, an event center to host a variety of meetings, parties, themed events, festivals and much more!"
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Keystone Wood Products Association is dedicated to preserving the past, embracing the present, and securing the future of the wood products industry via education, workforce development and special events. The Keystone Wood Products Association (KWPA) strives to strengthen and expand the base of lumber and wood products manufacturers in the Central Pennsylvania region in order to maintain and enhance the industry’s competitive position in today’s global economy.
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Printing Plus + has been proudly serving the community and surrounding area since 1988. Our mission is to provide our customers with the highest quality products and services in a timely fashion at a competitive price. We will always be there with honest, expert advice and quick, friendly customer service. Our goal is to exceed your expectations. Your vision is our inspiration. Let’s transform your ideas into a visual reality. Let us combine our printing and marketing expertise with the service necessary to take your project from concept to completion.
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Founded in 1904, the Centre County Historical Society (CCHS) is the oldest and largest history organization in the county, serving as the official historical society of Centre County. It is a membership and volunteer-based educational non-profit organization that works collaboratively with local, regional, county and state organizations to preserve and promote the area’s historic, cultural, and natural resources through programs, exhibitions, archival and artifact collections, and publications. CCHS owns and manages the historic Centre Furnace Mansion and grounds and the Boogersburg One-room School in State College, PA.
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Larry's Barbeque is a locally owned, roaming barbeque food truck/concessions trailer, based in LaJose, Clearfield County. Larry's Barbeque specializes in onsite catering truck and drop-off catering. Our staple menu includes pulled pork and brisket smoked for hours in a handmade smoker with a super-secret spice rub. We can be found at local festivals and fairs but can also be contacted for private events and lunch appearances.
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The Susquehanna Greenway Partnership (SGP) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the vision of the Susquehanna Greenway in Pennsylvania. SGP brings together resources, garners experience at the state and local level, and guides partners and communities through the complex process of envisioning and implementing projects that grow the region’s network of parks, boat launches, trails, and conserved spaces. SGP envisions a Greenway that builds connections along the Susquehanna River, inspires people to engage with the outdoors, and transforms communities into places where people want to live, work, and explore.
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The Lutheran Home at Kane is a Continuum of Care Retirement Community (CCRC) with a 90-bed skilled nursing facility, a 33-bed personal care home and 6 independent living cottages. Our mission to meet our resident’s physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs with understanding, dignity and respect through quality services, specialized programs and a caring staff. Our vision is to be the nursing home provider of choice and employer of choice for the region.
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Best food truck around! Serving Nathan's Famous Feature Dogs, soft pretzels, nachos, fresh & flavored shaved ice, flavored coffees, county fair lemonade and assorted fresh ice cream bars! They are available to book for your event or party and their menu is flexible and may be customized for any event. Book them for your outing today!
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Centerline Golf offers golfers the convenience of a self-service ball dispenser that accepts cash, credit, and gift cards. They are open sun up to sun down, in season, to accommodate your busy schedule. Covered bays, open bays, and natural turf areas allow for ample practice space. Conveniently located off Rt 322 and is surrounded by beautiful wooded landscape.
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Photographer of ✨everything✨ out of Curwensville Pennsylvania. I have my own private ground for any session even elopements! Plus a brand new studio. I will travel anywhere, and tailor your experience to you. I want to help you capture those moments in life you can’t redo. Instead relive them through a photograph. The smiles; the tears, the joy and the sacred. I am there to capture those for eternity.
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The Kane Inn is a Historic Bed & Breakfast in the Heart of the Allegheny National Forest. Kane Manor Inn was built in 1896 and is a national historic mansion offering 14 tastefully decorated rooms-- a perfect location for a romantic weekend or outdoor getaway! Kane Manor Inn is one of northwest Pennsylvania's best-kept secrets. The newly expanded Knox to Kane Trail Rails to Trails runs a block from the Manor and soon will connect to the Kinzua State Park. The Inn sits at the edge of town and on top of the Allegheny Plateau. The view and the countryside are perfect for a country getaway. We offer a variety of amenities, including air conditioning, high-speed internet access and cable television in every room, to make your stay with us as comfortable and fun as possible. Coming in 2023, we hope to have bike and kayak rentals/tours. We are a non-smoking facility indoors, but have designated outdoor smoking areas. We have numerous areas for outdoor space, two outdoor fire tables and a fire pit ring. Breakfast Enjoy a complimentary hot and hearty breakfast 7-days a week. Tea and coffee are available 24h. Our 19th century parlor, enclosed front porch, and three-season room are open for guests to gather, sit, read and enjoy. Hiking, Snowmobile, Cross Country Ski and ATV Trail Access, Outdoor Space Kane PA is "Trail Central." The Inn property has access to numerous forest trails for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing. We are also just a few minutes walk from a brand new Rails to Trail system. We have numerous areas for outdoor space and two outdoor firetables. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed Whether this is your first visit, or you have been a guest many times, we want your experience to be excellent. Our staff is always available to help with any questions or concerns you may have. PA Bed & Breakfast Quality Inspected Kane Manor Inn is a proud member of the Pennsylvania Association of Bed and Breakfast Inns. painns.com
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WJAC is a PA based station and a NBC Television affiliate owned and operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group. Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. is one of the largest and most diversified television broadcasting companies in the country today. Sinclair owns and operates, programs or provides sales services to 163 television stations in 77 markets, after pending transactions. Community Involvement The owner and Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. continue to broaden its recruiting outreach by effectively establishing communication with recruiting resources in the broadcasting community, professional organizations, community-based organizations and outreach through our corporate and local station job opportunities websites. Examples of the efforts made by stations in this employment unit include an ongoing internship program with regional colleges and high schools. Our department managers attend job fairs at local and regional colleges in an effort to recruit candidates with an interest in a broadcast related field. We have also had numerous local schools come to our station for tours, and our news staff has gone directly to schools to speak to them about careers in Broadcasting.
