A.W. Tillinghast designed many famed golf courses that have hosted major PGA tournaments. Erie has been the home of a Tillinghast course for over a century. Has it been truly appreciated?
There's many places in Erie to find serenity and inner peace. One of those places is labyrinth located at a secluded area of a city park.
The term "funky" can be used in many ways. I'm visiting Funk N Junk Thrift Store in Girard to learn what funky is all about.
Are there monsters lurking below the surface of Lake Erie? There's been sightings dating back to the 1700s. Don't be afraid. Celebrate those Lake Erie monsters!
Members of the Erie Civil War Roundtable presented a live quiz show based on Jeopardy!, the legendary television game show. It was something any Jeopardy! fan would not want to miss.
The Nurse Honor Guard Chapter of Erie County was formed last year to pay tribute to colleagues who have died. The ceremony is a beautiful salute to the nurses' compassion and dedication.
Hill's Market served the Wesleyville community from 1943 until 2014. The community is honoring the Hill family on a special day. Claire Hill's 100th Birthday!
Viewers have been asking for updates on some of the most popular Last Word stories. Well, here we go!
Krista Byler spent years preparing fine dining food at fancy resorts. She and her staff are now is winning awards at the Union City School District.
At this motel, all the rooms are real railroad cabooses.
Hank's Frozen Custard, just outside Conneaut Lake, has been a popular place to go since 1952. Not much has changed at Hank's. That's a good thing.
King Carl Gustaf of Sweden visited the Hessel Valley Lutheran Church in rural Warren County in 1976. It was a big deal. But, the church wants to be known for something more.
The Meadville Figure Skating Club's membership was dwindling. Something had to be done or the club would most likely fold.
Nathan Koble is personally designing and financing a historical marker to be erected in Lake City this summer.
Youngsville Police Chief Todd Mineweaser has spent 25 years with the department. He's been chief for 18 of those years. His goal always has been to maintain a good relationship with the public.
Two people will attempt to break a Guinness World Record at Penn State Behrend. The attempt is being done to promote the virtual augmented reality lab (VAR Lab) on campus.
Peggy Gray Candies is located in the small community of North Springfield in Erie County. It's been a favorite of locals and out-of-towners for 103 years.
Alan Royek took over ownership of his family's dairy farm near Corry a few weeks ago. The farm has been owned and operated by the Royek family for over 100 years.
The Corry Area Historical Society has many artifacts inside its museum including thousands of unidentified photographs. A campaign is underway asking the public for help.
A program that gives donated bikes to impoverished citizens in Erie is expanding and rebranding. The Erie Bike Co-op is now offering services for all bicycle lovers.
Bill Campbell, age 89, retired from making his famous pottery 4 years ago. He's been making beautiful wooden bowls ever since. Bill has finally agreed to feature his bowls at an art show.
Virginia Sorensen wrote a children's book in the 1950s based on Edinboro area maple syrup farms. A local museum honors the book and its author with a wonderful exhibit.
People in the Warren County community of Tidioute wanted to find out what should be done to improve the town's future. Did they hire a consultant to to a study? No. They did it themselves!
The Nebraska Bridge near Tionesta is 92-years old. It becomes flooded every year after heavy rain and heavy snowmelt. Yet the tough old bridge remains standing.
Educators in Northwestern Pennsylvania, along with global tech companies, say playing esports could lead to a lucrative career.
For many families, it just wouldn't be Easter or Christmas without a trip to see the holiday displays at Kraynak's in Mercer County. It's been a tradition for decades.
Hanna's Hardware, in the Crawford County community of Townville, has been serving the area since 1919. It always sold more than just hardware.
Erie's cold and snowy weather makes a lot of us miss those summer days when we played a fun round of miniature golf. A new downtown business now helps us get through the winter.
An organization in Erie County has been instilling a love of reading for children and their parents since 1990.
After high school, Jim Perrotto had to decide whether to pursue a career in music or go in another direction. He already had a taste of performing with big-name artists.
