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Successful Poconos Coffee Company on HGTV show Friday

Pennsylvania First Lady Frances Wolf has announced the launch of a statewide virtual photo exhibit to document the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the arrival of winter weather, the need to redouble efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 is vitally important to everyone in the Poconos as well as those who visit.

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New Pocono Mountains Magazine Episode Debuts Sunday

WHAT: Pocono Mountains Magazine – November 2020
The 1-hour program produced by the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau (PMVB) features issues and timely topics all about the four counties in the Poconos (Wayne, Pike, Monroe and Carbon) and the people in the community.

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New 1-Hour Show on the Poconos Debuts Sunday

WHAT: Pocono Mountains Magazine Premiere
The 1-hour program produced by the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau (PMVB) features issues and

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Volunteers Tackle Litter on Annual Pick Up the Poconos Day

WHAT: Pick Up the Poconos Day

A one-day volunteer litter cleanup event organized by the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau, supported by PennDOT, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, Monroe County Municipal Waste Management Authority, Waste Management and Pennsylvania Environmental Council as well as East Stroudsburg University and numerous municipalities across the Pocono Mountains.

The Pocono Mountains has been chosen by USA TODAY 10Best readers as the 8^th Best Destination for Fall Foliage for 2020. The Poconos has now been recognized as one of the best spots to view the colorful leaves several years in a row.

Summer may still be in the air in the Pocono Mountains but we all know the crisp, spectacular autumn season is next up for visitors of all ages. The natural beauty that combines bright hues and gorgeous views is one of the reasons the region is back in the running for USA TODAY 10Best Destinations for Fall Foliage. Last year, the Poconos finished in 4^th place.

Golfers will once again be able to play more than a half-dozen courses throughout the Pocono Mountains after a delayed opening of the season.