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The WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA CONSERVANCY protects and restores exceptional places to provide our region with CLEAN WATERS and healthy forests, wildlife, and NATURAL AREAS for the benefit of present and future generations. The Conservancy creates GREEN SPACES AND GARDENS, contributing to the vitality of our cities and towns, and preserves FALLINGWATER, a symbol of people living in HARMONY WITH NATURE.
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Based in Coudersport, Pennsylvania, Three Rivers Forest Management is responsible for the management of nearly 160,000 acres of forest in north-central Pennsylvania and southern New York. It is a portfolio company of The Lyme Timber Company.
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The Lyme Timber Company LP is a private timberland investment manager that focuses on the acquisition and sustainable management of lands with unique conservation values. Since its founding in 1976, the Company has followed a disciplined and value-oriented approach to investing in forestland and rural real estate in the US and Canada.
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The Hygrade Inn is a charming boutique hotel that offers a unique experience for guests. Situated in a picturesque community of Emporium, the inn exudes a warm and welcoming atmosphere. One of the highlights of the Hygrade Inn is its boutique bakery and cafe. The bakery serves a delectable array of freshly baked goods, from artisan breads to a variety of pastries and cakes. The hotel and cafe offer a cozy and relaxed environment where guests can enjoy a cup of expertly brewed coffee or tea and indulge in a delicious snack, and just sit on the porch and watch the day go by. The Hygrade Inn provides a delightful retreat for those seeking comfort, good food, and a memorable stay. For more information visit http://www.hygradeinn.com
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Tucked away in a secluded section of Southwestern Pennsylvania are the communities of Smicksburg and Dayton. Though small in size, these towns have much to offer. Beautiful, country scenery, away from the hustle and bustle of city life, is just one of the attractions. Heritage Society has items from the past and items made by local crafters, also deals with the history of the Sres. Items from the past displays from Northern Indiana County, PA. With a small gift shop of locally made items.
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The Punxsutawney Groundhog Club Inner Circle is comprised of 15 members whose task it is to protect and perpetuate the legend of the great weather-predicting groundhog Punxsutawney Phil. The club was formed in the 1880’s, and as the legend of Punxsutawney Phil grew, so too did the ceremony that honors him every February 2nd at Gobblers Knob. The Inner Circle manages and hosts the festivities of Groundhog Day that culminate at 7:20 AM when they don their tuxedos and top hats to help bring Punxsutawney Phil from his stump so that he can tell the world if it will be an early spring, or if 6 more weeks of winter are ahead. Punxsutawney Phil’s prognostications have drawn the attention and praise of thousands of his faithful followers who now flock to Gobblers Knob each year from around the world. With so many of Phil’s fans now devoted to the celebration, the Inner Circle hosts additional events and gatherings throughout the week leading up to Groundhog Day, including the Groundhog Ball and the Groundhog Banquet. Phil and the club also travel throughout the world, visiting people who wish to meet Phil and find out more about his amazing popularity and regal stature. In the late summer, the club makes a Trek to Phil's Stump at Gobbler's Knob to feed him his “Elixir of Life”. The elixir is made from a secret recipe and provides Phil with the potion that has sustained his longevity and youthful good looks. While the Inner Circle acts as the keepers and protectors of Punxsutawney Phil, the Groundhog Club consists of many more wonderful members from around the world.
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Punxsutawney is situated in southern Jefferson County along the banks of Mahoning Creek and is the largest borough in the county. It is located at the intersection of U.S. 119 and State Route 36, and is approximately ninety (90) miles northeast of Pittsburgh. The town was incorporated in 1850 under a rich history of the coal and timber industries. The Borough operates under a 7 member Council form of government that governs a population of 5,962 residents as of the 2010 census in a 3.4 square mile area. As with a number of municipalities of its size, the Borough has a Mayor who acts as tiebreaker and oversees the Police Department. There are three (3) voting wards in the Borough along with three (3) volunteer fire companies under the Punxsutawney Fire Department.
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Helping you craft compelling brands, websites, and strategies to grow your business. Our goal is to work with teams that understand the value of giving back to the community and providing great quality services and products. We love working with nonprofits and businesses that provide positive impacts on society. We may not look rough around the edges, but we do have quite an edge. We are masters of our craft, and passionate about what we do. Our goal is to work with teams that understand the value of giving back to the community and providing great quality services and products. We love working with nonprofits and businesses that provide positive impacts on society. We truly love our clients, and forging long-lasting relationships is very important to us.
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Pennsylvania College of Technology, a special mission affiliate of Penn State, is the home of hands-on learning for in-demand careers. Across a diverse lineup of majors from master’s and bachelor’s to associate degrees and certificates, our tomorrow makers are training to transform their futures—and the industries they go on to lead. Whether it’s in nursing or welding, culinary or IT, students are building the skills and confidence to make a difference on day one. They’re also enjoying the full college experience thanks to on-campus leadership opportunities, a calendar of engaging events, 60+ student clubs and organizations, and NCAA Division III athletics. With so many pathways to explore, career-driven support, and a 96% graduate placement rate, the future is here.
