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Covering the food and dining scene in central Pennsylvania since 1997 for Pennlive.com and The Patriot-News.
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Bret Michaels says officials ended his central Pa. concert too early: 'Wanted to finish the show strong'

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By Sue Gleiter Verified
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Sue Gleiter, pennlive.com Bret Michaels isn't mincing any words when it comes to officials ending his central Pennsylvania concert early on Saturday. The former Poison frontman's concert at Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course near Grantville was cut short due to storm threats. On Sunday, Michaels, a Mechanicsburg native, opened up on Facebook, sharing mixed emotions about the event.
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Bret Michaels says officials ended his central Pa. concert too early: ‘Wanted to finish the show strong’

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By Sue Gleiter Verified
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
Life & Culture Published: Jul. 13, 2026, 12:04 p.m. Mechanicsburg native Bret Michaels performs his “Parti-Gras 2.0″ tour at Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in East Hanover Township in 2024. File photo by Zach Gleiter | Special to PennLive Bret Michaels isn’t mincing any words when it comes to officials ending his central Pennsylvania concert early on Saturday.
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You still have time to see the Big Boy train before it leaves Pa.

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By Sue Gleiter Verified, Janet Pickel Verified
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Sue Gleiter, Janet Pickel, pennlive.com Union Pacific ‘s historic Big Boy No. 4014 steam locomotive is still in Pennsylvania as it makes its way back to the West Coast. It'll be at the Railroaders Memorial Museum in Altoona Thursday and Friday, then on display at the Horseshoe Curve National Historic Site on Saturday. Tickets will be required.
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