Brad Bumsted, author of “Keystone Corruption,” takes viewers on a tour of a rogues’ gallery of elected officials who abused the public trust and paid the price. Even architect Joseph Huston, the man who designed the building with a soaring rotunda, wasn’t immune to scandal.

On the day he dedicated the capitol in 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed it be “the handsomest building” he had ever seen. Jason Wilson, Historian for the Capitol Preservation Committee, takes viewers on a tour of the awe-inspiring murals, paintings, and stained glass windows that adorn the capitol’s walls.

Gish Logging markets their firewood under the brand name “Hotsticks.”  They claim the distinction of being North America’s largest producer of kiln-dried packaged firewood, and bulk air-dried cut and split firewood.  Back in 1999, the company invested more than $2.7 million in kilns and packaging equipment.  Gish says their kiln boiler uses sawdust for fuel, […]

Versant Health shows how they determine prescriptions for eye problems.  Then they set to work to make the lenses, treat them with appropriate coatings, and then insert them into frames.  The company has sent devices that simulate vision problems to thousands of health care providers to use in their practice to educate their patients.  With […]

Get a sweet peek inside an Erie favorite – Pulako’s Chocolates! Come and see how they use their specialy blended homemade chocolate recipes to make their renowned chocolate treats. Four generations of Pulakos have kept this tradition alive, and you’ll see it all on this episode of PCN Tours.