Wicked Little Witches

06/20/2026

06/20/2026

The Amish ladies will be making Donuts and Fried Pies tomorrow, Saturday, June 20th at the Donut Barn, 700 Main St, Volant, Pa

06/18/2026

🐍 Before you hurt a small snake in the garden, take one second to look closer.

🌿 A common garter snake often has a slim body with 3 light stripes running down its back and sides. It is one of the most helpful snakes you can find around a yard.

🐌 It helps control slugs, snails, grubs, worms, insects, and other small pests that damage leaves, roots, and vegetable beds.

🪨 If you see one resting on stones, near leaves, or under logs, it is usually just warming up, hiding, or hunting quietly.

😟 If scared, it may try to escape, bluff, or release a bad smell. That does not mean it wants to attack you.

🚫 Please don’t grab it, hit it, or chase it. Just give it space and let it move away.

⚠️ If you are not 100% sure what snake it is, keep distance, keep pets and kids away, and let it leave safely.

06/18/2026

KAT IS BACK SUNDAY 6/21/26 FROM 12-5 CALL THE SHOP TO BOOK YOUR READING! 724-533-7900

06/18/2026

June's best skywatching event is happening now.

The crescent moon is about to join Venus, Jupiter, and Mercury in a beautiful planetary lineup.

The celestial gathering begins shortly after sunset and continues through the nights leading up to the summer solstice, which arrives on June 20.

Venus will be the easiest object to spot. Often called the Evening Star, it will shine brilliantly above the horizon. Jupiter will appear nearby, while Mercury, the smallest and innermost planet in the solar system, will be the most challenging to find because it sits lower in the fading twilight.

The crescent moon will move through the lineup from night to night as it follows its monthly orbit around Earth.

On one evening, the moon will appear beside the planets. By the following night, it will have shifted noticeably higher in the sky.

The best time to look is about an hour after sunset. A clear view of the western horizon will help, especially if you're hoping to spot Mercury before it disappears into the twilight glow.

Although the four objects appear close together from our perspective, they're actually separated by enormous distances.

The moon is about 239,000 miles (385,000 km) from Earth. Venus is roughly 80 million miles (129 million km) away, while Jupiter is more than 500 million miles (805 million km) distant.

Their apparent alignment is simply a trick of perspective created by our viewpoint from Earth.

Because the event spans several nights, you don't have to catch it on a specific evening. If clouds get in the way one night, you'll have another chance the next.

Just step outside, look west after sunset, and enjoy the show!

06/16/2026

Fathers Day is approaching! June 21, 2026!

06/15/2026

Join Whispering Souls Paranormal's GHOST HUNTING EVENT on Saturday, June 27th at Greene County Museum located in Waynesburg, PA.

Tickets are LIMITED! Get yours before they're gone.....
www.whisperingsoulsparanormal.com