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Exploring the Devil’s Den in Elk County

Located deep within State Game Lands 44 in Elk County, the Devil’s Den is a massive sandstone rock formation stretching approximately 400 yards across a forested mountainside. Featuring towering cliffs, enormous overhangs, narrow passages, and scenic overlooks, this geological attraction is one of the most impressive rock formations I’ve...

Elk County, PA · 3d
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This Pennsylvania Family-Owned Meat Market Has A Massive 60-Foot Counter Filled With Fresh Cuts

Blueberry Maple sausage. Philly Cheesesteak sausage. Reuben sausage, too, all made in-house by a family that has been cutting meat since 1927. That lineup alone made me stop scrolling. Then I learned the salami and sopressata dry behind a big picture window where shoppers can watch them cure. This butcher...

West Middlesex, PA · 13d
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Pennsylvania Restaurant Chain Once Had More Than 30 Locations, but Only Two Are Still Standing

Once a familiar name across Pennsylvania, a family restaurant chain that operated more than 30 locations has dwindled to just two survivors. One still welcomes customers every morning at 7, serving the comfort food that generations of families remember. The chain began in 1967 and became known for hearty breakfasts,...

Franklin, PA · 3d
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The Hidden Pennsylvania Botanical Garden That Feels Like Stepping Into A Living Wonderland

Oakdale, Pennsylvania has been quietly sitting on one of the most breathtaking secrets in the entire state, and the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is that secret. Most people have no idea this place exists, and honestly, that makes visiting it feel like finding a twenty-dollar bill in a coat you forgot about, except better, and significantly more fragrant.

Oakdale, PA · 1d
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Ask Around Western Pennsylvania And Locals Point You To These 8 Fish Fry Halls

In Western Pennsylvania, Friday during Lent means one thing for a lot of families: a trip to the fire hall or church basement for fried fish. These dinners are run by volunteers, priced for real neighborhoods, and packed with people who have been coming for years. The best ones rarely...

Western Pennsylvania, PA · 1d

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7 Reasons Western Pennsylvanians Still Love Eat’n Park

For a lot of Western Pennsylvanians, the holidays officially start when the Eat’n Park Christmas Star ad comes on. It’s been around since 1982, and it’s one of many reasons the restaurant feels like part of the family. Here are the reasons Western Pennsylvanians still love Eat’n...

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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Midnight Oil Games & Hobbies to hold grand opening

Midnight Oil Games & Hobbies, co-owned by Nick Wig, Jimmy Gionti and Ben Hutcheson, which began with monthly game events at the Parkside, now has its own storefront at 112 S. Washington St. in Titusville. The grand opening is this Saturday, Nov. 7, part of a three-day opening weekend that...

Titusville, PA · 2d

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Lions and line dancing | Happy Valley Live’s Country Night welcomes all

State College got its own taste of southern charm at Happy Valley Live Thursday at 6 p.m. Happy Valley Live, a Penn State-themed restaurant and music venue, hosts its very own Country Night, where customers can enjoy country music, line dancing and a mechanical bull. Inside the venue, the bottom...

State College, PA · 2d

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Altoona pizza shop shuts down after only 3 months open

ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) — A new Altoona pizza shop announced it’s already shutting down after just over three months in business. Noble Roman’s had its grand opening in downtown Altoona in the Center City Market July 27. Now, according to the shop owners, they will be closing permanently Monday, Nov. 9. The owners announced the […]

Altoona, PA · 4h

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Thirty Flavors And A Dairy Barn Make Penn State’s Berkey Creamery A State College Ritual

Some campus traditions involve cheering in a packed stadium. Others involve standing in a long line for a cone so big it needs its own plan. In State College, Pennsylvania, the second kind of tradition has been going strong since the 1800s, and it draws students, alumni, families, and road trippers alike. There is one size, one flavor per order, and a waiting line that somehow moves faster than you expect.

State College, PA · 21h

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The Pennsylvania Mystery That Still Has No Clear Answer

Next time you go hiking in Bucks County, be sure to pack a hammer and don’t be alarmed if you hear eerie sounds coming from deep inside the woods. No, these noises are not made by humans, animals, or even the movement of trees, but rather by a group of stationary boulders that emit a […]

Bucks County, PA · 6d

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Pennsylvania · 9h

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5 Restaurant Chains Closing Pennsylvania Locations in 2026

Primanti Bros. said in February that it was closing its Camp Hill and Lancaster restaurants. It hasn’t been the only familiar name to go dark in Pennsylvania this year. Here are the restaurant chains closing Pennsylvania locations in 2026, and where. 1. Smokey Bones. Smokey Bones shut down its...

Pennsylvania · 15h

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This Secret Utah Mennonite Store Is Packed With Fresh Bread, Pies, And Old-Fashioned Pantry Finds

Pickled snap peas. Jalapeno eggs. Sweet potato butter in a jar. All of it waits on the shelves of one quiet country store in northern Utah. The owner isn’t Amish or Mennonite. He grew up with Amish neighbors in Montana and built his shop to feel like the markets of Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Willard, UT · 2d

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The Most Incredible Meat Market In Pennsylvania Has Been A Must-Visit Grocery Stop Since 1929

Goat, rabbit, and lamb sit right alongside chicken wings at one old butcher counter. Some shoppers drive hours just for the small turkey wings. The shop opened in 1929. That means it has fed families through nearly a century of changing neighborhoods, prices, and supermarket trends. I like how the...

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

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On this day in history: HBO begins broadcasting

Pennsylvania · 9h

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Pennsylvania Is Packed With Italian Restaurants, But This Secret Gem Deserves Your Attention

In 1983, a fire wrecked the upper floors of a beloved restaurant building, and it was marked for demolition. Then one man stopped the bulldozers. He claimed the burned-out shell and saw an Italian dining room where everyone else saw rubble. His whole family spent ten years rebuilding it and...

Altoona, PA · 5h

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This Pennsylvania Pie Shop Bakes Chicken Pot Pies Packed With Tender Vegetables And Flaky Crust

The crust on these Pennsylvania chicken pies calls for confectioners’ sugar. Yep, that same powdery stuff you usually find on a funnel cake. It sounds like a mix-up, but it’s the secret behind that flaky crust. Inside, chicken, potatoes, carrots, and peas come together like Sunday dinner decided...

Lancaster County, PA · 4d

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Pack Your Bags And Drive To 7 Middle-Of-Nowhere Pennsylvania Restaurants That Are Totally Worth It

Craving middle-of-nowhere restaurants in Pennsylvania that are totally worth packing your bags for?. These 7 remarkable spots serve up outstanding food and experiences you’ll never stop talking about!. 1. Big Mike’s Steaks & Hoagies (Forksville) Forksville is a tiny borough tucked deep into Sullivan County, the kind of...

Pennsylvania · 5d