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Cumberland Valley ice cream trail begins
CUMBERLAND VALLEY, Pa. (WHTM) – You can now get rewarded for eating ice cream. The Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau launched the 2024 Cumberland Valley Ice Cream Trail today, May 23. The free digital passport runs from May 23 until Labor Day; it encourages participants to visit different ice cream locations throughout Cumberland County. The trail […]
Upstate NY angler ‘truly stoked’ after landing wild tiger trout
Self-avowed trout fishing addict Hunter Kremmin was having a great day fishing recently at one of his favorite spots on the Genesee River near his hometown in Wellsville. He’d landed a few wild browns, including a beautiful golden-hued 23-incher. Then things really got wild. Kremmin always goes out with...
Italian restaurant brings new life to longtime Dauphin County bar
Doug Smart wants the public to know one thing about Bruno’s Corner Bar & Family Italian Restaurant in Middletown. “It’s not what you think it is,” said Smart, Bruno’s general manager. The corner building at 101 E. Main St. dates to at least the early 1800s...
Restaurant with brewery/distillery in Dauphin County is up for auction
Those in the market to open a restaurant or event space in Dauphin County can look no further than the former Tattered Flag Brewery & Still Works in Middletown. The retail property, where the 10-year-old brewery and distillery closed last fall at 1 S. Union St., is scheduled for auction on June 24, according to Nik Sgagais of NAI CIR, a commercial real estate company in Lemoyne.
Classic and crispy flatbread from Camp Hill coffee shop: Best Eats
Good Ground Coffee Co. in Camp Hill offers specialty coffee, teas, pastries, and a full breakfast and lunch menu. They have lots of seating in the warm and inviting shop and also offer online ordering. Good Ground was created to employ and empower women who have experienced sexual exploitation or...
Charles Howard Lloyd, architect of Harrisburg landmarks, was remembered with flat stone | Column
You would expect the marker to be grand and ornate. Instead, it’s a small strip of stone in a cemetery. “Charles Howard Lloyd 1873-1937,” it says. You would never know that this humble grave marker in East Harrisburg Cemetery near Edgemont Road in Susquehanna Township designates the final resting place of the most prominent architect in Harrisburg a century ago.
PFBC announces ‘Fish-for-Free’ day
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) will be offering a statewide “Fish-for-Free” day. From 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, May 26, no fishing license is required to fish. However, the PFBC noted that all other fishing regulations, including seasons, sizes and creel limits still apply. Complete fishing regulations […]
Tourism booms in Dauphin County, bringing in $2.6 billion in economic revenue
HERSHEY, Pa. — This week is National Travel and Tourism Week, and while many get ready to head out the door on vacations, small business owners, theme park staff, and more get ready to welcome them in. Visit Hershey and Harrisburg travel experts say that the tourism industry gives...
Puppy Abandoned Tied to Pole in Parking Lot in Pennsylvania
On May 14, an individual abandoned a puppy tied to a light pole in the York County SPCA’s parking lot while the Pennsylvania shelter was still open. Staff members tried to stop them before they left but were unable to. The animal shelter’s Ring camera also captured the heartbreaking incident. Puppy abandoned tied to light […] The post Puppy Abandoned Tied to Pole in Parking Lot in Pennsylvania appeared first on DogTime.
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