Holly Riddle

5 days ago | thetakeout.com | Holly Riddle

Food recalls seem to be in the headlines nearly every day recently. It is not just in your imagination, though. Food recalls really have been on the rise, with recalls rising by 20% between 2020 and 2023, (via Northeastern Global News). There are multiple reasons for this, including organizational shifts at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and lingering ramifications from the COVID-19 pandemic and all the labor force and manufacturing problems that came with it, among them.

1 week ago | thetakeout.com | Holly Riddle

Even though the Mediterranean diet is often praised as one of the healthiest diets that you could follow, you'll likely need to look far and wide to find a dietitian or nutritionist who will tell you to eat Italian all day, every day. Italian food — or at least the Americanized Italian food served at chains like Olive Garden and Fazoli's — is notoriously carby, fatty, and sodium-filled. After all, as delicious as it is, that's just what you get when you combine a lot of pasta and a lot of cheese.

1 week ago | lancasterfarming.com | Holly Riddle

Today, families around Centre County know Harner Farm as the place to go for flowers in the spring, fresh produce in the summer and apples and pumpkins in the fall. A long-standing staple within the Happy Valley agricultural community, the farm is celebrating its 80th year in business. Paul and Emily Harner purchased the farm in 1945 and have passed it down through the generations.

1 week ago | centredaily.com | Holly Riddle

The Harner family sits on the porch at the Harner Farm at 3191 W. College Ave. on April 28, 2025. The family-run farm is celebrating its 80th anniversary in 2025. [email protected] Today, families around Centre County know Harner Farm as the place to go for flowers in the spring, fresh produce in the summer and apples and pumpkins in the fall. A long-standing staple within the Happy Valley agricultural community, the farm is celebrating its 80th year in business.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Holly Riddle

Today, families around Centre County know Harner Farm as the place to go for flowers in the spring, fresh produce in the summer and apples and pumpkins in the fall. A long-standing staple within the Happy Valley agricultural community, the farm is celebrating its 80th year in business. Paul and Emily Harner purchased the farm in 1945 and have passed it down through the generations.