Seriously, I have family in Shamokin and I can attest to this.

Kulpmont and Marion Heights are two better parts of the Coal Region.

Like, where?

I think that was Boomerangs or something like that on 45.

That is not in Kane.

Kane just happens to be the closest town.

Boiling Springs! Once they fix the lake. And if that asshole ever opens the tavern back up.

Went there for the first time today. Well, the first time off 15/522. Came home and told my wife it's a really cool spot and that if we are going for a drive some day we should head up. Also I'm launching a store in my town that fits in towns about the size of Selinsgrove and am keeping my eyes out for "next" locations. I added it to my list.

F-16 craft.

Jets used to come out of Willow Grove back then but that operation was decommissioned about 20 years ago.

DJ Ernst’s used bookstore is worth the trip. So is the Chicago steak at BJ’s a few doors down.

Military craft often train over the Furnace Hills and on many summer afternoons A-10's fly over the E-Town area to/from FTIG for training.

Last week, the 47's were doing landing/take off practice at LanCoAirport.

If you go to Milton, go on Instagram and find out the hours of the Milton Art Bank. Mysterious museum curator bought an old marble-front bank and made a small and interesting museum. Around the corner is a health food store, old fashioned store store, and antique toy store.

Nope. 2 pair flew right past.

Girardville. A burning mine runs thru it.

Etters is a nice drive but there's nothing there but rundown houses and trump yard signs.

Thought it burned down. Was it rebuilt?

I'll have to look that one up. I'm more of a food person than a drink person so I find myself at the Rusty Rail or Elk Creek more often, although Lewisburg itself has a lot of great places to eat as well!

Kane is where that crazy sedition lady operates a crappy pizza joint.

>Jim Thorpe. Feels a little like New England.

Ummm... no?

Try Slatington. Does not feel like New England but neat little business strip and a great tow path next to a sparkling river.

>couldn't convince young people with an education to move to Altoona.

Come to a mountain city of 45,000 people or a major city with professional sports and lots of things to do.

This isn't the insult you think it is.

I would hope he appoints someone that has a chance at getting elected down the road.

Gettysburg is pretty well known, non?

A lesser known place is Newville. But there's not much there besides seditionists and malcontents.

My favorite place is Northumberland due to family, Kulpmont for the history, and Lehigh Valley for the scenery.

Kane.

I hear the pizza there is terrible.

Heck yes for Phoenixville.

Bellefonte! Have a cabin near there - live in Downingtown. Bellefonte has breweries, bars, restaurants, and a world-class trout stream. And the town have great Victorian buildings. State College and Penn State are nearby. Love that town