Desiree Davis had fun competing on a TV show where Americans learn about their Swedish heritage. The experience also brought her to thankful tears.
Erie Order of DeMolay is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. Current and former members embrace the values they've been taught.
Clark Gable is one of the biggest stars in Hollywood history. He spent some of his childhood living in Crawford County.
Big name acts did not ignore Erie back in the 70s and 80s. Many legendary bands played at the Erie County Fieldhouse.
Haven't got your solar eclipse glasses yet? The Conneaut, Ohio Public Library has some. It came up with a fun and educational way to distribute them.
Members of The Erie Bridge Club want to see a revival of the game they love.
A lot of things go out of style and become obsolete. The printed book? Maybe never.
Jace Keeley, 6, has a health condition that forces many doctor visits. The Mercyhurst University men's hockey team boosts his spirits. They made him a member of the team!
Franklin All-Stars demolished their opponents in 1903. It was all about civic pride and gambling.
Most of us never forget our participation in the school spelling bee. That drama and suspense still continues for our children and grandchildren.
Visitors to Titusville High School are dazzled by three-dimensional artwork that protrudes from the ceilings. The art is created by students and is a proud tradition at the school.
The Warren County School District owns 5 therapy dogs that visit students and staff at 9 schools. The dogs are making a difference.
There's a plant in Mercer County that makes the most Swiss cheese in Pennsylvania. Let's take a tour!
Dan Maher has rekindled his childhood love for Robin Hood and medieval times. He has a wonderful collection of swords, castles, and figurines. He even wrote a book.
Zakaria Sharif escaped from the Civil War in Somalia when he was a child. He now holds elected office in Erie. He participated in the city's MLK Day March to give thanks.
The Big Fish Restaurant, on Peninsula Drive, was the place to go back in the late 1940s and early 1950s.
Mike Hayes, has written 23 murder mysteries. He produces and acts in stage productions of the mysteries. Proceeds go to worthy causes.
Chuck Thomas, 92, doesn't just collect antique motors, he uses them to power his boat along Edinboro Lake.
Four women from Lake City traveled to the Pennsylvania State Bowling Tournament to have fun. They did not expect to win a championship.
It's located in a quiet rural area near Spartansburg. However, this Christmas lights display is worth the trip to see it.
Bill Wardzinski, of Erie, has over 300 nutcrackers in his collection. He displays them throughout the year. Each one has its own story.
Joe and Cindy Sell walk through the streets of Lawrence Park each Christmastime handing out presents to their tenants.
Senior citizen volunteers have been making wonderful toys for disadvantaged kids in Warren County since 1999.
Members of a Swedish-American fraternal organization in Erie are preparing to celebrate one of the most important Scandinavian holidays.
Each Christmas, Rick and Jane Hinman place wooden penguins in their front yard to represent each member of their family. The line of penguins now numbers 22.
John Last talks with people decorating trees for Erie's Festival of Trees this weekend. He wants to know their game plan for decorating a winning tree.
The state legislature, in 1841, declared the first Tuesday in October as Cranberry Day in Erie. People swarmed to Presque Isle to pick cranberries and to party.
The Erie Cancer Wellness Center is a place of love and laughter. It is a place where people living with cancer do not have to go through their journey alone.
Sheffield, in Warren County, was bustling between 1890 and 1940. It was a major lumber and railroad town. A museum gives visitors a look back.
Matthew and Ramona McAlevy make beautiful custom made knives and sheaths at their shop in Mill Village.