Nestled among the rolling, picturesque hills of Western Pennsylvania and along side the Beaver River, Beaver Falls is a small city with a big heart. It's location is second to none for proximity to one of the most livable big cities in America - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Once know for being one of the most active manufacturing centers of western PA , Beaver Falls is a friendly, welcoming community of people who have discovered how rewarding small town living can be.

Bridgeville Borough is nestled between bridges to the north and south, surrounded by Chartiers Creek, and just 8 miles southwest of downtown Pittsburgh. Bridgeville acquired its name because of the one bridge over Chartiers Creek that it was know for back in the early 1800's . For nearly 100 years people frequently met to trade goods at the bridge. An old saying, "Meet me at the bridge," provided an obvious name for the village that developed there.

Chambersburg is nestled in the beautiful Cumberland Valley, with its rich soils and

rolling hills.  With the beautifully restored Victorian architecture, frontier and Civil

War history, Downtown Chambersburg and the surrounding area is an appealing

place to visit for a day or weekend.  Whether you’re trying to decide which

restaurant to dine in, what stores to shop, or where you can indulge in chocolate

heaven, it’s all located in Downtown Chambersburg.

Lavale is located in the shadow of Haystack Mountain in Allegeny County, Maryland. Just east of Cumberland and west of Frostburg, Lavale is a business center that contains the largest concentration of retail in the Cumberland Metro area. That's not all Cumberland has to offer though, with historical sites and beautiful rural landscapes including Haystack Mountain, the very scenic Narrows, Piney Mountian and Wills Mountain surrounding Lavale there is plenty to see in this quaint little town.

The spirit of Lewistown lies within our community members. Whether lifelong

residents or families just moving to town, our city is committed to the people who

live, work, and play in Lewistown.   Lewistown is home to the Pennsylvania State

 Fire School, which is the only such facility in the state. Firefighting in Lewistown

is very important, as volunteer firefighters have strong allegiance to the multiple

independent fire companies in the borough to which they devote their time.

Find all the treasures you’ve been looking for … and maybe some you weren’t

looking for ... in Martinsburg and Berkeley County. Martinsburg is a thriving, vibrant community that has evolved to become West Virginia's fastest growing city. Located 80 miles from Washington DC and 90 miles from Baltimore, MD. Development started on the The Commons shopping center in May 2008, with the ProTel store opening in late 2009.

Welcome to Mount Airy! This great locale prides itself on Mt. Airy’s small-town

charm, first-rate businesses, family-friendly neighborhoods with excellent sports and other activities, stable government, and friendly citizens. Outside of the town limits, the surrounding community is colloquially referred to as Mount Airy or the Four-County Area by locals. The Four-County Area derives its name from the fact that the community encompasses portions of Frederick, Carroll, Montgomery, and Howard counties.

Murrysville is a beautiful suburban community in Westmoreland county. Located just

22 miles east of Pittsburgh, PA Murrysville is a largely rural, residential community.

With 100 acres of parkland, attractive neighborhoods,and strong school system it's easy

to see why Murrysville is home to 22,000 residents. Like most cities in Pennsylvania

Murrysville is also rich in history and is best know for the first commercially-piped gas

well and unique "tree sign" which literally uses  trees to spell "Murrysville" on a hillside.

New Kensington, known locally as New Ken, is a city in Westmoreland County, situated along the Allegheny River 18 miles northeast of Pittsburgh. Like much of Westmoreland County and surrounding areas New Ken has a rich history going back to its start in 1891 as an industrial district. Now the city is home to over 13,000 people and has been seen in popular culture being featured in P.O.D's "Youth of the Nation" music video and one of the filming locations for the movie Dogma.

Nestled among the foothills of the Alleghenies along the shores of the Ohio River,

scenic New Martinsville is one of West Virginia's best kept secrets. With miles of

country roads, rippling creeks, forests, and farmlands to explore, New Martinsville

is your gateway to a world of nature and hometown charm.  New Martinsville offers

plentiful natural resources., scenic beauty, heritage tourism, and small town charm.

In the Heart of DC's Wine Country lies the charming town of Purcellville,

Virginia. The town is home to Loudoun County’s first distillery since Prohibition, a great selection of eclectic boutiques, a wide array of restaurants, regular weekend entertainment, farmer’s markets, pick your own, and annual events. Numerous award-winning wineries are within minutes of the Historic Old Town area.

Settled in 1852 this quaint town was named after one of the first pubs in town, the Red Lion Tavern and is full of history. Red Lion was a main stop along the old Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad and was once famous for the many brands of cigars made in town. The Red Lion Borough Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The town also has an extensive array of local bands and artist, perhaps the most popular being Halestorm who reached the top ten on US Mainstream Rock charts  and receives extensive radio play.

Rutherford Crossing is located at the corner of  I-81 and Martinsburg Pike (Rte. 11),

in Winchester.  It is a Community Center which opened in 2008.  Winchester has long been known as the “Apple Capital” surrounded as it is by vast orchards and constituting one of the largest apple export markets of the nation and the largest producing area in Virginia. Downtown Winchester hosts an expansive historic district as well as over 30 places to eat and 50 retail shops.

Shippensburg is located in the scenic Cumberland Valley of central Pennsylvania,

right on the line between Franklin and Cumberland counties. Shippensburg is a rural community located a short driving distance from many metropolitan areas including Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. Our quality of life was recognized when Shippensburg was ranked 27th among The 100 Best Small Towns in America.

Built on a brownfield -- 123 acres of a former LTV Steel site -- the SouthSide Works

is a hip, vibrant mixed-use riverfront development just a mile from downtown Pittsburgh. Upscale shopping and dining, outdoor yoga classes, loft apartments, a sports medicine complex, practice fields, and a riverfront trail that runs through the heart of Pittsburgh are just a few of the amenities offered by the thriving SouthSide Works neighborhood.

Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Waynesboro is in southern

Franklin County, Pennsylvania, amidst the backdrop of scenic farmland, rolling fruit orchards, and historic landmarks. Simply stated, it’s where the city comes to relax. Offering all the benefits of classic small-town America, this vibrant community is located among the picturesque farms, fields and forests of rural Pennsylvania—yet is only a short drive from some of the largest metro areas on the East Coast. Away from the bustle, and close to the fun!

West Mifflin, while heavily residential, is home to one of America's oldest traditional

amusement parks, Kennywood Park; the fourth largest shopping mall in the region, Century III; advanced naval nuclear propulsion technology research and development facility, Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory; monorail manufacturer Bombardier; US Steel's Mon Valley Works - Irvin Plant; Community College of Allegheny County's South Campus; the Allegheny County Airport; and various other businesses and industries.