“The ability to walk out your front door and be on the water or on the trail within minutes is something so many will never be able to experience.”
-Kurtis B.
“Venango County has an incredible array of properties for sale or lease at prices that you can’t possibly find anywhere else.”
-Tracy C.
“I have learned a lot from the people I have worked with. In doing so I have learned a lot about myself… I have surrounded myself with positive people who encourage and support me.”
-Jessica Y.
“In looking for a new place to live, we created an ideal place in our imaginations—a place with a river, mountains, good old architecture, an art community, good people, farmland nearby, affordable homes, and opportunity.”
-CJ & Barbara
“Here is where I feel welcomed, appreciated, and a part of a strong community. I take great pride in participating in organizations such as the young professional group FLEX, which has given me the chance to be an active leader in my hometown. ”
-Rachel S.
“The thing I love most of all? I love the community here in Venango County. I have never seen so many people invested in an area, its families, and its children.”
-Yuri M.
Sense of community, outdoor recreation, low cost of living—just a few benefits of living here.
You may hear “there are no jobs here,” and that’s absolutely untrue! Let us help you find a job and build your career.
No matter your interests, age, family size, or budget, you’ll be able to find something to do in your free time.
Being here not only involves living, working, and playing, but truly becoming a part of the community. There are countless ways to get involved and be connected here.
Last week I had the pleasure of speaking with about 20 students ages 13-19 from the Venango Area at the Oil Region Youth Entrepreneur Program. These students spent two days learning about becoming entrepreneurs and hearing from local business owners and leaders. My presentation was … READ MORE
Since the launch of Be Here in January, we’ve been speaking to community groups and students, presenting at events, posting on social media, and talking one-on-one with community members about the message of the initiative. We often get positive feedback and are asked “how can … READ MORE