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Journal captures daily routine of a mining superintendent in Pennsylvania’s Coal Region during the Civil War | 1864

In the autumn of 1864, Gilliard Dock was writing in the journal he kept, on and off, throughout his life. He, his wife Lavinia, and their children lived in a newly built house on a hillside north of Pine Grove, at the western edge of Schuylkill County. “The leaves have...

Schuylkill County, PA · 3d
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FanBolt.Com

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Is ‘Hershey’ a True Story? The Real Milton and Kitty Hershey Behind Angel Studios’ Movie

Yes, mostly. Angel Studios’ Hershey, in theaters November 25, 2026, is built on the real life of Milton S. Hershey, the Pennsylvania candymaker who went broke before he got rich, and his wife Catherine, who everyone called Kitty. The Hershey true story is stranger and sadder than a chocolate-bar origin tale has any right to be, and the movie keeps most of it. It also adds a villain who never existed.

Hershey, PA · 1d
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WFMZ-TV Online

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Reading woman, former model, celebrates 105th birthday

READING, Pa. - It's a celebration more than a century in the making — Ruby Gordon turned 105 Friday. Family and friends threw a party for her at Oak Street Health's Reading center. There were plenty of treats, gifts and even a special proclamation from Mayor Eddie Moran. Gordon...

Reading, PA · 2d
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This Pennsylvania Railway Museum Will Transport You Back To Childhood Faster Than A Polar Express Ride

There are very few places in this world that can make a fully grown adult forget, even briefly, that they have a mortgage and a dentist appointment next Thursday. The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania in Strasburg is one of those places, and it accomplishes this feat with remarkable efficiency. Something...

Strasburg, PA · 1d
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These 8 Cozy Secondhand Bookstores In Pennsylvania Are Absolutely Worth The Trip

Want to find the coziest secondhand bookstores in Pennsylvania?. These 8 bookstores offer charming shelves, unique finds, and a browsing experience you’ll want to repeat again and again!. 1. Cupboard Maker Books (Enola) Cupboard Maker Books in Enola is the kind of place that stops you in your tracks...

Pennsylvania · 5d

travelswiththepost.com

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Art Now Sought for 2026 ‘Scenes of the Schuylkill’ Show

POTTSTOWN PA – Artists are being encouraged to begin offering submissions for the 22nd annual “Scenes of the Schuylkill” juried art show and sale. The event, conducted by the Schuylkill River Greenways (SRG) National Heritage Area, benefits its work in making the river publicly accessible for tourism and recreation. It also serves to visually define the river’s beauty and bounty for local, state, and national audiences.

Montgomery County, PA · 2d

LehighValleyLive.com

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District 11 4A football quarterfinal photos: North Schuylkill at Bethlehem Catholic, Nov. 7, 2026

Bethlehem Catholic hosted North Schuylkill in a district playoff contest on Saturday night.

Bethlehem, PA · 1d

Times Leader

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Plymouth-rooted author’s new book ‘Tidal Wave’ recalls raid that cost Luzerne County 6 airmen

WILKES-BARRE — After his book “Devotion” became a movie, author Adam Makos said he went underground for three years to write

Luzerne County, PA · 1d

Only In Your State

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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

takemetotn.com

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12 Small Pennsylvania Towns Where Neighbors Still Look Out For One Another

In 1856, a local woman hurried to the scene of a terrible train crash near her Pennsylvania home. She spent hours caring for the injured, and people never forgot what she did. A railroad later named its station after her. Then the whole town took her name too. I love that a community chose to honor kindness instead of a general or a rich landowner.

Pennsylvania · 2d

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This Pennsylvania Cathedral Could Quite Easily Pass for a Church in Medieval Europe

A chest beneath one altar holds 84 relics of saints and martyrs, including Saint Patrick. That detail alone made me stop scrolling. Construction began in 1875, and the cathedral was dedicated in 1893. The bishop behind it refused to build unless the money was already in hand, so the walls rose slowly, stone by red stone.

Pennsylvania · 3d

whereandwhen.com

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7 Things You Probably Didn’t Know about the PA Farm Show

1. The Farm Show has roots in Pennsylvania’s earliest agricultural fairs. William Penn organized the Philadelphia Fair in 1686. Agricultural exhibitions eventually spread throughout Pennsylvania, and the first statewide Farm Show was held in Harrisburg in 1917. The event was once known as the Pennsylvania Corn, Fruit, Vegetable, Dairy Products, and Wool Show.

Pennsylvania · 4d

macaronikid.com

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A Season of Giving: Community Thanksgiving Guide 2026

Connecting Local Families with Food, Support & Community Resources. Thanksgiving is a time to come together, share a meal, and celebrate the spirit of community. We know there are wonderful local organizations and community members working to support families during the holiday season, and we created this guide to help connect those who need assistance with the resources available right here in our community.

Pennsylvania · 20h

WKYC

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On this day in history: HBO begins broadcasting

Pennsylvania · 1d

StateCollege.com

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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Pulpit: Local Pastor Emerges as Stand-Up Comedian

He’s a rarity, that’s for sure. A guy who’s equally at ease while preaching from the Bible in a church or delivering a punch line at a comedy club. That’s right, State College’s Jonathan Weibel is both an ordained pastor and a professional stand-up comedian. Appropriately enough, he jokes about his curious combination of professions. “I fly a lot,” says the clergy comic, “and one of the first things someone says to you on a plane is, ‘What do you do for a living?’ If I want to talk to them, I tell them I’m a stand-up comedian. And if I’m tired and don’t want to talk to them, I’ll tell them I’m a Baptist evangelist.” Weibel has served in Christian ministry for nearly 40 years. The last 30 years have been spent in the Centre Region, where he’s planted three new churches and served as lead pastor, worship pastor or youth pastor at State College Alliance Church, Penns Valley Community Church and Centre Church. He first got my attention in work that was unrelated to stand-up: serving as the director of Front Yard Mission , a movement designed to bring genuine Christian love to neighborhoods. But then I heard

State College, PA · 5d

takemetotn.com

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We Explored 11 Filming Locations in Pennsylvania That Were Even More Impressive Up Close

Movie scenes can make a staircase, a diner, or a quiet cemetery feel unforgettable, turning ordinary places into settings that stay with audiences long after the credits roll. Across Pennsylvania, real locations have helped bring stories to life, from tales of brave fighters and young friendships to encounters with strange creatures and dangerous secrets. Exploring these places in person offers a different perspective than watching them on screen.

Pennsylvania · 9d

webbweekly.com

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Williamsport Sun: November 14, 1952 – Woman, Her Three Sons, Two Grandsons Take Part in Parade

The thousands who saw Williamsport’s Armistice Day Parade Tuesday evening probably didn’t notice the resemblance of six of the participants in different divisions of the line, but it was learned today that marchers included a grandmother, her sons and two grandsons. The six were Mrs. Frank Lyons of...

Williamsport, PA · 5d

abc27 News

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‘Oh, Say, Can You Sing?’ contest returns for upcoming Pennsylvania Farm Show

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — If you can perform our National Anthem and are from Pennsylvania, you may be able to open the Pennsylvania Farm Show in January. The “Oh, Say, Can You Sing?” contest is returning, the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture announced. “Every morning at the Farm Show, we have an opportunity to come together […]

Pennsylvania · 4d