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North Country Creations has been capturing the beauty of America’s wildlife in wood in a way that is both aesthetically pleasing and functional, since 1992. This functional art takes its shape in the form of such things as curio cabinets, bookcases, desks, mirrors, murals, beds, coffee and end tables, plaques, clocks, gun cabinets, and other types of furniture and accessories for every room. It is also captured on the stocks of rifles, shotguns and handguns, and even knives. The scenes depict wildlife in their natural settings, lending to their lifelike appearances. Kirby F. Neubert is a nationally acclaimed artist who has been working professionally in woodcarving since 1992. His fine eye for detail and his ability to capture the dynamic vitality of wildlife in his carvings set him apart as a true master of this craft.
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The JCHS was established in 1967 and incorporated in 1971 as a non-profit organization that the Jefferson County Commissioners have certified as the official historical society for the county. In 2001, the Society began the preservation of the Nathan Greene Edelblute Building and adapted it as the Jefferson County History Center, opening the building on the 200th anniversary of the founding of the county, March 26th, 2004. 2017 marked the 50th Anniversary of the Historical Society. Jefferson County History Center is a non-profit organization founded in 1967. Our mission is to present Jefferson County's history to county residents and visitors through our exhibits, educational programs, and publications.
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We offer Artisan Handcrafted Products. We are a husband and wife team located in Tionesta, PA. You can find all of our items for sale on Etsy.com
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The Greater Renovo Area Heritage Park is an organization focused on uniting, preserving, and promoting the history and culture of the Greater Renovo Area. Where are you from, we are often asked. I’m from Renovo we say with a smile. And then the conversation begins… Imagine…there is this place… it’s remote, …quiet… almost too quiet for some… just off Interstate 80 smack dab in the middle of Pennsylvania. The minute you take the off-ramp… you’re in it. All around you are mountains carpeted in green in the summer and a blazing array of color in the fall. You’re taken in by the coolness of the air feeding out of the hollows of the hills as you travel north along the Bucktail Scenic Byway following the West Branch of the Susquehanna River … a well worn path traveled by the Lenni-Lenape and Iroquois, pioneers seeking fortune, and families looking to carve out a home in the wilderness. Along the banks of the river are cuts and scars left from the great log drives of the late 1800s when millions of white pine, spruce, and hemlock logs flooded the river in the spring on the way to mills in Lock Haven and Williamsport. Criss-crossing the river is today’s descendant of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad that was once home to the Flier… a passenger train that ran twice a day between Buffalo and Philadelphia stopping at towns just long enough to pick up business people, travelers, and families excited about a shopping trip in the big city. You are minutes away from a small town called Renovo. It is the hub of activity for people living in the villages and small communities that are tucked into the valleys and on tops of the hills of Western Clinton County.
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The Galeton Rotary Club is a group of 20 dedicated individuals, committed to the Rotary motto of "service above self". The Club has been active in Galeton for over 70 years. Every year, the Club sponsors the Annual Woodsmen Show. Countless volunteer hours are required of the club members, their spouses, and their families. Many of our children have grown up spending the first full weekend in August up on "the Hill".
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Our mission is to preserve and interpret the history of Forest County for future generations. We do this by collecting and caring for artifacts and documents, exhibiting the collection at our History Center, and offering informative events for all ages. The Forest County Historical Society, founded in 1977, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization registered with the Pennsylvania Bureau of Charitable Organizations. It is the designated historical organization of Forest County, which collects, protects, and interprets the history and artifacts of Forest County, PA for today’s residents and visitors, as well as future generations. Our volunteers are happy to assist you with genealogy and other research. Use our Contact page or call the museum to make an appointment. The History Center offers a wide variety of exhibits, research and genealogy archives, and events to entertain and educate the public. We invite you to come to explore Forest County’s rich history, research your family tree, and enjoy our lectures, demonstrations, and other family-friendly events. We are open Tuesdays noon to 8:00 with the lecture series at 7:00, then Wednesday through Saturday noon to four. This is from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Fridays and Saturdays during September and October noon to four o’clock are the fall hours and then we close for the winter. The best way to contact us is through email. The best way to contact us is through email.
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Efficiency sets us apart. A year on-line, Emporium is already one of the most efficient hardwood sawmills in the world—sorting milling and drying to tolerances, consistencies, and yields that were not even possible five years ago. Production at the new Emporium mill is closing in on 40 million board feet – an increase of 50% over the former mill. Our hardwoods are sourced from Appalachian hardwood forests within a 100-mile radius of the mill. Two double-cut slant head-rigs and two-band re-saws will produce lumber to an edging and grading line, operated only by graduate NHLA graders. The sorting line has 37 automated bays to ensure a maximum range of sizes and grades before stacking and kiln drying.
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Relax and enjoy a great meal with your family and friends, while sitting on the largest covered deck located in the Heart of the PA Elk Country. The Saloon is a place where good times are had and memories are made. Kitchen Hours: Sunday, Monday and Thursday 12pm-8pm, Friday and Saturday 12pm-9pm. Fish, Wings, Chicken, Pizza, Burgers, Subs, Sandwiches, Salad, Soups and Daily Specials.
