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June 2026 Quality on Tap

Posted: June 24, 2026 at 10:51AM

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June 2026 Quality on Tap

Posted: June 24, 2026 at 10:51AM

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Today (Tuesday July 21) is the eighth Hollidaysburg Farmers Market of the season; we meet from 11am-2pm, in rain and shine. Yes, there will be rain in the area, but hopefully not till we've held the market...it’s a full market of awesomeness! Sneak peeks include red ripe tomatoes at several vendor areas, watermelon, cantaloupes, Chambersburg peaches, sourdough bread, cold drinks and a variety of good food through Doug’s Dawgs (classic hot dogs, cheesesteaks, sausage sandwiches and burgers) The Dirty Soda Shack (pierogie/kielbasa plates, BLT pasta salad, and buffalo chicken quesadillas), and Bake Shop Bakes (grab and go fresh made Italian and turkey subs), and yogurt smoothies through Blue Barn Farm! Our market meets each Tuesday 11-2 through the end of September and also meets for Night Markets on the third Friday of each market month, 5-8pm. If you need an address for your GPS, please use 301 Allegheny Street. The following list covers a lot of the local products our vendors are bringing today. There's too much to list it all, although we tried! You need to come and see for yourself!PRODUCE:Blue Barn Farm’s list includes: Sweet Cherries, Chambersburg Peaches, Watermelon and Cantaloupes from NC, three kinds of tomatoes (slicers, heirloom, cherry), Arugula, Endive, Kale, Scallions, Candy Onions, Beans (green and yellow), Kohlrabi, Beets, Carrots, Fennel, Potatoes (red and white), Eggplant (classic and Asian), Peppers (Jalapeno, banana, bell), Zucchini, Yellow Squash, Cucumbers (slicers and picklers), Cabbage, Collard Greens, Swiss Chard, Herbs- Chives, Oregano, Parsley, Sage, Basil, Mint, Rosemary… Garlic Bulbs, Jarred products - salsas, pickles, jams, salad dressings, Clover Creek Cheeses, Maple Syrup, and Raw milk, chocolate milk and pasteurized yogurt smoothies from Rissler Farm. Don’t forget to look inside the coolers to pick your fresh milk and cheese!Rispoli's Produce will have green beans, yellow beans, green tomatoes, rhubarb, red white and blue potatoes, infused local honeys, honey sticks, NEW homegrown Sweet gourmet cucumbers (I am told that they are delicious), Zucchini in green and yellow, Yellow Squash, Spring Onions, Candy Onions, fresh brown free-range eggs, rainbow eggs. MAYBE: Sugar Snap Peas, and MAYBE: red ripe tomatoes. Come talk to Lisa about what produce will be ready in the coming weeks, and get some honey!Judy's Home-Grown Vegetables is here with her fresh, high-quality vegetables and fruit! Today you need to see her beautiful Assorted Cherry Tomatoes, Assorted Heirloom Tomatoes, Japanese cucumbers (which are especially great for fresh eating and for making sushi roll), Sunflowers, Strawflowers, Swiss chard, Tatsoi (a thin-stemmed Pac choi), and Thyme. Judy sells out most weeks, so get to her fast! Check Judy’s FB page and scroll back through to learn more about her produce and how to use it. She has a lovely description of the four heirloom varieties that are ripe this week. Horizon Micro Farm has brought delicious, fresh microgreens. They are organic and hydroponic. A very good food for hot weather! When it’s very hot, the microgreens are likely to be stored in the cooler; just ask if you don’t see them out on the table! Kelly says, “They’re the best thing you’re not eating yet!” Lost Temple Nursery LLC will attend the market every other week. This week (July 21) is NOT a market week for them. See them NEXT week (July 28) with a variety of potted garden, yard, and house plants in different varieties and colors, including native plants, plants that support pollinators, and even trees and shrubs. Not sure what something is, or what to do with it? Ask them! Saying it again to make sure everyone knows: Lost Temple has now begun their summer pattern of attending the market every other week. If you don’t see them at market, and need something right away, visit/message their FB page!Sunshine & Succulents has succulent arrangements in a variety of pots and containers. Succulents are good as presents; they make great outdoor decorations and will thrive from summer through fall. Add some extra beauty to your porch or patio with succulents. Bring your kids or grandkids so they can create their own succulent sand art project. The Posie Patch will be here with their famous cut flowers, dried flowers, and dried wreaths in season. Do you know that you can call them and place your order ahead of time? Phone: 814-766-2270, or email theposypatch@ibyfax.com. Note