Get ready to tantalize your taste buds at the Battle and Thrive Food Truck Festival, a mouthwatering extravaganza taking place at the Greene County Fairgrounds in Waynesburg, PA.
Shop from Greene County local businesses for your gifts this Easter season.
Spend your summer learning new things or refining your skills with camps found throughout Greene County, Pennsylvania. From traditional weekly summer camps full of crafts, swimming and playing games to explore and increasing your talents in arts and sports camps. Don’t miss out and sign up today as spaces are limited!
Forming over 30 Baptist churches, aiding in the Whiskey Rebellion, as well as facing one of the most horrific tragedies in the region, Reverend John Corbly was an essential figure in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
If you’re traveling down the family ancestry road and have found a familial connection with Greene County roots, Greene County offers a myriad of research options covering all aspects of our history. From libraries to a museum, courthouse records or living relatives, a visit to Greene County can help you fill in the missing pieces for your genealogical research.
Still in search for something special for that special someone? Look no further! Here are some of Greene County’s exclusive items and offers this season including cozy accessories, Valentine’s Day themed crafts, floral arrangements, baked goods, chocolates and chocolate covered strawberries, specialty beverages, and more!
The possibilities for a new hobby in Greene County are endless. If you want to get physical, athletic programs and classes are waiting. Artistic individuals can get hands on with ceramics, crafting, and knitting/crocheting classes. Or head outdoors with our trails and waterways.
This winter, venture outdoors and observe the vibrant wildlife surrounding you. Which avian species might you spot? Explore our guide to several of Greene County’s common winter bird residents.
When it comes to counting birds, a lot depends on the weather. But it also depends on volunteers to grab their binoculars and notepads heading for the great outdoors to become citizen scientists for a day.
It was a picturesque morning in May. The trees were green, the flowers were in bloom, and it was as beautiful as a Greene County spring morning can be, with the sun shining and the weather perfect. The four Crow sisters—Lisbeth, Susie, Katie, and Tena—were on their way to visit sick neighbors.