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The Curwensville Regional Development Corporations, CRDC, is a non-profit organization for the Curwensville Region dedicated to economic development and revitalization of the region. This achieved through donations, grants, initiatives, and projects for the Curwensville and Grampian boroughs as well as the surrounding townships of Pike, Penn, and Bloom.
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Cameron County is the commonwealth’s second smallest in both land area, at 398 square miles, and population. In 2010, according to the census, the population was 5,085. It was founded and formed on March 29, 1860, from parts of McKean, Elk, Clearfield, Clinton, and Potter counties. Emporium, the county seat, was incorporated into the county on October 13, 1864. Today, the county is the heart of the powdered metal industry. The county is the birthplace of the famous screen and TV star Tom Mix. Another favorite son is Rick Peltz, federal co-chair of the Appalachian Regional Commission. The flagstone surrounding the tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery was quarried here. The county was one of several to contribute sharpshooters and is the sight of the disembarkation of the famous Bucktail Brigade during the Civil War. An outdoor paradise, the county boasts opportunities for hunters, fishermen, and nature enthusiasts. It has a reputation for its natural beauty. It is a great escape for people living the hectic rush of city life, but residents here call it a “beautiful place to live.” It is located in the "Heart of the PA Wilds".
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Welcome to the Sawmill Center for the Arts, one of the premier destinations in the Cook Forest State Park. Thousands visit us each year for our live theater performances, unique festivals, and bountiful craft market, full of one-of-a-kind handcrafted items. Others come seeking to learn a new art form at one of our many classes, honoring traditional crafting methods. We invite you to explore all we have to offer. The Sawmill Center...where nature meets the arts.
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An 1873 Victorian Gothic House, located right next to the Bennett Branch Creek. Minutes from the “Top of the World” and the Fred Woods Trail.
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Look no further for information about Cameron County and the business opportunities that abound! Inside you will be surprised by the one of a kind gifts created by 70 artists! Storefront sells handmade items from more than 70 artisans. Visit and take home a piece of the PA Wilds.
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Driftwood was incorporated as the second and last borough in Cameron County (the other being Emporium, the county seat) on January 17, 1872. The tracks of the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad, however, had been laid through Driftwood in 1863. Around the time
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Megalithic sandstone formations, and forest recreational area located in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Camping, nature education programs and events available. Weddings, reunions and responsible outdoor groups welcomed with prior scheduling. Bilger's Rocks is a park/forest in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, USA, near the town of Grampian in Bloom Township. Bilger's Rocks is a massive, 300 million year old rock formation covering some 20 acres. The geological formations known as Bilger's Rocks is a breathtaking scenic wonder featuring caves, cliffs, passageways, climbing routes, and other unusual features estimated to be between 316-320 million years old. The formations tower up to 50 feet above ground level. The adjacent park includes a pavilion, playground, concession stand, picnic tables, camping and recreational areas, restrooms, and an open-air stage that are all open to the public. Currently, the concession stand serves visitors on most weekends and the park is open daily from dawn until dusk. Camping and electric are available for a nominal fee. Weddings, rock climbing groups and tours are welcome with advance notice requested by the Bilger's Rocks Association. The surrounding area is intricately laced with hills, mountains, and river valleys that generally follow the Appalachian mountain range in a northwest to southeast direction. The area of the park is located along the Allegheny section of the mountains, approximately 8 miles southwest of the highest point on Interstate 80 east of the Mississippi River. Formed in 1988 by a group of local citizens to both preserve and promote the area, the Association hosts events that feature a variety of entertainment and historical education activities including Walk in Penns Woods, festivals, nature studies, mushroom walks, guided tours, family reunions, weddings, and children's days.
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An 8-mile section of northern Pennsylvania's Knox & Kane Rail Trail opened in McKean County in 2018. The crushed- limestone pathway runs through a largely forested corridor between US Route 219 (Lantz Corners) and the Kinzua Bridge State Park. The park's signature feature is the 301-foot-high Kinzua Bridge Skywalk, which was the tallest railroad bridge in the world when it was built in 1882. This section of the Knox Kane Rail Trail is the only section that allows not only hikers & bikers, but equestrians and snowmobilers in the winter. The Mt Jewett to Kinzua Bridge Trail Club is a group of volunteers that help with the maintenance and improvements of the 8 miles of the corridor, directly connected to the Kinzua Bridge State Park. The rail trail offers many amenities along the trail, such as shelters with picnic tables, interpretive signage that illustrates the rich history of our area and spectacular scenery. The club helps to educate the public about the forests that surround the rail trail and holds many events throughout the year. The club's section of the Knox & Kane Rail Trail was designated by DCNR Pennsylvania's Trail of the Year 2023!
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Stroup’s Pure Maple Syrup is located at 958 Lindholm Road, Pennsylvania, near the Kinzua Bridge State Park and the village of Mt. Jewett. This delicious Pennsylvania maple syrup is produced on their farm, with an annual production of about 150-300 gallons. The maple syrup is collected from over 700 maple tree taps and the evaporating sap is done yearly in late February and during the month of March. You can purchase Stroup’s Pure Maple Syrup directly from their farm located along the Kinzua Bridge Scenic Byway as well as at Apple Castle in New Wilmington, Pa.