that the business name is The Posie Patch and the email has a different ("posy") spelling. HANDMADE SOAP: Deep Well Farm has made a new batch of magnesium body butter, new outdoor soap designs with black and gold details, little cat shaped soaps, and a limited amount of duck eggs, plus their regular scented and unscented soaps made with goat's milk, Jersey cow milk, and tallow, and (new product) sheep wool for gardening or birding. Come talk to Cora and learn more about what people do with a bag full of sheep wool! There *may* be a surprise animal guest near Deep Well’s booth at any time this summer; it is dependent on the weather. PREPARED FOODS (LUNCH SPECIALS):The Dirty Soda Shack is back with a special pierogie/kielbasa plate, a BLT pasta salad, and Buffalo Chicken Quesadillas. Doug's Dawgs is here with classic hot dogs, chili mac, sausage sandwiches, cheesesteaks, burgers and cold drinks, perfect for a lunch stop. We need more pictures of Doug’s sandwiches and hot dogs—please take some and share to our page or tag us! Bake Shop Bakes Tyrone has fresh grab and go subs (Turkey and Italian) in the coolers in front of their baked goods display. Don’t forget to look in the coolers at the farmers market. Some of the best stuff is in there! BAKED GOODSBake Shop Bakes Tyrone is here with their crowd-pleasing, made-this-morning Italian Subs and Turkey Subs great for lunch, and a bakery case loaded with favorites including: Apple Dumplings, Fresh Cookies, Baked Treats, Pepperoni Bread and more! Again we must remind you to look in the coolers in front of Bake Shop Bakes’ table…some of the best stuff is in there! Seraphim Sourdough Co. has delicious sourdough offerings, including Traditional, Jalapeno Cheddar, and Pepperoni Mozzarella sourdough loaves, Traditional and Jalapeno Cheddar English Muffins, and an assortment of scones. Learn more at their FB page!LOCALLY MADE PRODUCTS TO EAT AND DRINKThe Pickled Pimp will not attend today's market, but watch our page for an update on when he'll attend next. He has fresh, crunchy pickles in a variety of classic and creative flavors including Sweet Heat, Sweet Horseradish Onion, Abe’s Kosher Dill, Vampire Killa’s, Spicy Dill, and Bread and Butta. The Pickled Pimp uses locally grown vegetables and is veteran-owned. Try a sample and come meet Matt.Hess Maple Products will be available through Blue Barn Farm this summer.The814Distillery will not attend this summer’s markets, and we’re sorry to lose them. We are looking for another local distillery.The Skirted Soldier and their sister company Blue Knob Farm will not attend today's market. Look for them next week with delicious and good smelling/useful products, made with raw materials from PA veteran-owned farms. HANDICRAFTS/FIBER ARTS Claudia's Crafts has handmade homegood products including towels and casserole carriers to show you. Her beautifully made items (especially her scrubbies and washcloths) make great presents and are mainstays for the kitchen and home. Handmade leather goods, made by Chris, will also be on display. Check out the leather work that Chris entered in our local farm shows (of course he won awards, because his work is beautiful!) NEW: tied flies, for people who fish.FEATURED NONPROFITS/ORGANIZATIONS: Hollidaysburg Area Arts Council will be on site with info about their free concerts at Canal Basin Park.The Allegheny Ukulele Kollective will be on site, providing some live music 11:30-1:30.(Visiting nonprofits are information/community resources only; no sales of any kind; they often hand out free swag or offer a free children’s activity.)Any omissions or errors in this list are completely the fault of the poster. See you at the market (June through September) each Tuesday, 11am-2pm, and on the third Friday of each market month from 5-8pm, rain and shine!We will have some Hollidaysburg Community Farm Show booklets for you this week---the Farm Show will be held in September.Thank you for supporting local. And thank you to our market sponsor, Evey Black Attorneys LLC !We thank you for your support and ask that you support all local agriculture wherever you may find it: the growers, makers, bakers and brewers of our local farmers markets, local online resources like Blair Markets, individual markets at farms and roadside stands, fresh ingredients sourced from local agriculture at our local eateries, food trucks and restaurants, and the local agricultural products found in our area's stores and businesses. ... See MoreSee Less
