Summer memories along Harveys Creek in West Nanticoke are a part of many families' lives in West Nanticoke. On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr, Wylam takes a trip down memory lane at Maureen's Cones and More. Happy faces flood this iconic stop that has stood the test of time. For decades, patrons of all types have enjoyed a cone and so much more. Join us for some ice cream!
On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, we celebrate Mom. Dr. Wylam joins Jackie of The Creative Touch in Plains to create the perfect gift for that special lady in your life. You can do the same at an upcoming workshop - one of many cool gatherings that have made this small business grow. Flowers are a focal point for this blossoming business but there's much more including a fun charm bar that celebrates creativity and individuality. We had lots of fun on this visit!
Ever since working at a card and gift shop years ago, Cindy dreamed of opening up her own boutique. On the next, Eye on the Wyoming Valley Dr. Dougherty makes his debut on our monthly web series to find out what's its like to make your dreams come true. Boxes & Bows, Gifts and More in Mountain Top has been a go to location for that perfect gift for nearly a decade. Although the size of this home decor and clothing business hasn't changed much, the offerings for customers certainly have. Join us
A shop that dog's love to spend time in is entering it's second year in 2025. On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr. Wylam spends some time with our furry friends at Green Dog Barkery in Wyoming. This unique pet store offers food and treats with 100% human grade ingredients along with a bakery loaded with healthy items for all of those special occasions. You can't really describe the pure excitement and joy our best friends have socializing with other doggie friends here. Join us!
A husband and wife in the Back Mountain operate a thriving farm producing products all year long. On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr. Wylam visits Back Mountain Microgreens in Dallas. Farming can be quite the challenge in our area but growing microgreens seems to work no matter where you might live. It's an interesting product that has been growing in interest well beyond restaurants and foodies.
Happy 2025! We start the new year on Eye on the Wyoming Valley in Forty Fort at the Little White Cottage. Dr. Wylam stops by for a visit at this adorable little home decor shop. A mother and daughter have worked together on making their dream business a reality. There's tons to see here and the inventory never stays the same. Items for your home, unique gifts and now fashionable clothing have been a popular draw. We join the crowd for a look around.
On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr. Wylam is immersed in holiday spirit at Pine Tree Farm in Shavertown. Families have been making memories for decades at this Back Mountain Christmas Tree farm. Old and young alike look forward to the day when they can pick out that perfect tree every year. Family members and volunteers make sure the experience is unforgettable even though they are still grieving the loss of their beloved father, grandfather and friend.
On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr. Wylam enjoys a slice of pizza instead of Thanksgiving turkey at Marty's Pizza in Nanticoke. For decades, patrons have had no problem waiting to get their pie for all kinds of occasions. It's literally a part of the history of this city. A wide variety of other ethnic items and entrees have become part of Marty's in more recent years along with a one of a kind dining room that makes a night out here very special.
When you win best coffee house after just a few months in business - you must be doing something right. On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr. Wylam gets spooked at Haunt Coffee in Wilkes-Barre Township. The drink menu honors the coffee houses of the 1990s complete with some tasty drinks with creative and scary names. But as you might expect, that's hardly the entire story here. Owner Jamie has had a lifelong fascination with the supernatural and if you do too this is the place to be.
On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr. Wylam meets one of our neighbors that came to Nanticoke for a better life. Soon after they arrived, they decided to treat all of us with dishes from their Mexican culture at Picosita Tacos. For three years, customers have been discovering what authentic Mexican food with fresh natural ingredients is all about. It's become a great addition to the local cuisine choices and we are excited to share the story of Picosita Tacos with you - coming up!
Two Newport Township entrepreneurs saved a historic former firehouse by adding a great new business on it's second floor. On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr. Wylam visits Alden Axe Co. to check out this exciting new local gathering place. With some quick axe throwing lessons just about anyone can have a blast here or wherever the Alden Axe Co. traveling trailors are this summer and fall. Will Dr. Wylam stick the bullseye? Join us and find out.
A family owned ice cream shop has been providing memories for families in Wilkes-Barre Township for over 2 decades. On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr. Wylam experiences the fun and endless smiles at The Snack Shack. It's a super friendly atmosphere that you really can't get enough of especially during the warm summer months. There was another aspect of this business that really put a smile on our face and we will tell you about that - coming up!
On the next Eye on the Wyoming Valley, we visit a really cool place to hang out. Wayne's World in Dallas has been that and so much more for decades. From music lessons, to vintage records, video games and collectibles - a trip to Wayne's World is a visit to the best days of your life. Join in on the jam session coming up! #smallbusiness #supportlocal #music #recordstores #records #backmountain #optometry
What started out as a small salon and summer ice cream stand has blossomed over the past two decades into a must stop location in the Back Mountain. On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, we stop by CK's Cantina & Grill in Dallas as they prepare for one of the biggest days on their calendar - Cinco de Mayo. Dr. Charnetski finds out what to expect this year as this big day will be celebrated on the 4th. Join us as we spend some time at this great family run business, that is a fun and welcom
On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, we give equal time to our kitty friends. Dr. Charnetski had a lot of fun enjoying some cat cuddles at Purrfect Mugs Cat Cafe in Plains. Homeless cats in the area have hit the jackpot making it to this comfortable cat den which also includes Grateful Roast Coffee and some unique cat gifts. There really isn't a place like this in the area and we were so happy to finally stop by for a visit. Come along with us for a look around.
DIY workshops in the Back Mountain are selling out. On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, Dr. Charnetski is inspired to try her hand at a floral cupcake bouquet class after our visit to the Back Mountain Makery in Dallas. This community based mercantile supports 80 different artists and vendors with the understanding that all the goods on display here are 100 percent handmade. Many of these small local businesses have never had a storefront to offer classes on their expertise.
On this month's Eye on the Wyoming Valley, we celebrate the month of love with our lovable furry friends. Three Dog Bakery - Kingston has been a must stop location in the Wyoming Valley for eye catching treats and so much more for over eight years. Dr. Charnetski couldn't pass up the chance to bring her Lulu in for some holiday dog shopping. We also meet new owner Jennifer who is more than excited to continue offering wonderful natural treats to our best buds throughout the area.
Happy 2024! On our first Eye on the Wyoming Valley of the New Year, we learn about a local couple's passion for good coffee and what they have do to bring it to our area everyday. Grateful Roast Coffee has been a must visit for many at it's cafe in Nanticoke for many years. They recently expanded to Clarks Summit and we can see why. Join Dr. Allie Wylam as she starts her day off the right way not only with a tasty brew but also by enjoying a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Edward's Garden Center in Forty Fort has been creating holiday memories for families in the area for 40 years. On our final Eye on the Wyoming Valley of 2023, Dr. Charnetski gets in the holiday spirit at this popular business known for gardening and landscaping expertise in the warmer months. However, the excitement of the season is unmistakable this time of year and is a must visit for many. Jingle bells are ringing at Edward's - join us! #supportlocal #smallbusiness #christmas