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Explore Every IN Community Magazine Story
Discover all of our IN Community Magazines articles — local stories, community highlights, and features that keep you connected and informed.


Sweater Weather and Fall Festivals—Greensburg and Monroeville
Crisp air, corn mazes and pumpkin patches—unpacking hometown traditions that make fall unforgettable. Down on the Farm Gearhard Farms Annual Corn Maze When: Weekends from early September through Halloween Where: 5909 Saltsburg Road, Murrysville For more info: gearhardfarms.com Get lost in fall fun at Gearhard Farms! Each year since 2000, a corn maze has been designed with all ages in mind, offering various challenges for participants. Additional farm activities include hayrid
Aug 148 min read


Sweater Weather and Fall Festivals—Carlynton-Montour and Moon Township
Crisp air, corn mazes and pumpkin patches—unpacking hometown traditions that make fall unforgettable. Down on the Farm Half Crown Hill Orchard Pick-Your-Own Where: 600 North Branch Road, McDonald For more info: hchorchard.com Fall fun down on the farm! Half Crown Hill Orchard is a family-owned and operated farm and retail market providing homegrown apples, pumpkins and honey. Pick your own apples and have a guided orchard tour, available by appointment. Hozak Farms Fall Festi
Aug 148 min read


Summer Scoop—Norwin and Oakmont-Penn Hills-Verona
Festivals, food, music and more... here’s what area communities have lined up for the season. The community calendar is filling up fast. Whether you’re planning ahead or just looking for something to do on a sunny afternoon or warm evening, consider this your guide to making the most of the season. From food trucks and festivals to concerts and movies under the stars, these events highlight the best of what summer has to offer close to home. We kindly ask that before attendin
Jun 1510 min read


Happy Trails
Located along the riverfront in Aspinwall, Allegheny RiverTrail Park has become one of the region’s most vibrant outdoor destinations—offering scenic trails, family-friendly amenities and a full lineup of summer programming that draws visitors from across Western Pennsylvania. Once an industrial landscape, the park has been transformed into a welcoming community gathering space with about 1.5 miles of multi-use trails—perfect for walking, running and biking along the Alleghen
May 282 min read
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