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Beaver’s HalloweenTown Art Bazaar transforms Georgetown Lane into a haunted art celebration on October 18, blending spooky creativity, live music, and local makers for a night of costumes, tacos, and community spirit.

Beaver County’s mill towns may have been built by the furnace—but they’re being saved by the grid. From Mitsubishi’s $86 million expansion to the rebirth of Bruce Mansfield and Shell Polymers’ massive plant, the county is quietly powering a 21st-century industrial revival—one built not on nostalgia, but on endurance, infrastructure, and steady reinvention.

Tenaris’s $85 million investment in Koppel modernizes a century-old steel mill with cleaner air technology, backed by tariffs securing local jobs.

New Brighton’s Underground Railroad walking tour uncovers hidden safe houses, powerful abolitionist voices, and the community heroes who sheltered freedom seekers.

A candid reflection on politics, democracy, and resilience—reminding us that disagreement isn’t destruction and history proves we’ll be okay.

Step back to 1778 at Fort McIntosh Day in Beaver, with cannon fire, colonial crafts, and history where the U.S. Army was born.

Beaver County’s future lies in embracing robotics and AI to reinvent its economy. With local programs at CCBC and regional partners, the county is transforming from a steel-centric past to a tech-driven future.

From new energy policies and tariffs to tax cuts and immigration, a Trump administration could bring both benefits and risks to Beaver County’s economy.

Beaver County’s strength lies in its hardworking people—building businesses, raising families, and shaping a community worth celebrating.

Pittsburgh International Airport’s “right-sizing” project shows that adapting to fit a community’s actual needs is smarter than chasing past delusions.