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The Chevy Tahoe was already an iconic vehicle. Now the 2021 model is bolder, stronger, and more spacious, which makes it one of the best yet. If you're thinking about getting a new SUV, check out what the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe has to offer so you can see why this vehicle will suit all of your needs. more Plenty of Interior Space Whether you're carrying cargo or people, you know you'll find all the space you need inside the all-new 2021 Chevy Tahoe. The three-row SUV has been redesigned to be more open and roomy. If you leave all of the seats up, you'll enjoy seating for up to seven passengers. Do you need more space for hauling large cargo? That's not a problem in the Tahoe. Simply lower the standard 60/40 split-folding third-row and second-row bench seats to reveal an impressive cargo volume of up to 123 cubic feet. More Exciting Power No matter what type of adventure you have planned, you know the Chevy Tahoe has the power you need to handle it. The Tahoe comes standard with a 5.3-liter V-8 engine that pairs with a 10-speed automatic transmission to churn out 355 horsepower and 383 pound-feet of torque for a maximum towing capacity of up to 8,400 pounds. If you're interested in more brawny power, you can also choose to equip your Tahoe with the available 6.2-liter V-8 engine that delivers 420 horsepower and 460 pound-feet of torque. Head-Turning Good Looks If you're interested in getting a new Chevrolet that makes a statement everywhere it goes, check out the bold style of the 2021 Tahoe. The sleek lines of the SUV are highlighted by standard features that include bright roof-mounted side rails, black assist steps, LED headlights, LED daytime running lights, LED taillights, and deep-tinted glass. To help you handle all types of weather, the Tahoe comes standard with rain-sensing windshield wipers and heated side mirrors. You'll also appreciate the convenience of the available hands-free power liftgate. Outstanding Safety Features You'll enjoy a more confident drive every time you hit the road in the Chevrolet Tahoe, thanks to its collection of advanced safety features. Every Tahoe comes standard with forward collision alert, automatic emergency braking, front pedestrian braking, a high-definition rearview camera, rear park assist, and a following distance indicator. For added peace of mind, the SUV is also available with a high-definition surround vision camera, front park assist, lane change alert with blind-zone alert, and lane-keep assist with lane departure warning. Impressive Multimedia Technology The 2021 Tahoe includes all types of convenient multimedia features that will help you and your passengers stay connected and entertained on the road. The standard Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Plus system includes a 10.2-inch color touch-screen display, voice-activated technology, six audio speakers, HD Radio, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth for streaming audio and hands-free calling. Now that you know more about what the 2021 Chevy Tahoe has to offer, stop by Carlisle Chevrolet Buick GMC to choose which model you want to take home today.

The U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC), in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is a research and archive facility focused on Army history. Its 56-acre campus includes the U.S. Army War College Library, U.S. Army Military History Institute, a conservation facility, and more. Certain exhibits and buildings, such as the Visitor and Education Center, are open to the public. Discover the top three things you can do at USAHEC. nextpage 1. Walk the Army Heritage Trail The Army Heritage Trail is a 1-mile trail that winds through USAHEC's grounds and serves as an outdoor museum. As you walk down the path, you'll encounter exhibits, artifacts, and reconstructions representing every period of Army history. Sometimes, historians are on site to give presentations as visitors walk past. The Army Heritage Trail's 14 exhibits include replicas of the World War I trench system, French and Indian War waystations, Redoubt 10 from the Battle of Yorktown in the Revolutionary War, American Civil War encampment cabins, artillery from the Battle of Antietam, a World War II induction center and battle scene, the Vietnam Fire Support Base, and more. A variety of tanks, weapons, and aircraft from U.S. Army history also line the trail, and you can pause to visit the Memorial Garden that commemorates Army veterans. The trail is open to walkers, runners, cyclists, and dog-walkers from dawn to dusk. 2. Visit the Soldier Experience Gallery Within the Visitor and Education Center, you can explore the Soldier Experience Gallery, which showcases Army history — from the Spanish-American War to the War in Afghanistan — through the lens of the individuals who lived it. First, pick up a dog tag representing one of six soldiers from the information desk. This dog tag will guide you through the gallery, teaching you about that soldier and how he or she experienced Army life. You'll get to view hundreds of Army relics, listen to recordings, watch introductory and closing films, try your hand at the digital shooting range and basic combat training, admire the Vietnam booby traps and tunnels display, and relive momentous military moments such as D-Day and the night attacks of the Korean War. Kids will enjoy the World War I tank experience and the World War II parachute jump. At the end of your visit, you'll have the chance to pen a letter to an active-duty Army member. 3. Learn About the Reserves A Call to Arms is one of USAHEC's newest exhibits, and it tells the history and story of the Army Reserve. The U.S. Army Reserve is a group of men and women who are trained to serve the country both here and abroad in times of need. After, they can return to their normal lives. A Call to Arms uses visuals, photographs, and artifacts to guide visitors through the Reserve's history, from pre-U.S. years to its current role. Walk the exhibit's halls to learn more about these selfless individuals. History buffs, military supporters, and anyone else looking for a fun and educational outing will appreciate a day at the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center. Image by Pixabay

