Getting to Know the Neighbors: Curtis Shulman
"Like most townies, I left for greener pastures and to enjoy city life, only to find out that the people, charm, and outdoors of Happy Valley cannot be matched.”
"Like most townies, I left for greener pastures and to enjoy city life, only to find out that the people, charm, and outdoors of Happy Valley cannot be matched.”
Every spring for more than two decades, Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center has hosted its annual 24-hour Birding Cup fundraiser – and awarded some of the most unique trophies we’ve ever seen!
Just 28 people decided to name our town State College. State College was the name first given to our town around 1874 after “The Agricultural College of Pennsylvania” changed its name to “The Pennsylvania State College.”
Amy originally made her way to State College as a Penn State student. After graduation, she spent 5 years working all over the country as a consultant for IT company Accenture.
If you’re thinking of making the move to State College, you probably want to stay in the loop about interesting things going on in the area. Here are a few noteworthy things we’ve been talking about lately!
Since 1978, Greg has been one of our town’s amazing serial entrepreneurs! Greg Woodman followed his older brother and sister to Penn State from Upper St. Clair High School in Pittsburgh.
The drool-worthy plates shared by @happyvalleyrestaurantweek are one reason we’re keeping our lunch and dinner plans open this week.
The Highlands neighborhood has a blog… and it’s awesome!? Hearts in the Highlands was developed by the Highlands Civic Association to promote all the amazing facets of this quintessential State College neighborhood.
If you ever met Brad Groznik, he probably tired to get you involved in some community project. Getting involved is the key to being happy in Happy Valley, according to him.
A 250-foot topless crane – one of only seven worldwide! – is helping to bring a new addition to Mount Nittany Medical Center to life.