Vincent Corso
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Catch Fall-Foliage Views From the Kinzua Bridge Skywalk Before Renovations Begin
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A skywalk over the remaining portion of the Kinzua Bridge provides magnificent views of both the forested mountain area around and the ruins below. But check it out now before it closes for a three-year renovation.
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Happier Hours and Canned Cocktails in Pa.
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Changes to Pennsylvania liquor laws that will go into effect this month include more time for happy hours and ready-to-drink cocktails for sale at retail outlets.
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Cool Off at the Waterfalls and Swimming Holes in a Nearby State Forest
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This column originally appeared in the July 2024 edition of Town&Gown magazine. To be honest, I am not sure if I want to put this story out there. After all, […]
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Support Your Local Brewery
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With a diversity of flavors, products and atmospheres, Centre County craft beverage producers produce something for everyone.
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Chumley’s Celebrates 40 Years as a Home Away from Home
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This story originally appeared in the June 2024 edition of Town&Gown Magazine. Located on the main intersection of downtown State College, Chumley’s Cocktail Bar wears its pride well, with a […]
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Brewed in the Mountains of Central PA: Mill Hall’s Floating Feathers Brewing Company
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It is amazing how a good local brewery can reinvigorate a sleepy town. After all, a brew pub can be a place for locals to gather and get together for […]
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Marzoni’s Is the Newest Addition to State College’s Craft Beverage Scene
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Years ago, I remember my old beer drinking buddy Ryan telling me that I needed to check out Marzoni’s Brick Oven and Brewing Co. in Duncansville. He raved about the […]
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Dive into Darkness at Elk Creek Café & Aleworks
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Come February, most of us who live in central Pennsylvania are asking, “Ugh, will this winter ever end?” Even someone who loves the snow as much as I do knows […]
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Embrace the Cold for Winter Adventure
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At the risk of being unpopular, I hope that by the time you are reading this story there is a formidable layer of snow pack on the ground and we […]
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The Indian Steps Trail Is Worth the Effort
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Sometimes I get in a training rut and hit up the same spot over and over again. I return, week after week, and sometimes day after day, to the same […]