You’ve decided it’s time to learn more about your ancestors.  You’ve interviewed your parents and grandparents, and everyone you can get a hold of, yet some questions remain unanswered.  Now’s a good time to contact the State Library of Pennsylvania.  Kathy Hale, Supervisor for Public Services, explains how you can connect the branches of your […]

September’s edition of Focus on Aging Adults will cover annuities, what they are, who benefits, and signs of annuity fraud.

Born in the South but raised in the Midwest, Homer Floyd went to University of Kansas on a football scholarship. After graduation, he played in Canada’s professional league, but soon realized “there was life after football” and became active in civil rights. He came to Harrisburg in 1970 as executive director of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission […]

Fidler & Co’s menu comes from the surrounding farms. Eat in, or get a lunch to-go & explore all the area has to offer.

Sheriff Carolyn “Bunny” Welsh of Chadds Ford, PA is the first woman to be elected Sheriff of Chester County. She is one of two female sheriffs in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and one of only 38 female sheriffs in the nation. In 1997 Sheriff Welsh was named one of the Top 50 Women in Business in […]

Operating as a carriage stop since 1745, the General Warren has stood through many pivotal moments of Pennsylvania’s history.

Jack Hubley has been a multimedia advocate for the natural world for more than 30 years. A lifelong resident of Lancaster County in southeastern Pennsylvania, he is devoted to educating his audiences about the natural world through his weekly nature vignettes on television, his traveling Wild Neighbors Lecture Series, and as program director of The […]

Housed in an old Stagecoach Inn, Bolete is an intimate escape from the day to day, serving simple and elegant food in Bethlehem, PA.

Nationally recognized sculptor Gary Casteel was born in the hills of West Virginia. In the fourth grade, after seeing a picture of Michelangelo’s David, Casteel knew that sculpting was the profession he wanted to pursue. While living and working in the United States and abroad, he searched for professional sculptors in order to enhance his abilities […]

Ronald Castille served on the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania from 1994 to 2014, and was Chief Justice from 2008 to 2014. He stepped down from the court in 2014 after reaching the mandatory retirement age of 70. He was first elected to the court as a Republican in a partisan election in 1993. Castille was […]