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Doolittle Station in DuBois is an eclectic mix of restaurants, museums, a brewery, and a bed and breakfast, all housed in historic train cars! And if that’s not enough, there’s also ice cream, mini golf, and dinosaurs! At first glance, Doolittle Station is primarily a collection of unique eateries and in fact, it did begin as a cafe and creamery. But nowadays, visitors will also find a bed and breakfast, an animatronic dinosaur museum, mini-golf, laser tag, a brewery, model train museum, and goats. Yes, goats. Most of the attractions at Doolittle Station are located inside renovated rail cars and the three with the most fascinating histories (Teddy Roosevelt’s campaign train and two cars from the Barnum & Bailey Circus) are part of the Bed and Breakfast. This Clearfield County destination is located less than 5 minutes from the Route 219 exit of Interstate 80, making it a great pitstop if you’re passing through the area and looking for a unique place to eat or relax.
A Legacy of Quality Forest Products and Exceptional Service Since 1921! Quality Appalachian Hardwoods Quality Hardwood Lumber Located in the heart of North Central Pennsylvania's renowned hardwood timberland, Patterson Lumber Co., Inc. is a fourth-generation, family-operated, high-production hardwood sawmill.
The community of North Clarion County School District will develop and maintain a positive educational environment designed to provide each student the opportunity to acquire the essential skills necessary for achieving academic, personal, and occupational success as a life-long learner
The Curwensville-Pike Historical Society was an idea by a 14-year old local youth, Formed in March of 1978 after the late William "Smokey" Osborn reached out to community leaders on the need for this type of organization. In the Fall of 1989, The Korb House was donated by E. Furman Korb a family member of the later Mildred Korb Houser. Our Mission We are proud to serve the residents within that area created by the Curwensville Area School District by preserving and maintaining the natural, civil, literary, commercial, economic, and ecclesiastical history that has shaped our community. By creating powerful engagement with history, we cultivate curiosity foster a more informed society so present and future generations can appreciate the heritage of our community. Thank You Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you.
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Established in 1986 to assist with Economic Development after the local economic downfall caused by the fall of the coal mining industry in the 1980’s. The NCCDC is host to the Northern Cambria County Regional Heritage Festival. A fun & exciting celebration of our Northern Cambria's local history, held in July.
The Borough of Montoursville is located in Lycoming County and is five miles east of the City of Williamsport . The Borough occupies about 4.2 square miles and has a population of 4,615 (2010 census). The Borough is bound on the north by Interstate I-180, on the west by the Loyalsock Creek, on the south by the Susquehanna River and the east by Fairfield Township . The Borough has twenty-eight (28) miles of paved streets and two-hundred (200) acres of municipal recreation areas. The Borough also owns the Montoursville Borough Water Works, with five wells and an artesian spring. We supply water to an estimated 2,100 residences, plus business and industrial customers.
Based in State College, ClearWater Conservancy is the foremost land trust and natural resource conservation organization in central Pennsylvania. Since 1980, ClearWater has worked to improve central Pennsylvania for all through land conservation, water resource protection, and environmental outreach to the community. The mission of ClearWater Conservancy is to conserve and restore the natural resources through land conservation, water resource stewardship and environmental outreach across central Pennsylvania.
We are a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting area residents in their pursuit of higher education. The Potter County Education Council acts as a liaison between individual needs and area educational resources. We honor the fact that our success will be measured by our ability to plan and coordinate programs based on the astute assessment of community needs. We carry out accredited courses, skills training, seminars and workshops, as well as, career and financial counseling. We work closely with Potter County businesses and industry to create a strong economic base for our communities by providing a skilled and qualified employee base.
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The Crosscutters are a member of the MLB Draft League. Home games are played at Journey Bank Ballpark at Historic Bowman Field. Built in 1926, it stands as one of the oldest ballparks operating in the United States. The Crosscutters have had over 110 players appear in the Major Leagues! The season consists of 80 games with 40 home games running from June until Labor Day. Ticket prices start at just $8.
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Cameron County’s Recreation Center provides the community with recreational opportunities, facilities, and equipment. The Game Room has an affordable once a year membership fee, available for ages 8-18. This environment creates an opportunity for a variety of recreational opportunities, while providing youth in the community a supervised place to congregate when out of school. The Game Room is one of 3 rooms the center currently has available which can be reserved for a minimal fee for private or public events (no charge to non-profit organizations). The center also stores tables and chairs which can be utilized at off-site locations. Cameron County Recreation works to create and promote many different forms of recreation within the community. camcorecreation.recdesk.com
A local conservation organization which was formed for the protection, maintenance, improvement, and wise use of the land, water, and other resources in Mckean County. They are a local source of natural resource and community conservation information. The District coordinates education events, implements conservation projects funded by various grants, and cooperates with many partners to ensure the responsible use of our natural resources. District staff are available to assist farmers, citizens, partner conservation and environmental organizations, and municipalities.
Arbor Pro's Tree Service is one of Central Pennsylvania's leading residential tree service's. Specializing in total tree removal, pruning, stump removal, and hazardous tree removal. They are fully insured and carry both workers compensation and general liability. They are a member of the International Society of Arborculture.
