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This Oklahoma Buffet Keeps The Chicken Fried Steak, Homemade Rolls And Cobbler Coming Until You Quit

I almost drove right past it, a plain little building on a quiet Oklahoma main street with nothing fancy out front. Then I walked in, smelled yeast rolls and white gravy, and spotted a dessert table that looked like a church potluck had gotten serious. One plate turned into two,...

Tulsa, OK · 11d
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Fresh Mozzarella Is Stretched By Hand Inside This Classic Italian Grocery In Pennsylvania

A five-person crew stretches fresh mozzarella by hand, five days a week, for a family cheese shop with roots going back to 1939. The cheese is a pasta filata style, which means it gets pulled and stretched while it’s made. The original shop selling it is tiny, about 300...

Philadelphia, PA · 8d
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Wynton Marsalis’ Final Tour With Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra to Stop at Penn State

Legendary musician Wynton Marsalis will bring the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra to Penn State next week for a performance as part of his final season leading the renowned ensemble. The orchestra will perform “Marsalis’ Swinging Cities” at 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, in Eisenhower Auditorium as part of a national tour celebrating the global influence of jazz. The program features original compositions inspired by Marsalis’ travels and experiences in cities across the world. Tickets are $69 for adults, $14 for University Park students and $23 for people 18 and younger. A VIP experience is also available. Tickets can be purchased online through the Arts Ticket Center. Buyers can avoid the $4 online fee by calling 814-863-0255 or visiting the Eisenhower Auditorium box office on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The concert's program draws inspiration from three international destinations: Vitoria in Spain's Basque region, Shanghai in China and Marciac, a medieval town in southwestern France. Each location helped shape compositions that reflect the musical traditions, people and experiences Marsalis encountered during his decades on the road. “This is a celebration of the uncommon embrace and unflagging support I have received from different cities during my nearly five decades

State College, PA · 6d

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Man Goes to The Movies over 1,200 Times in One Year

A Pennsylvania man has officially taken his love of movies to a whole new level. 60-year-old Glenwood Hoskin Jr. watched 1,207 movies in theaters over the course of ONE YEAR, averaging more than three movies a day to snag a Guinness World Record. He planned his days around theater showtimes, sometimes watching movies from early morning until midnight. His favorites included animated films and comedies, and he even got help from theater employees figuring out which movies were shortest so he could squeeze in more screenings. The best part? He kept the whole thing relatively affordable with a Regal Unlimited subscription that costs around $28 a month.

Pennsylvania · 5d
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Tyrone Horse Therapy Nonprofit Now Helps 40 Veterans a Week, Named Top Local Cause

Harmony Horsemanship Center — Approximate Program Site Since 2015. A horse farm outside Tyrone that started with fewer than 10 struggling veterans now serves 40 of them every week, and it just earned a major local honor for the work. Victory Therapeutic Horsemanship, a volunteer-run nonprofit offering free equine therapy to veterans battling post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and anxiety, has been named the 2026 Season of Sharing recipient.

Tyrone, PA · 7d

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‘No Sad Brew: The Hazy’ Now Available In Stores; Find A Location Near You

No Sad Brew: The Hazy is here, and there any every where. There's a new addition to the Preston & Steve Camp Out For Hunger beer collaboration series. Last year our friends at 2SP Brewing Company, introduced No Sad Brew, a light crushable lager. This year, those same genius brewers rolled out No Sad Brew: The Hazy. It's a more fruity, punchy version of Up & Out Hazy IPA.

Delaware County, PA · 5d

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The Strange Story Behind Pennsylvania’s Most Remote Seafood Restaurant

A crab business that started inside a bus is still steaming Maryland blue crabs today. It outgrew that bus long ago, but the story still makes me grin. I can’t imagine a better origin tale for a seafood spot. This place sits in Pennsylvania, a state with no ocean...

Pennsylvania · 9d

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7 Giant Secrets Employees Wish Pennsylvanians Knew

Nobody memorizes a grocery store’s fine print, and that’s fair. Still, Pennsylvanians who shop at Giant can get more out of each trip by knowing a few rules employees see shoppers miss. Here are the Giant details worth knowing before you check out. 1. Purchases That Earn Nothing.

Pennsylvania · 11d

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12 Old-Fashioned Pennsylvania Steakhouses That Put Fancy Restaurants to Shame

A great steak dinner does not need a trendy dining room or a menu full of words you have to look up. Across Pennsylvania, longtime restaurants and places with an old-school spirit still make room for hearty meals, friendly conversation, and the simple pleasure of sitting down to something satisfying. From Wellsboro to Philadelphia, these stops show how much personality a steakhouse can bring to the table. Some occupy historic buildings. Others feel like neighborhood meeting spots, where dinner is as much about catching up as it is about choosing a cut of beef.

Pennsylvania · 9d

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Soup season has officially started

Leaves are changing colors, the weather is getting colder, and soup season has officially started. “Soup season” is a term used to describe all the unique and delicious soups made usually during the fall season. For many, cuddling up by a warm fire and enjoying their favorite childhood soup ignites a feeling of comfort and nostalgia.

State College, PA · 7d

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Maryland’s Amish-Owned Market Offers A Refreshing Alternative To Ordinary Supermarket Shopping

Every week, Amish families ride in hired cars from Pennsylvania just to sell you a warm pretzel. That’s a long commute for a snack. It’s also a pretty strong sign they take that pretzel seriously. These Amish vendors hire drivers for the trip from Pennsylvania. The drivers deal...

Maryland · 9d

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11 Family-Owned Pennsylvania Restaurants That Have Stood The Test Of Time

One Italian dining room has been plating pasta since 1900, and it still asks you to pay in cash. No card swipes, no tap-to-pay, just old-school rules and family recipes. Another lunch counter has been spooning homemade chili sauce onto hot dogs since 1923. A tiny breakfast diner has stayed...

Pennsylvania · 9d

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A Pennsylvania Couple Turned an Old Ice Cream Shop Into a Country Cafe That Celebrated 30 Years

Before this Pennsylvania country cafe became known for homemade pies, hearty breakfasts, and generous plates of comfort food, its building housed an ice cream shop. Stan and Maggie Montana saw an opportunity to turn that little business into something much bigger. In May 2025, the couple celebrated 30 years of...

Pennsylvania · 8d

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The Local Cost of Pennsylvania’s Skill Games Shutdown

At Spanky’s Tobacco World on Liberty Street in Franklin, customers would settle in with coffee and play the skill machines. Some were elderly people looking for something to do, employee Jody Matthews recalled. While they were there, they bought pop, candy and cigarettes. When they won, some left a tip for the cashiers.

Pennsylvania · 9d

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Pennsylvania Celebrities Come Home to Urge Voters to Hit the Polls Tuesday

The winners in local political races impact the lives of citizens every minute of every day. From governors, state senators and representatives; county legislators, school boards, borough council members and township supervisors, historically poor voter turnout in election cycle “off years” – or in those where a president is not running for election – can have a profound impact on education funding, programs, property taxes, policies, services and more.

Pennsylvania · 5d

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Ramen, Pho And A Central Cocktail Bar Make This Pennsylvania Asian Food Hall Anything But Typical

A mammoth three-sided bar anchors the middle of this food hall, and seven locally owned Asian kitchens circle around it. Ramen simmers on one side while pho steams on another. The whole space stretches across 8,600 square feet inside a renovated Pennsylvania building with deep produce-trade roots. Lanterns and posters hang around a modern dining room with seats for a crowd.

Pittsburgh, PA · 5d

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Week In Pictures: October 26 – November 1

Hello, November!

Pennsylvania · 6d