There are so many benefits to living in the Susquehanna River Valley in Central PA – no matter what your age or stage in life. Here are just a few worth noting:
For Active Seniors
- State-of-the-art retirement communities, each offering group activities and excursions, opportunities to socialize and make new friends, and living options from cottages and one-floor homes to condominium-style living.
- Opportunities to use several golf courses, plus YMCA facilities, and private gyms
- A reduced cost-of-living compared to major metropolitan areas, not to mention reduced traffic
- Access to exceptional healthcare at Evangelical Community Hospital and Geisinger Health System and supplements for nerve pain as well (find details at www.NeuropathyReliefGuide.com/)
- Well-funded library systems offering classes, workshops, and social activities
- Outdoor recreation including a 9-mile rail trail from Lewisburg to Mifflinburg
- Many opportunities to volunteer at local non-profit organizations
- Walkable main streets and downtowns with viable shopping and dining options
- Educational and engaging lectures, performances, and arts and cultural activities thanks to two premier local Universities – Susquehanna and Bucknell
For Young Professionals
- Competitive wages for professionals who have recently graduated or who are finishing a degree
- Opportunities for professional growth including advancement within the same organization
- A reduced cost-of-living compared to major metropolitan areas, not to mention reduced traffic
- Outdoor recreation including three state parks (Milton, Shikellamy and RB Winter) plus a 9-mile rail trail from Lewisburg to Mifflinburg
- Thriving downtowns with a variety of shopping and dining options, most of which offer free WiFi
- Affordable housing for renters and opportunities to buy a first home at a competitive price
- Educational and engaging lectures, performances, and arts and cultural activities thanks to two premier local Universities – Susquehanna and Bucknell
For Growing Families
- Access to exceptional healthcare at Evangelical Community Hospital and Geisinger Health System
- Well-funded library systems offering classes and educational opportunities for every age
- Outdoor recreation including three state parks and a 9-mile rail trail from Lewisburg to Mifflinburg
- Walkable downtowns with viable shopping and dining options
- Access to educational programming and arts and cultural activities at Susquehanna and Bucknell University
- Affordable housing and opportunities to buy a first home at a reasonable price