St. Marys Lumber is a division of Bingaman & Son Lumber, Inc. We are one of 3 PA sawmills owned by Bingaman. We are a "green" sawmill, meaning we control the operation from the harvest of the trees through the production of non kiln dried lumber products. Our products include veneer and sawlogs, grade lumber (green - undried), cant, pallet and railroad tie material, chips, sawdust, bark mulch and pulpwood. Our primary business need related to LHR would be positive promotion of the industry. Telling the story of our past in a positive way, and connecting that story with the present and future of our industry. Also, promotion of the environmentally friendly "green" status of hardwoods, both in the use of wood products for a wide array of purposes, and for the role we play in contributing to the beauty and sustainability of forests in PA.
Williamsport is best known as the home of Little League Baseball® and welcomes the world to our backyard each year for the annual Little League® World Series. Lycoming County offers activities including sporting and cultural events, museums and historical sites, great nightlife entertainment and, of course, shopping. So whether you're here for business, getting back to nature in our great outdoors or taking a step back in time to experience Lycoming County's rich past, you won't be disappointed.
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The Elk County Council on the Arts (ECCOTA) is a 501 (c) non-profit organization based in Elk County, Pennsylvania, a rural county located about two hours northeast of Pittsburgh. Founded in 1984 as a center for the development of all the arts in the Elk County area, ECCOTA provides a variety of opportunities to participate in the arts for the area’s residents. A wide selection of art classes and workshops for adults and children are offered. Additionally, ECCOTA brings a selection of cultural programming to the area including an annual children’s theater workshop; and programs by nationally and internationally renowned performers. ECCOTA also maintains a sales gallery featuring artwork by more than 40 local and regional artists. The Elk County Council on the Arts is dedicated to promoting the cultural enrichment of the residents of Elk County and the surrounding region by expanding the opportunity for public participation in the arts. The Council’s goal is to enhance the lives of county residents and the various local arts by offering experiences in the arts, providing educational opportunities and advice, and by supporting performers, musicians, artists, artisans and writers.
Richly detailed and extensively researched, From The Forest To The Battlefield, presents the birth to death biographies of forty former Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees who became Medal of Honor recipients in World War II. Embedded in each chapter is military and CCC history that brings alive the incredible life stories of these American heroes. As CCC enrollees they improved the landscape of the nation while serving in sixty-two CCC camps in twenty-seven states. In World War II these brave men fought in both Europe and the Pacific for the freedom of all Americans.This book is a salute to America’s finest!
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Straub Brewery is humbled and proud to be designated as an American Legacy Brewery™ because it celebrates over 150 years of fierce independence in brewing! It signifies that Straub has produced quality American Lagers and craft offerings for more than five generations and represents the passion and dedication of a single family, who successfully managed, expanded and often protected a way of life that the Brewery represented. Ours is a history shared by only three other surviving legacy breweries in this country. Today, a new generation of Peter's descendants carry-on his brewing traditions, maintaining the quality and relevance of our products and sustaining the heritage of Peter Straub. As always, guests can enjoy two complimentary beers at the iconic Eternal Tap™ and take a free tour.
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The stars live in Potter-Tioga Pennsylvania! The darkest skies east of the Mississippi at Cherry Springs State Park allow you to view the night sky unlike anywhere else in the Eastern US. Another not-to-be-missed, attraction, the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon, offers abundant opportunities to safely recreate in Leonard Harrison State Park and Colton Point State Park. Bicyclists from all around the world enjoy the Pine Creek Rail Trail, a 62-mile long biking trail that travels through the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. Other stars include Pine Creek and Kettle Creek for amazing fishing. And don't forget our federal parks with their large lakes for water sports and recreation. We have a park or experience to fit your needs. Our many attractions include a horse-drawn covered wagon ride, a scenic train excursion, an ice mine, PA's Lumber Museum, great festivals and so much more. Maple producers, a fish farm, apiaries, antique and unique shops are waiting for your exploration. We look forward to your visit!
THE LOCAL FOX AND ABC TELEVISION STATIONS SERVING 22 COUNTIES THROUGHOUT CENTRAL AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Lock Haven is the county seat of Clinton County located in north-central Pennsylvania. The City lies between the banks of the West Branch of the Susquehanna River and the Bald Eagle Creek. The City of Lock Haven is the largest municipality in Clinton County, encompassing 2.3 square miles with a population of 10,025
The Sustainable Forestry Initiative® (SFI®) Program is a fully-independent forest certification program. The work of the SFI Program starts with a standard but the SFI Program is much more – it is a community that stands for the future of forests. At the heart of the SFI community are SFI Implementation Committees (SICs). There are 34 SICs across the United States and Canada, with close to 1,000 volunteers. Our active presence on the ground is resulting in significant contributions to individual communities through activities such as training loggers and other resource professionals and sponsoring outreach to landowners on responsible forest management
The goal of the Winkler Gallery and Art Education Center is to stimulate the arts in the City of DuBois, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area. The purpose of the gallery is to foster the growth of the visual arts by acting as a presenter of quality artists from around the region and act as a catalyst for arts education. The cooperative encourages community involvement in the arts and serves as a local resource for arts information.
Bearded Brewing is a joint venture between Josh & Lindsey Zucal of the Aroma Cafe and Ryan & Brandi Magaro of Rich Valley Apiary. We roast green coffee beans from around the world including Colombian Narino, a Sumatran variety called Mandheling Kivu from Rwanda, And Yirgacheffe from Ethopia.
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Explore the exciting history of the Bradford Oilfield. The museum offers informative displays, oilfield engines that actually run and colorful stories relating to oilfield history. Visit our uniquely stocked gift shop with souvenirs and oilfield memorabilia. Historical and educational movies are shown daily in the Doghouse Theater.
