Mythology meets modern tradition as attendees gather to pay respects to Ullr, the Norse god of winter, in anticipation of another great season of skiing and snowboarding.

Looking forward to making Thanksgiving memories but not enjoying the idea of cooking? Why not take the family out to enjoy a delicious meal at an area restaurant?

It's the holiday season and it is time to start thinking about those special meals. Why not leave the pie cooking to Way Fruit Farm? This holiday season they are offering delicious pies, freshly baked rolls and breads, sweets and many other items to make the holidays extra special!

Over the long history of the Penn State Blue Band, there have only been six directors. Each director has contributed to the tradition of the band in some way. May it be changing the name of the band, changing the uniforms, creating new and imaginative formations or just creating new traditions, each director has had a hand in forming the band into what it is today.

Three new businesses have called Downtown State College their new home. Whether you need your phone fixed, a good meal or an ice-cold smoothie, these new businesses aim to please.

Laurin Goad Davis is an architectural historian working in the Architecture and Landscape Architecture Library at Penn State. She's written on school facilities and women in architecture. In her current role, she creates metadata for the Central Pennsylvania Architecture and Landscape Architecture Digital Collection and works on other local architecture projects for the Libraries.

Just because the football season is winding down, it doesn't mean Downtown State College will stop being the place to go in November! Travelers will have plenty of things to do culminating with the release of the 4th Annual Happy Valley Holiday Ornament on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday on the 30th.

As the leaves start to fall and the weather gets colder, warm-up with a nice glass of wine and be a part of three terrific events sponsored by the Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery. Seats are limited so reserve your spot as soon as you can!

Join the fun in this 5-week program intended to improve the skiing or riding skills of kids, four years old through 5th grade. This is a non-competitive program for all levels, from first-timers to skiers and riders ripping comfortably all over the mountain. Tussey Mountain's goal is to improve each child’s skills and confidence while having fun, building friendships, and developing a life-long love of the sport.