Jared Bundy
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Jared Bundy

Often seen with a turkey leg in hand at the Renaissance Festival. Expect to see a lot of movie references. Very interested in the best meal you ever ate and your ranking of french fries. Director of Digital Marketing at LHVB. Is either thinking about the Pour Tour or exploring the Pour Tour.

Laurel Highlands 2022 Fish Fry Guide

The Laurel Highlands is one of only a few regions in the United States that celebrates the Catholic Lenten tradition of fish fries. Each Friday during Lent our church basements, restaurants and fire halls start dropping baskets of hot oil for a community celebration of deep-fried goodness. Whether you're a fish fry aficionado or are a guppy new to…

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Stephen Towns Shines Light on Hidden Figures in History

I'm by no means an art critic. I have styles I enjoy, and can name some of my favorite artists and painters. But by and large I just go to museums to admire skill and creativity. What I didn't expect when I visited The Westmoreland Museum of American Art was for Stephen Towns' work to leap off the canvas and resonate with me in so many ways. I'm…

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Warm Up With Laurel Highlands Winter Brews and Spirits

The slopes are open and adventurers are flocking to the Laurel Highlands for everything from skiing and snowtubing to sleigh rides and ice festivals. After a long day enjoying the outdoors, warm up in the taprooms and tasting rooms of the Laurel Highlands for an authentic taste of the region with winter-themed craft beers, local holiday wine and…

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Boos & Brews: A Spooky Laurel Highlands Pour Tour Micro Tour

If you're a fan of fall-themed beverages, the Laurel Highlands Pour Tour launched an exclusive fall tour right up your alley: Boos & Brews! The tour begins Oct. 1, and runs until Nov. 30, so you have 8 weeks to complete it. Download the free Laurel Highlands Pour Tour app and check in at 18 of our 40+ locations, and we'll mail you an exclusive Boos…

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Prepare for a Scare: Haunted Houses in the Laurel Highlands

When the sun goes down this fall and you’re looking for a night full of thrills and chills, there’s nothing better than a haunted hayride or house to bring on the terror. With decades of experience and excellence in horror-inducing haunts, we're highlighting what's new at these infamous Laurel Highlands attractions. Take part in the world's largest…

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Shine On with Country Hammer Moonshine | Inside the Distillery

Everyone has some story about an experience with moonshine, or stuff their friend or uncle used to make in their garage. Take that tradition and add in an expert distiller with a passion for experimentation and quality, and you get Country Hammer Moonshine. We recorded this month's podcast with Tim Baureis, owner, and Kerri Bright, general…

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Nemacolin, I Accept This Rose | The Bachelor Finale Recap

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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Whitehorse Brewing: It's Worth the Drive | Inside the Taproom

"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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Planning My Hometown Date | Bachelor Episode 8 Review

With hometown dates being done via Zoom and nearby Nemacolin at locations throughout the Laurel Highlands, Episode 8 had to be one of the most unique episodes of The Bachelor in the series' history. However, the show was big on heart, tackling tough conversations with parents, addressing hardships in past relationships, and surviving a rather rough…

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