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BLAIR PA ALERT: NWS Partners - Severe Weather expected across Central PA this afternoon and evening, July 21, 2026 Scattered to numerous severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon into tonight Damaging wind gusts remain the primary threat, but all hazards including a few tornadoes, widely scattered flash flooding, and large hail are possible High confidence that several severe storms will occur with some reaching intensity levels you may only experience one or two times per year Included severe weather timing for this afternoon, 2-6PM for most severe outlook in Blair County. For more information and graphics, go to www.weather.gov/media/ctp/DssPacket.pdf . You can also find additional weather information at www.weather.gov/ctp/briefing or www.weather.gov/ctp/selfbrief . Report power outages to your electric supplier. Report downed wires to 911. Do not touch downed wires. Report damages to property to your municipality. Blair County Department of Emergency Services-CF ... See MoreSee Less
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BLAIR PA ALERT:Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued July 18 at 8:43PM EDT until July 18 at 9:30PM EDT by NWS State College PASVRCTPThe National Weather Service in State College PA has issued a* Severe Thunderstorm Warning for...Southeastern Blair County in central Pennsylvania...Huntingdon County in central Pennsylvania...Southwestern Juniata County in central Pennsylvania...Southwestern Mifflin County in central Pennsylvania...* Until 930 PM EDT.* At 842 PM EDT, severe thunderstorms were located along a lineextending from Warriors Mark to Spruce Creek to Canoe Creek StatePark, moving southeast at 45 mph.HAZARD...60 mph wind gusts.SOURCE...Radar indicated.IMPACT...Expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees.* Locations impacted include...Altoona, Lewistown, Huntingdon, Hollidaysburg, Mount Union,Lakemont, Belleville, Warriors Mark, Honey Grove, Williamsburg,Spruce Hill, and Strodes Mills.Radar has indicated rotation within these severe thunderstorms.Although a tornado is not immediately likely, tornadoes can developquickly during severe thunderstorms.This includes Interstate 99 between mile markers 30 and 40, and nearmile marker 55.Stay inside a well built structure and keep away from windows.To report severe weather, contact your nearest law enforcementagency. They will send your report to the National Weather Serviceoffice in State College PA.Very heavy rainfall is occurring with these severe thunderstorms, andmay lead to flash flooding. Do not drive your vehicle through floodedroadways.www.weather.gov ... See MoreSee Less
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BLAIR PA ALERT:Tornado Warning issued July 18 at 8:16PM EDT until July 18 at 8:30PM EDT by NWS State College PATORCTPThe National Weather Service in State College PA has issued a* Tornado Warning for...North central Blair County in central Pennsylvania...Southwestern Centre County in central Pennsylvania...South central Clearfield County in central Pennsylvania...* Until 830 PM EDT.* At 815 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornadowas located over Houtzdale, moving southeast at 40 mph.HAZARD...Tornado.SOURCE...Radar indicated rotation.IMPACT...Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught withoutshelter. Mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed.Damage to roofs, windows, and vehicles will occur. Treedamage is likely.* This dangerous storm will be near...Houtzdale and Sandy Ridge around 820 PM EDT.Tyrone and Bald Eagle around 830 PM EDT.Other locations impacted by this tornadic thunderstorm includeBrisbin and Ramey.This includes Interstate 99 between mile markers 47 and 53, and nearmile marker 62.TAKE COVER NOW! Move to a basement or an interior room on the lowestfloor of a sturdy building. Avoid windows. If you are outdoors, in amobile home, or in a vehicle, move to the closest substantial shelterand protect yourself from flying debris.www.weather.gov ... See MoreSee Less
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June 2026 Quality on Tap

Posted: June 24, 2026 at 10:51AM

