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.

They don't call it Happy Valley for nothing! As a hyperlocal content creator/influencer who loves sharing all things State College, Penn State, and Happy Valley, I'm always excited to introduce people to the vibrant community I call home. With its charming streets, unique shops, and diverse dining scene, there's something for everyone in Downtown State College. You don't have to be a college student to love Downtown State College. Here are 10 things to enjoy on your next visit!

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:

This holiday season, Way Fruit Farm will be offering customized local foodie gift baskets, fruit baskets, fresh-baked cookie trays and more for all your holiday gatherings!

The holiday season is a time for warmth, wonder, and togetherness, and nowhere embodies that spirit quite like Bellefonte. Nestled in the heart of Central Pennsylvania, our historic town transforms into a festive haven each winter, inviting both residents and travelers to revel in its timeless charm.

The holidays are a magical time, and there’s no better way to celebrate than by finding the perfect, one-of-a-kind gift at the 2024 Holiday Market hosted by the Bellefonte Art Museum!

The beloved community celebration, Bellefonte Victorian Christmas returns for its 43rd year this December 13-15, with an exciting new theme: "The Christmas Express." All are invited to partake in Christmas festivities throughout the weekend.

Get into the holiday spirit at Lemont’s Christmas Market! This free event will take place from December 6-7 at the Grain Elevator and Coal Sheds, and it is perfect for festive fun and shopping.

The Centre County Historical Society (CCHS) will be hosting a winter market as well as a special Civil War presentation entitled The Dress this December. Founded in 1904, the CCHS is the oldest and largest history organization in the county, serving as the official historical society of Centre County.