Saturday, November 15th ~ 2pm Turkey Talk Come and learn about the wild bird that Benjamin Franklin wanted to be our national symbol. Penn State Wildlife students will highlight the ecology and history of our favorite Thanksgiving Day bird. Sunday, November 16th ~ 2pm Elk Walk & Talk Join a staff member as we hike the trails around the Elk Country Visitor Center. Learn many interesting facts about the property and wildlife that often inhabit these fields. We will be covering

Saturday night at 7PM grab your roller skates, turn on the glitter ball, and get ready to dance the night away to five hours of Me Decade Memories with Into The Seventies w/Todd Chambless Listen each week on The River 98.9

St. Marys City Council will meet on Monday, November 17th at 7 p.m. Council will consider for publication an ordinance providing for the levy and assessment of taxes for fiscal year 2026. Council will also consider for adoption several grant applications. Watch Meeting Live Here

If you love your dog, resist the urge to slip it food at the Thanksgiving table because you’re in a festive mood. A bite or two of plain turkey is fine, but place it in the dog bowl so you don’t encourage begging. And be sure the meat is free of seasonings because they can upset a dog’s digestive system. But turkey skin is off limits for canines. That means all fatty foods should be kept far away from dogs, too. Source: American Veterinary Medical Association

It’s November 21st and here are some reasons why this day matters in rock history: In 1991, Aerosmith made a guest appearance on the “Flaming Moe’s” episode of The Simpsons. In 1995, on the first day of its release, The Beatles Anthology I sold 450-thousand copies. In 1988, Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page kicked off his first-ever solo tour in Birmingham, England. In 1995, Green Day singer Billie Joe Armstrong was arrested and fined 141 dollars for dropping his pants at a c