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Today (Tuesday July 21) is the eighth Hollidaysburg Farmers Market of the season; we meet from 11am-2pm, in rain and shine. Yes, there will be rain in the area, but hopefully not till we've held the market...it’s a full market of awesomeness! Sneak peeks include red ripe tomatoes at several vendor areas, watermelon, cantaloupes, Chambersburg peaches, sourdough bread, cold drinks and a variety of good food through Doug’s Dawgs (classic hot dogs, cheesesteaks, sausage sandwiches and burgers) The Dirty Soda Shack (pierogie/kielbasa plates, BLT pasta salad, and buffalo chicken quesadillas), and Bake Shop Bakes (grab and go fresh made Italian and turkey subs), and yogurt smoothies through Blue Barn Farm! Our market meets each Tuesday 11-2 through the end of September and also meets for Night Markets on the third Friday of each market month, 5-8pm. If you need an address for your GPS, please use 301 Allegheny Street. The following list covers a lot of the local products our vendors are bringing today. There's too much to list it all, although we tried! You need to come and see for yourself!PRODUCE:Blue Barn Farm’s list includes: Sweet Cherries, Chambersburg Peaches, Watermelon and Cantaloupes from NC, three kinds of tomatoes (slicers, heirloom, cherry), Arugula, Endive, Kale, Scallions, Candy Onions, Beans (green and yellow), Kohlrabi, Beets, Carrots, Fennel, Potatoes (red and white), Eggplant (classic and Asian), Peppers (Jalapeno, banana, bell), Zucchini, Yellow Squash, Cucumbers (slicers and picklers), Cabbage, Collard Greens, Swiss Chard, Herbs- Chives, Oregano, Parsley, Sage, Basil, Mint, Rosemary… Garlic Bulbs, Jarred products - salsas, pickles, jams, salad dressings, Clover Creek Cheeses, Maple Syrup, and Raw milk, chocolate milk and pasteurized yogurt smoothies from Rissler Farm. Don’t forget to look inside the coolers to pick your fresh milk and cheese!Rispoli's Produce will have green beans, yellow beans, green tomatoes, rhubarb, red white and blue potatoes, infused local honeys, honey sticks, NEW homegrown Sweet gourmet cucumbers (I am told that they are delicious), Zucchini in green and yellow, Yellow Squash, Spring Onions, Candy Onions, fresh brown free-range eggs, rainbow eggs. MAYBE: Sugar Snap Peas, and MAYBE: red ripe tomatoes. Come talk to Lisa about what produce will be ready in the coming weeks, and get some honey!Judy's Home-Grown Vegetables is here with her fresh, high-quality vegetables and fruit! Today you need to see her beautiful Assorted Cherry Tomatoes, Assorted Heirloom Tomatoes, Japanese cucumbers (which are especially great for fresh eating and for making sushi roll), Sunflowers, Strawflowers, Swiss chard, Tatsoi (a thin-stemmed Pac choi), and Thyme. Judy sells out most weeks, so get to her fast! Check Judy’s FB page and scroll back through to learn more about her produce and how to use it. She has a lovely description of the four heirloom varieties that are ripe this week. Horizon Micro Farm has brought delicious, fresh microgreens. They are organic and hydroponic. A very good food for hot weather! When it’s very hot, the microgreens are likely to be stored in the cooler; just ask if you don’t see them out on the table! Kelly says, “They’re the best thing you’re not eating yet!” Lost Temple Nursery LLC will attend the market every other week. This week (July 21) is NOT a market week for them. See them NEXT week (July 28) with a variety of potted garden, yard, and house plants in different varieties and colors, including native plants, plants that support pollinators, and even trees and shrubs. Not sure what something is, or what to do with it? Ask them! Saying it again to make sure everyone knows: Lost Temple has now begun their summer pattern of attending the market every other week. If you don’t see them at market, and need something right away, visit/message their FB page!Sunshine & Succulents has succulent arrangements in a variety of pots and containers. Succulents are good as presents; they make great outdoor decorations and will thrive from summer through fall. Add some extra beauty to your porch or patio with succulents. Bring your kids or grandkids so they can create their own succulent sand art project. The Posie Patch will be here with their famous cut flowers, dried flowers, and dried wreaths in season. Do you know that you can call them and place your order ahead of time? Phone: 814-766-2270, or email theposypatch@ibyfax.com. Note that the business name is The Posie Patch and the email has a different ("posy") spelling. HANDMADE SOAP: Deep Well Farm has made a new batch of magnesium body butter, new outdoor soap designs with black and gold details, little cat shaped soaps, and a limited amount of duck eggs, plus their regular scented and unscented soaps made with goat's milk, Jersey cow milk, and tallow, and (new product) sheep wool for gardening or birding. Come talk to Cora and learn more about what people do with a bag full of sheep wool! There *may* be a surprise animal guest near Deep Well’s booth at any time this summer; it is dependent on the weather. PREPARED FOODS (LUNCH SPECIALS):The Dirty Soda Shack is back with a special pierogie/kielbasa plate, a BLT pasta salad, and Buffalo Chicken Quesadillas. Doug's Dawgs is here with classic hot dogs, chili mac, sausage sandwiches, cheesesteaks, burgers and cold drinks, perfect