THE GREATER DUBOIS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS AN ACTION-ORIENTED BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED TO PROMOTE A FAVORABLE BUSINESS CLIMATE FOR OUR MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY, AND TO PROVIDE LEADERSHIP FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE ECONOMY AND QUALITY OF LIFE. BUSINESS HELPING BUSINESS TOURISM FINANCIAL LENDING/ ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIPS
The mission of CCCTC is to provide quality career-technical education programs and services that prepare youth and adults for success in the workplace, postsecondary, and community, now and in the future. Approximately 400 secondary students are served annually in fifteen various technology programs; and over 900 adults enroll annually in over 40 daytime and evening adult courses and programs. The Joint Operating Committee, consisting of one member from each of the 6 sending school, is the governing body of the Center.
Locally owned and operated, innovative multi-concept food service business.We strive to offer our guests consistent high-quality products and services at fair value. We are committed to the community and believe we can achieve our goals through managing our restaurant, bakery and catering business with carefully selected, qualified and trained personnel. Continued development of staff, facility and menus are critical to our long-term success. We believe that it is of the utmost importance to treat each person, whether guest, Team Member or vendor with honesty, courtesy and respect. Our customer is always number one (#1) and we will stop at nothing to ensure 100% guest satisfaction.
The products we make use beeswax and honey collected from our very own apiary. Everything you see that has our label is handmade by us, Ryan and Brandi Magaro. We started beekeeping 6 years ago and have been using bees to educate kids and adults alike for the past 4 years. In 2015 we tried our hands at some homemade products for Christmas and were so happy with feedback that we decided to make a go of it as a small side business. We love all things local and were thrilled to have business, in our very small community (PA WILDS!) wanting to carry our product. Now, we are so excited to have the chance to bring our small batch, family tested and designed products to your doorstep!
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Whether your passion is navigating the water by boat, kayak or canoe, Clearfield County is a world-class water activities destination. Start Irvin Park or Civic Center in Curwensville. Easy stretch that mostly follows Rails to Trails. Watch for booms from the logging era. Stop midway at Bee Kind Winery which also carries specialty cheeses, dips, and pottery. You'll know them by the beautifully manicured lawns and brightly colored Adirondak seating. Exit Lower Witmer Park.
Official destination marketing organization (DMO) for Cambria County. Markets Cambria County and Johnstown as a destination for visitors through advertising, web,, ppublic relations, print, social media, and events. Target segments include leisure travelers, sports travel, group travel, meetings/conferences, etc. Hosts annual Thunder in the Valley Motorcycle Rally and PolkaFest. Major attractions include Johnstown Inclined Plane (World's Steepest!), Rock Run Recreation, Prince Gallitzin State Park, Stonycreek River & Whitewater Park, Johnstown Flood Musem & Johnstown Flood National Memorial, Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site, Ghost Town Trail, Cambria County War Memorial Arena, plus numerous special events and festivals.
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The Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau (ANFVB) is the official Destination Marketing Organization for McKean County, Pennsylvania. We are a not-for-profit corporation with a mission to promote travel & tourism into McKean County. Our mission is to increase the number of visitors, their length of stay, and the per dollar amount they spend daily. We promote and assist in tourism product development, and we strive to keep all of our visitors happy! The ANF Visitors Bureau Welcome Center is open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm daily in Bradford, and the Kinzua Bridge Visitors Center is open from 8 am to 6 pm daily, at the Kinzua Bridge State Park-with seasonal hours after Labor Day. We are unique in many ways, including Forest Press, which is a division of our bureau which produces award winning books and DVD's about the region. New attractions opened within McKean County include the Kinzua Sky Walk-one of the top 10 most scenic skywalks in the world," the Marilyn Horne Museum, Serenity Glass Park in Port Allegany. The Knox & Kane Rail trail from the Kinzua Bridge State Park to Lantz Corners was named the 2023 Pennsylvania Trail of the Year. McKean County is marketed as "Trail Central" and our long term vision is to have all of the trails within McKean County to connect to the Kinzua Bridge State Park, our local communities, and the trail systems within the Allegheny National Forest and the Allegany State Park. In regards to the LHR, we hope you will continue to offer mini-grants, and work to enhance the timber industry by finding wood artisans who can utilize our raw products to create fine furniture and wood accents which can be marketed both here and nationally.
Pennsylvania Great Outdoors Visitors Bureau promotes tourism in a 5-county region including Clarion, Jefferson, Elk, Forest, and Cameron counties. Two federally designated National Wild & Scenic Recreation Rivers, the Allegheny and the Clarion provide countless opportunities for outdoor adventure. We are home to Pennsylvania’s Wild Elk Country and the beautiful Elk Country Visitor Center in Benezette. Cook Forest State Park was called “America’s Best Old-Growth Forest” by Men’s Journal because of stands of ancient giant trees. Clarion’s Autumn Leaf Festival is a huge nine-day event that was honored PA Wilds “ 2017 Event of the Year”. The Redbank Valley Trail was DCNR’s first ever Pennsylvania Trail of the Year. The Allegheny National Forest has over a half-million acres of public land and is only place to synchronized fireflies in the state. Plan your escape today the PA Great Outdoors.