The 2020 GMC Sierra pickup truck is not only quick and powerful, it's more refined than ever and brings smart tech to the table along with capabilities that will exceed any driver's expectations. The latest Sierra HD received a redesign with updates that include bolder exterior elements, updated powertrains, a refreshed interior, increased towing and hauling capabilities, and some unique tech and convenience features. Find out why the 2020 Sierra 3500 HD is better than ever. nextpage The Power Under the hood of the entry level Sierra 3500 is a 6.6-liter V-8 that GMC tuned to deliver 401 horsepower and get 464 pound-feet of torque. A 6.6-liter V-8 Duramax turbodiesel is an option and generates 445 horsepower and 910 pound-feet of torque. Rear-wheel drive comes standard in all trims except the AT4 and Denali, which come with four-wheel drive, and the four-wheel drive is an option for the rest of the trims. The Capabilities The 3500 HD has impressive capabilities. When equipped with the Duramax engine and a gooseneck hitch, it can tow up to 35,000 pounds and handle up to 5,800 pounds in the cargo bed. With a conventional hitch, this truck can tow up to 20,000 pounds, and if you have the larger cab and shorter bed, it can still haul over 4,000 pounds. GMC added a new Allison 10-speed automatic transmission, which has closer gear spacing that makes the engine operate in its optimal range at all times, no matter how heavy the load or rough the terrain. The ProGrade Trailering Technology GMC's ProGrade Trailering technology first arrived last year, and additional features and functions arrive for the 2020 model year. It has 15 different camera views, including the first-ever transparent trailer view to help the driver see around the truck and trailer. The 2020 Sierra HD will offer the option for the iN-Command control system mobile app, which allows remote capabilities to control several of the trailer systems. Some of the actions available include turning on a trailer's air conditioning or water heater, checking fuel levels with trailers equipped with generators, and checking water tank levels. The AT4 Off-Road Trim GMC introduced the AT4 trim last year, and it's back for 2020 with even more features. It stands out in the lineup with its dark chrome exterior trim elements and detailing along with body-colored front and rear bumpers and grille surround. The front grille has a black chrome finish and includes red tow hooks. Inside, the AT4 has unique trim that includes dark-tinted aluminum finishes on the sill plates, center stack, and steering wheel. The AT4's off-road features include an off-road suspension, skid plates, a locking rear differential, and Rancho shocks. It also has all-terrain tires, hill descent control, and hill start assist. It's traction select system has an off-road mode, and it offers a 15-inch head-up display with off-road Inclinometer. The 2020 GMC Sierra is bigger, more powerful, and more capable than ever. Step into the neighborhood dealership and experience it perform beyond any of your expectations.

Are you looking for fun things to do in Carlisle, Pennsylvania? Here are a few of the best attractions in the area. nextpage 1. U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center The U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center is part of the U.S. Army War College. It's the primary historical research location for the Army. The center is made up of multiple sections including the Army Heritage Museum, the Military History Institute, the Historical Services Division, the War College Library, and more. The center has 16 million military items, including an impressive collection of Civil War photos. It also has exhibits like its Soldier Experience Gallery, where you follow the Army all the way from the Spanish-American War to today. The Army Heritage Trail exhibit features various military tanks and helicopters. 2. Kings Gap Environmental and Education Training Center Kings Gap Environmental and Education Training Center is a beautiful state park with tons of opportunities to enjoy the wonderful outdoors. It offers over 25 miles of hiking trails, picnic areas, hunting opportunities, and more. The on-site mansion offers meals and overnight lodging. While staying here, make sure you check out the unforgettable view of the South Mountain and surrounding forests. 3. Carlisle Barracks Carlisle Barracks is the second oldest active military base in the U.S. The barracks were built in 1757, so they have a long and interesting history. Visitors can take a self-guided tour Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m; however, if you're visiting without an escort and don't have a federal government-issued identification card, you'll have to undergo a background check in order to enter the facility. 4. Cumberland County Historical Society In 1873, the Cumberland County Historical Society operated as a library. Today, it's used as a history and education center, library, museum, and more. Throughout the year, the facility offers walking tours, workshops, lectures, and family-friendly events. When visiting, you'll enjoy the museum's 16 galleries featuring a wide variety of art and artifacts that includes many carved animals made by Wilhelm Schimmel. 5. Bedford Street Antiques Bedford Street Antiques' building has operated as a church, a clothing manufacturing company, a flea market, and an auction house, giving it a very interesting history. This quaint antique store has been open since 2003 and now features two floors of over 100 antique dealers. Whether you're looking for antique furniture, artwork, or toys, Bedford Street Antiques is the perfect place for anyone who love vintage shopping. 6. Carlisle Theater The Carlisle Theater was built in 1939 and then restored in 1993. It's considered "the gem of downtown" in Carlisle and continues to be a popular attraction for those who live nearby. If you're a fan of performance art, you'll love a visit to the historic Carlisle Theater. It hosts a variety of cultural events including concerts, performances, films, live theater, and more. From history buffs to cultural arts nerds and antique fanatics, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, has lots of fun attractions that will keep you busy all day long. Image by Pixabay

