By: Grant Venman
Christmas break is nearly upon us and deciding what to do in the twelve days off can be a daunting task. After you spend a few days with your family opening gifts and eating Christmas dinner, there are still several days to plan. If you already have some great ideas then read no further because you are probably much more creative than I am. Continue reading Christmas Break is Calling
By: Amber Gardner Media Manager
It’s our favorite time of year again: Christmas! We all love wearing cozy sweaters, giving and receiving gifts, spending time with our families, and putting the Christmas tree up, but most of all, we love to eat. From Christmas dinner to dessert, our favorite season brings us the greatest food. Continue reading Cookin’ for Christmas
By: Jake Harvey
The Christmas season is here, and most of the big game seasons are over. It was estimated that 750,000 hunters took to the woods on opening day to test their chances at getting a deer, according to CBS Pittsburgh. Rifle deer season ended on December 12, with deer archery and flintlock opening up on December 26 and ending on January 9. With the big game seasons over, small game seasons opened up as early as December 14, which is the Monday following the last day of rifle deer season. Squirrel, pheasant, and cotton rabbit seasons reopened the following Monday extending through February 29, excluding Christmas day. The season for snowshoe hares opens immediately after Christmas and ends January 1 with one hare daily and three in possession. Continue reading Filling the Freezer
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