for a lunch stop. We need more pictures of Doug’s sandwiches and hot dogs—please take some and share to our page or tag us! Bake Shop Bakes Tyrone has fresh grab and go subs (Turkey and Italian) in the coolers in front of their baked goods display. Don’t forget to look in the coolers at the farmers market. Some of the best stuff is in there! BAKED GOODSBake Shop Bakes Tyrone is here with their crowd-pleasing, made-this-morning Italian Subs and Turkey Subs great for lunch, and a bakery case loaded with favorites including: Apple Dumplings, Fresh Cookies, Baked Treats, Pepperoni Bread and more! Again we must remind you to look in the coolers in front of Bake Shop Bakes’ table…some of the best stuff is in there! Seraphim Sourdough Co. has delicious sourdough offerings, including Traditional, Jalapeno Cheddar, and Pepperoni Mozzarella sourdough loaves, Traditional and Jalapeno Cheddar English Muffins, and an assortment of scones. Learn more at their FB page!LOCALLY MADE PRODUCTS TO EAT AND DRINKThe Pickled Pimp will not attend today's market, but watch our page for an update on when he'll attend next. He has fresh, crunchy pickles in a variety of classic and creative flavors including Sweet Heat, Sweet Horseradish Onion, Abe’s Kosher Dill, Vampire Killa’s, Spicy Dill, and Bread and Butta. The Pickled Pimp uses locally grown vegetables and is veteran-owned. Try a sample and come meet Matt.Hess Maple Products will be available through Blue Barn Farm this summer.The814Distillery will not attend this summer’s markets, and we’re sorry to lose them. We are looking for another local distillery.The Skirted Soldier and their sister company Blue Knob Farm will not attend today's market. Look for them next week with delicious and good smelling/useful products, made with raw materials from PA veteran-owned farms. HANDICRAFTS/FIBER ARTS Claudia's Crafts has handmade homegood products including towels and casserole carriers to show you. Her beautifully made items (especially her scrubbies and washcloths) make great presents and are mainstays for the kitchen and home. Handmade leather goods, made by Chris, will also be on display. Check out the leather work that Chris entered in our local farm shows (of course he won awards, because his work is beautiful!) NEW: tied flies, for people who fish.FEATURED NONPROFITS/ORGANIZATIONS: Hollidaysburg Area Arts Council will be on site with info about their free concerts at Canal Basin Park.The Allegheny Ukulele Kollective will be on site, providing some live music 11:30-1:30.(Visiting nonprofits are information/community resources only; no sales of any kind; they often hand out free swag or offer a free children’s activity.)Any omissions or errors in this list are completely the fault of the poster. See you at the market (June through September) each Tuesday, 11am-2pm, and on the third Friday of each market month from 5-8pm, rain and shine!We will have some Hollidaysburg Community Farm Show booklets for you this week---the Farm Show will be held in September.Thank you for supporting local. And thank you to our market sponsor, Evey Black Attorneys LLC !We thank you for your support and ask that you support all local agriculture wherever you may find it: the growers, makers, bakers and brewers of our local farmers markets, local online resources like Blair Markets, individual markets at farms and roadside stands, fresh ingredients sourced from local agriculture at our local eateries, food trucks and restaurants, and the local agricultural products found in our area's stores and businesses. ... See MoreSee Less
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BLAIR PA ALERT: NWS Partners - Severe Weather expected across Central PA this afternoon and evening, July 21, 2026 Scattered to numerous severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon into tonight Damaging wind gusts remain the primary threat, but all hazards including a few tornadoes, widely scattered flash flooding, and large hail are possible High confidence that several severe storms will occur with some reaching intensity levels you may only experience one or two times per year Included severe weather timing for this afternoon, 2-6PM for most severe outlook in Blair County. For more information and graphics, go to www.weather.gov/media/ctp/DssPacket.pdf . You can also find additional weather information at www.weather.gov/ctp/briefing or www.weather.gov/ctp/selfbrief . Report power outages to your electric supplier. Report downed wires to 911. Do not touch downed wires. Report damages to property to your municipality. Blair County Department of Emergency Services-CF ... See MoreSee Less
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