Starr Hill Vineyard and Winery is the first Winery in the Nation to be located inside the largest retailer in the U.S , Walmart. Visit our unique stores inside Dubois, Clearfield, Butler and Altoona Pennsylvania’s Supercenters. Visit our Winery in Curwensville and tour our completed expansion of the tasting room and production facilities. When visiting the winery schedule our tour of Starr Hill’s wine making process. We are also able to ship wine within Pennsylvania to your residence or to your place of business.
The Elk County Planning Department is an branch of county government that is charged with overseeing land use and development on behalf of local municipalities that have no Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (SALDO). Our staff works closely with the Elk County Board of Commissioners and The Elk County Planning Commission to ensure our duties, according to the Municipal Planning Code (MPC), are fulfilled. The Planning Department is in charge of administering the Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG). We also administer several housing programs including accessibility modifications and home rehab. County planning department staff work closely with local municipalities to assist them whenever possible. Grant writing and plan development are two of our specialties.
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The Pennsylvania Lumber Museum serves its diverse community by actively working to preserve and share the history of Pennsylvania’s forests, inspiring our audience to become better stewards of Pennsylvania’s forest resources and heritage. Visitors are encouraged to explore the museum’s working historic saw mill, recreated lumber camp, exhibits, public programs and collections to discover the relevance of history in their lives. The Pennsylvania Lumber Museum is administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission and is actively supported by the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum Associates which is a non-profit community-based organization.
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The Pennsylvania Lumber Museum serves its diverse community by actively working to preserve and share the history of Pennsylvania’s forests, inspiring our audience to become better stewards of Pennsylvania’s forest resources and heritage. Visitors are encouraged to explore the museum’s working historic saw mill, recreated lumber camp, exhibits, public programs and collections to discover the relevance of history in their lives. The Pennsylvania Lumber Museum is administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission and is actively supported by the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum Associates which is a non-profit community-based organization.
Liberty Mountain is one of the largest wholesale distributors of technical outdoor products and climbing gear in the U.S. In other words, Liberty Mountain is the one-stop-shop with everything for the outdoors for your outdoor gear store. Instead of contacting, ordering, and managing numerous accounts with various manufacturers to fulfill the store's inventory list, you can simply place your orders--via phone, email, app and/or website--with Liberty Mountain to get shipments that consist of countless brands and products.
The Strawberry Tree is a tea room and gift shop in a 19th century Victorian home. A homemade food menu highlights a casual dining room. Eight rooms of gifts and décor add shopping to the dining room experience.
Our vision is to become a preferred vendor-supplier of skilled craft construction workforce solutions to whole industries, individual construction end users, contractors, and to communities in which we operate.
McKean County is situated in North Central Pennsylvania along the New York border, and is home to approximately 41,500 residents. McKean County is home to American Refining Group, Case Cutlery, the world famous Zippo lighter, the University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Ardaugh Glass Manufacturing, the Eldred WWII Museum, and Wooly Willy. The lumber industry along with oil production has played a pivotal in the early development of the county, and still to this day, are some of the leading industries for McKean County
An annual festival that attracts nearly 25,000 to the community. Vendors, Crowning of the Queen and a 2 hour parade are just a few of the attractions at this annual event held each year in October.
Family owned distillery. Locally grown grains, pure mountain spring water. Featuring Vodka, Rum, Gin, and Whiskey.
Family owned business located along scenic route 219. Established in 1993. Tastings, Tours, Events and Much more... Three generations of the Williams' family and the best staff in Pennsylvania welcome you to sample our 'country gourmet' style. Whatever your taste, we've got something you are sure to love. Come check us out at one of our three locations and see what all the buzz is about!
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Flickerwood Wine Cellars, known as the Wine that Rocks, opened on Memorial Day Weekend 2000 with 3 employees and 4 varieties of wine. Now after 15 years we have about 15 employees, 2 additional locations, and 30 varieties of wine. Our philosophy about wine is that it is just that, wine. For centuries it has been enjoyed by peasants and farmers to emperors and kings/queens. Our wine is made with extremely high standards and we want you to stop in one of our locations and sample it. We will find a wine that meets your needs and likes.
He was overweight, he had lost his job, and he was in need of a serious life change. That’s when he decided to do something just about impossible: hiking the Appalachian Trail. But that wasn’t enough of a kick in the butt for Lloyd—he also gave up beer. As the ultimate motivation to meet his goal, he promised to swear off the hoppy goodness until he reached Mount Katahdin, and the finish line, in Maine. After months of preparation, Lloyd set off to Georgia to start his two thousand-mile trek. He couldn’t have known on that March night that six months later he would finish his journey a changed man, while making interesting friends, experiencing breathtaking vistas, penning trail ballads on his homemade ukulele, and surviving brown recluse spider bites along the way. An adventure story, inspirational tale, and guide to roughing it in the backcountry, Hiking to Beer is a funny and poignant read for outdoor aficionados, aspiring hikers, and everyone in-between.
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Lisa's Sew Crafty is your one stop yarn and fabric store but we are so much MORE than a fabric store. We carry yarn, fabric, sewing supplies, quilt supplies, crafts, handcrafted jewelry, pottery, stained glass, home decor, and much more! Lisa's Sew Crafty also offers classes in Knitting, Crochet, Painting, and Much more! If you are looking for the perfect gift for that special someone, we have it! We are Open Wednesday and Thursday from 10 to 9, Friday 10 to 5 and Saturday from 10 till 2. Other hours by appointment. Find us on Facebook!
