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Small Business Saturday 2022
It's the most wonderful time of the year! Small Business Saturday!
5 Fine and Family Dining Experiences
The Boulevard Grille – Family
Warm Up This Winter - Indoor Fun
Looking for something to do this winter and beat the cold? Below are some examples of what you can do to warm up this winter in Cambria County.
Test your aim with axe throwing at either Steel City Axe in Johnstown or AX’D UP in Ebensburg.
Cool Off in Cambria County
Looking for a way to beat the heat this summer? You've come to the right place. We're letting you know some of the best spots to cool off in and around Cambria County. If you are in the area and looking for some summer fun, we encourage you to visit the locations listed below.
The Ghost Town Trail - A Ghost Town No More!
Cambria County is a prime spot for hiking, biking, and walking trails. One of the best, and longest trails that passes through the Cambria County area is The Ghost Town Trail. In 2020, the trail was named Pennsylvania’s Trail of the Year, making it a must stop for anyone visiting!
Wooly's Neighborhood Celtic Pub - Featured Partner
Valentine's Day Guide
The big day is here! Are you ready for Valentine's Day? If you answered no, fear not! We have a great list of local businesses that can help you prep and plan for a Valentine’s Day like no other! (Many of the businesses listed are operating with specific restrictions/hours so make sure to check their website or call ahead before visiting.)
Spilling the Tea (& Coffee)
We’re spilling the tea about local cafés and coffee shops! If you are in town and looking for a local shop, we encourage you to try one, or all, of these small businesses listed below.
A Walk Down High-Street, Ebensburg PA
For this week’s blog post I'm taking you on a trip along High Street, the hub of Ebensburg, PA. Ebensburg is a borough and the county seat of Cambria County about thirty minutes outside of Johnstown. Since the region was once rich with coal, in the past, sawmills, tanneries, wool mills, and a foundry operated here. Being the county seat means this neighborhood is also home to the Cambria County Courthouse, which is a great piece of acrhitecture to take in if you have the time. The borough is also home to the Old Cambria County Prison which is rumored to be haunted.
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