We can all feel spring in the air. This warmer weather, plus shaking off quarantine-cabin-fever, has me ready to start gardening for the first time in my life. Whether you are a complete novice like me, or an experienced Master Gardener like many of the volunteers at our local historic and cultural sites, this month’s episode is all about getting…
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Watching this season of The Bachelor as it developed across Nemacolin's incredible property has had me exploring their website and hovering over the Book Now button more than a few times. So, when I was offered the opportunity to come to Nemacolin and watch this unforgettable season draw to a close, I gladly accepted that rose. What follows is my…
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Welcome to Latrobe, the hometown neighborhood of Fred Rogers! On your way from stop one to stop two, be on the lookout for a familiar saying: "It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood." Fred Rogers Statue in James H. Rogers Park photo provided by Saint Vincent College Take a walk around downtown Latrobe, Fred's hometown, and make a stop at the…
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“I’ve always felt strongly about a stream, like it's almost running through my system. I love the flow. I love the sound. These waters shape my life. What got me addicted to flyfishing was the fact that it was a challenge, it was exciting. It’s just something about the trout itself. It was captivating to me.” -Joe Humphreys, Live The Stream In the…
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"You're really far out there," is a comment that George Walker, owner and brewer at Whitehorse Brewing, sometimes gets from customers. And while the mileage may seem like a lot, the traffic-free drive and scenic views along the way make the travel go by quickly. After you enjoy the fantastic flavors from Whitehorse's taps and meet the friendly…
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What comes to mind when you think of mosaics? Roman villas? Mosaic kits from Michael’s craft store? Or those mosaic tiles for the kitchen? Well, prepare yourself for the full spectrum of color in the form of Sager Mosaics. Meet Rachel Sager, the founder, mosaicist, artist, and blogger extraordinaire of Sager Mosaics. She’s about as deep into…
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Here in the Laurel Highlands, specifically Somerset County, late winter and early spring signal Maple Season! Our region’s maple sugar producers take great pride in the tradition of tapping maple trees and producing maple syrup and other goodies. Their efforts make Somerset County the largest producer of maple products in the state. Celebrate the…
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