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Nate Steis

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As seen in: Meadville Tribune, Western PA Sports Blog Podcast, exploreVenango, The Bradford Era, The Leader Vindicator, Explore Clarion, Saint Mary's Daily Press, The Clarion News, Ridgway Record, GANT News
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I SAW THE SIGN: Karter Hoffman Pays Homage to Family Roots and County With Dual Service Project

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By Nate Steis
| exploreVenango Verified
FRANKLIN, Pa. (EYT) – For decades, the entrance sign at the Venango County Fairgrounds welcomed visitors along Route 62. But for Franklin native and 2026 Franklin Area High School graduate Karter Hoffman, the aging structure sparked a vision. Fueled by a passion for the outdoors and his hometown, the third-generation fair exhibitor decided the entrance could use a major upgrade.
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DUBOIS DISTANCE DYNAMO: Decorated Local Runner Morgan Roemer Aims to Become a Doctor

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By Nate Steis
| explorejeffersonpa.com
PITTSBURGH, Pa. (EYT) – The miles matter, but they’re nothing compared to the long-term goals for DuBois native Morgan Roemer. A 2024 graduate of DuBois Area High School, she shattered records and helped bring the cross-country program to a better place. But becoming a doctor in the coming years is what the former Lady Beaver and current Duquesne University distance runner is truly aiming for. Growing up, Roemer watched her father, Dr. Paul Roemer, MD, serve the community as an internist.
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DYSEN’S IN D.C.: Punxsy’s Dysen Gould Talks Wrestling Journey and Career Pathways

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By Nate Steis
| explorejeffersonpa.com
WASHINGTON, D.C. (EYT) — Punxsutawney’s Dysen Gould may be a Division I wrestler, but there’s much more to the Jefferson County product than this grueling sport. However, much of who he is stems from being a wrestler for almost as long as he can remember. From the age of four, Gould was in the wrestling room. In those days, it was hard to find him a practice partner. He was a tiny kid, and his peers were bigger than him.
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