Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and what better way to get in the spirit of love than by hearing stories from two of Happy Valley’s most inspiring couples? Senior Correspondent Rebecca Petner of The Happy Valley Adventure Bureau recently sat down with Megan and Jason Coopey of Way Fruit Farm, Tamara and Bob Schuster of Our Fair Lady Bed and Breakfast, and active community leaders Gary and Lydia Abdullah. You can catch their interviews on Instagram and Facebook to hear how love and business intertwine for these beloved local owners.

Happy Valley is a place where there’s always something new to explore. From dining and shopping to arts and outdoor activities, here’s what you can look forward to this year:

Welcome to January in Happy Valley, PA. It is too cold for things to grow outdoors, and Centre County’s farm fields are likely covered with snow. However, that is no reason to be stuck indoors with no place to go! The Happy Valley Agventures Fresh from the Field Trail makes it easy and fun to enjoy flavorful local, from-the-field products…even in winter.

When winter transforms Happy Valley into a snowy paradise, it’s the perfect time to explore the region’s breathtaking outdoor spaces. Whether you’re trekking through frost-covered forests or relaxing with a cozy meal after your adventure, Happy Valley offers a quintessential winter escape.

Step into the past with the "Iron Works of Happy Valley, PA" Adventure Lab! Created by the Happy Valley PA GeoTour volunteers, this unique scavenger hunt takes you to 10 historical locations that shaped Happy Valley’s rich iron industry. Perfect for families, friends, and solo explorers, this journey unveils the legacy of Pennsylvania’s ironworks, blending history with adventure.

Visiting Happy Valley for a Penn State football game is a tradition for many, offering more than just the excitement of game day. From local dining to exploring iconic spots in town, this three-day itinerary will ensure that you make the most of your time in the region.

Happy Valley, Pennsylvania living up to its joyful name, there truly is something for everyone in Happy Valley. A family of four recently enjoyed a summer weekend scratching the surface of this Centre County gem.

Bellefonte’s Harmony Forge Inn, a hidden gem tucked along the tranquil banks of Spring Creek, has entered a new chapter under the ownership of Kasey Rhoa and her family. With a rich history and stunning Victorian charm, this beloved inn is poised for exciting changes that travelers to the region won’t want to miss.

Nestled in the heart of Happy Valley, Philipsburg, offers a perfect blend of history, charm, and local flavor. This hidden gem is a delightful destination for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the unique culture and scenic beauty of Central Pennsylvania.