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Michigans apple crop is expected to be a bushel buster this fall and that means theres also plenty of cider to be had.

Michigans apple crop is expected to be a bushel buster this fall and that means theres also plenty of cider to be had.

Michigans apple crop is expected to be a bushel buster this fall and that means theres also plenty of cider to be had.

Michigans apple crop is expected to be a bushel buster this fall and that means theres also plenty of cider to be had.

Michigans apple crop is expected to be a bushel buster this fall and that means theres also plenty of cider to be had.

Yes, I am old. However, it is not my body that bruises easily, but my spirit. It yearns for a more sensible time when neighbors helped, instead of shot, each other.

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Grange Brings Families Back Together and more from the State College, PA region

After decades of success as a doctor who worked alongside world leaders responding to catastrophes, Harry Hazelwood III – now in his late 60s – is seeking a master’s degree from Cornell Law School.

The first instrument Jerry Garcia ever loved was the banjo, but his work with the Grateful Dead kept his five-stringed contributions to just two songs.

Palm trees, surfboards and Mexican Food don’t exactly conjure up images of Appalachia and dueling banjos, but if you look hard enough, you will find a thriving Bluegrass Music scene right here in our backyard. One of San Diego’s finest Bluegrass bands, Prairie Sky joins us. Plus, sibling duo Finnegan Blue is rooted in traditional folk, but play by their own rules blending bluegrass, gospel, and second-line jazz with a punk rock edge. Credits: Produced and hosted by Kurt Kohnen, and Maureen C...