Exploring PA Boroughs: Carlisle

The borough of Carlisle has plenty of history, culture, and commerce to offer to their residents and visitors. Located a few miles west of Harrisburg, Carlisle is perfect for an afternoon trip, or long weekend getaway.

PCN Profiles: Graham Hetrick; Dauphin County Coroner

Graham Hetrick grew up talking to his father while he would embalm the dead in their family owned funeral home. They lived above the funeral home when Hetrick was a child. Now, Hetrick has been the Dauphin Country Coroner for over 25 years. He discusses his cases as part of Investigation Discovery’s forensic series, “The Coroner: […]

Keystone Cuisine: City Tavern, Bryn Mawr PA

The City Tavern opened its doors in 1773, as a hub for trade and commerce. Today Chef Walter Staib prepares traditional colonial cuisine in the reconstructed Philadelphia tavern.

PCN Profiles: Curtis Vreeland; President of Vreeland & Associates

Curtis Vreeland is the President of Vreeland & Associates. He specializes in marketing research and analysis, as well as events management. He is responsible for producing the company’s U.S. Chocolate Market Report that provides sales data on the overall market for chocolate, including trends and forecasts. He’s been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Chicago […]

PCN Profiles: Jimmy Jones, All Star Quarterback for the Canadian Football League

Jimmy Jones, who still lives in the Harrisburg area, was inducted into the University of Southern California’s (USC) Athletic Hall of Fame in 2015. After playing for USC in college, he was drafted into the Canadian Football League, at a time when there were no black starting quarterbacks in the NFL, where he played for […]

Keystone Cuisine: Alfred’s Victorian, Middleton PA

This Victorian mansion has been standing in Middleton, PA since 1888. Now serving Northern Italian cuisine featuring seafood, veal, and flambe table-side preparation, while maintaining the ambiance and integrity of it’s historic home.

Stephen Clark: Superintendent of Western PA Parks for the National Park Service

Stephen Clark is the Superintendent of the National Parks of Western Pennsylvania. This includes the Flight 93 National Memorial, Johnstown Flood National Memorial, Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site, Fort Necessity National Battlefield, and Friendship Hill National Historic Site. Clark has been with the NPS for over 30 years. Clark started the first annual State of the […]