Stackhouse Park News Today

Although many Appalachian communities are struggling with a waning workforce and declining population, several are targeting outdoor recreation as a way to build back their regions and not only keep

Laurel: Joseph and Benjamin Messina, Gayath Karunaratne, and Conner and Aiden Selders, all of Boy Scout Troop 622, recently completed improvements to Stackhouse Park as part of their Eagle Scout

Stackhouse Park has received several upgrades throughout the year, from a new woodshed, a rest area and electrical upgrades to new fencing and seating – all part of local Eagle

Laurel: As Cambria Veterinary Care in Johnstown marks its 10-year anniversary, veterinarians Dr. Johanna Vena and her daughter Dr. Aubrey Vena are making plans to open a new campus for

Blake Furman raised his fist as he ran toward the Stone Bridge – and the final curve for Morleys Run.

Local chef Nan McNinney cultivated a passion for food at a young age and has looked ever since to expand her culinary skills, which she now uses as the local

A few thousand people enjoyed a day of walking through sun-dappled woods and browsing a variety of food and craft vendors on Sunday at Stackhouse Park.

Art Walk in Stackhouse Park will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Stackhouse Park, 998 Luzerne St., Westmont.

Art Walk in Stackhouse Park will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 27 at Stackhouse Park, 998 Luzerne St., Westmont.

Art Walk in Stackhouse Park will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 27 at Stackhouse Park, 998 Luzerne St., Westmont.