Assignment Content If you're looking for a car with plenty of configurations, check out the 2020 Buick Encore. This modern SUV comes in four trim levels, ensuring you find one to your liking. From exterior differences to interior changes, you can't go wrong with any of the trims. Learn more about the higher trim levels apart from the base level that you can get when you visit Carlisle Buick GMC. nextpage Preferred Under the hood, the Preferred trim level comes standard with the same setup that's in all the other trims:  A 1.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that generates 138 horsepower and 148 pound-feet of torque, a six-speed automatic transmission, and front-wheel drive. It also has the option of an all-wheel-drive system. When it comes to entertainment and connectivity, the Preferred edition features 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot capability, a six-speaker audio system, Bluetooth connectivity, and the Buick Infotainment System that comes with an 8-inch touch screen. The Preferred trim is equipped with several safety features. Some of these features include tire pressure monitoring, traction control, a blind-spot warning system, a post-collision safety system, and an emergency braking assist. You also get a rear vision camera and StabiliTrak. If you want added safety, opt for the Safety Package that's available with this trim level. Sport Touring The main difference with this trim level is the remote start. Like the other models, the Sport Touring edition features the same engine, a six-speed automatic transmission, and a front-wheel-drive system. It's also the same when it comes to entertainment and connectivity offerings. You do have the option of upgrading to a seven-speaker audio system, HD radio, and navigation system, though. On its exterior, this trim features a metal-looking rear bumper insert, a chrome-tip exhaust, two-tone paint, and a chrome grille. When it comes to safety, all Buick Encores come with the same suite of features, making any trim level choice comparable in this regard. Essence Under the hood of the Essence is the same powertrain: a 1.4-liter engine, six-speed automatic transmission, and front-wheel drive. Inside the cabin, you're greeted with a wide variety of modern technology. Entertainment and connectivity features include an AM/FM stereo, a USB connection, and a seven-speaker audio system, all of which are available on all of the previous trims. The Essence also comes with the same set of safety features that are standard with the other trim levels. Notable differences with this trim include dual-zone automatic climate control, leather seats, heated front seats, and a heated steering wheel. An auto-dimming rearview mirror and a six-way power-adjustable front passenger seat also come standard. If you opt for the available Experience Buick package, you get additional amenities like a navigation system and a moonroof. Unlike the other trims, you can also upgrade your vehicle to include certain features like lane departure warning and an in-cabin air purifier. If you're ready to take the Buick Encore for a spin, stop by Carlisle Buick GMC and take it for a test drive. We're here to answer your questions and get you behind the wheel in no time. Image by Buick

Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is full of fantastic restaurants that cater to every taste and preference. Whether you're in the mood for a casual taco night or want to enjoy a delicious filet mignon, this list of the best restaurants in Carlisle is sure to have what you're looking for. Here are the top four restaurants that we think you'll love. nextpage 1794 The Whiskey Rebellion 1794 The Whiskey Rebellion is a locally loved restaurant located in the heart of downtown Carlisle. The food offered at The Whiskey Rebellion is American-inspired as well as vegetarian and vegan-friendly for those with dietary restrictions. This fun foodie hotspot prides itself on sourcing environmentally-friendly products from local distillers and farmers. They also boast an extensive whiskey menu that features more than 50 international and American whiskeys as well as an ample craft drink list that promises delicious cocktails made with no artificial ingredients or sweeteners. After you've had a cocktail, enjoy a filet mignon or wagyu steak made right on the restaurant's wood-fired grill. Or, if you're in the mood for something on the lighter side, consider their walnut bottom greens salad or Kentucky stew. If you're visiting with your family, pick from the "family of four" menu that includes a family-style meal complete with bread, house salad, and cheesecake or chocolate torte. 1794 The Whiskey Rebellion is located at 10 South Hanover St. in Carlisle. Rustic Tavern The Rustic Tavern, which was voted the #5 restaurant in Carlisle, offers American and seafood menu options as well as vegetarian-friendly selections. This restaurant provides a casual dining experience with delicious food and beverages. Local favorites on the dinner menu include warm spinach and artichoke dip with crab, bacon-wrapped scallops, the broiled lemon pepper haddock sandwich, Northern snow crab legs, freshly char-broiled full rack of rustic baby back ribs, and the classic chicken fettuccine alfredo. Their full bar includes a variety of delicious wines as well as several beer selections and signature cocktails. For an after-dinner pick-me-up, indulge in one of their specialty coffees such as the black sheep coffee that includes Jameson, Amaretto, Kahlua, coffee, and whipped cream. Mid St8 Taco Mid St8 Taco is a local taco restaurant that relies on locally-sourced ingredients, fresh seafood, and homemade salsa, guacamole, and salsa to provide their customers with a delicious dining experience. Favorites on their menu include the Pollo tacos, beef tongue tacos, flautas, and chorizo quesadillas. They also have tamales of the day, several nacho options, and a delectable posole stew. Mid St8 Tacos is located at 900 Market Street in Lemoyne, Pennsylvania. Brick Brick is an American restaurant that specializes in tapas and small plates. Located at 113 West High St. in Carlisle, Brick was voted the top new restaurant in the Harrisburg area thanks to its seasonal menu, ambient dining experience, and great happy hour deals. Menu favorites include lollipop lamb chops, Mediterranean grilled shrimp salad, teriyaki New York strip, and coco shrimp tacos. They offer several gluten-free and vegetarian-friendly menu options for those with dietary restrictions. Image by Pixabay

The 2020 GMC Sierra is a powerful truck that has plenty of interior space, loads of cargo room, entertainment for the kids, and safety features galore. With so many great features, it's no wonder the Sierra is such a great vehicle for large families. nextpage 1. It's Comfortable There's enough room for five people to sit comfortably in the 2020 Sierra. Taller family members will appreciate the extra leg room in the Crew Cab models, which feature large rear-door openings. Additionally, vents and heated rear seats are available to keep everyone cozy on long trips. 2. Its Entertainment There's no need for the kids to get bored when cruising in the Sierra, thanks to the available premium infotainment system. The system has Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, which allows you to access your favorite apps such as music and more. A USB connection and available wireless charging pad allow you to keep your devices at full charge and the available Bose premium sound system keeps the tunes blaring so you can sing along. 3. There's Space for Everyone's Cargo When you're driving with the family, there's always an abundance of things that must come with you, from toys to books to devices. Luckily, with multiple compartments there's plenty of space to stow your cargo inside the cabin. Rear seatback storage with two compartments and under-seat storage are available so kids can stash their belongings and keep the cabin looking tidy. You'll also find a storage tray on the instrument panel, a lighted center console storage, and a large lower glove box and upper glove box that are lockable. There's plenty of room for all your gear or luggage in the truck bed, which has up to 71.1 cubic feet of space. The bed is made of a high-strength roll-formed steel that makes it very durable. There are 12 tie-downs to keep your cargo in place and a 120-volt outlet comes standard on SLT trim level and is available for the SLE and Elevation trims. Loading and unloading is made easy with the six-function MultiPro Tailgate, which features a fold-out step. 4. It Can Really Haul Setting out for a weekend of family fun is easy with the Sierra. When properly outfitted, the 2020 Sierra can tow up to 12,100 pounds, allowing you to take the boat to the lake or tow your trailer full of toys. Opt for the available ProGrade Trailering System, integrated trailer brake controller, and trailer tow mirrors for more ease when towing. The available X31 Off-Road Package lets you drive off the pavement and spend the day off-roading over boulders and trails. 5. It Has Innovative Safety Features The 2020 Sierra comes complete with innovative safety technologies to ensure your family is safe on the road. Standard and available safety features include adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist and lane departure warning, lane change alert with side blind zone alert, and forward collision alert. Whether you're heading to soccer practice or taking the family on a cross-country adventure, the 2020 GMC Sierra has all the bells and whistles to make your ride a pleasure. Image by GMC

Though breweries are great for testing out local beers, it's possible that beer just isn't your thing. If you enjoy an occasional glass of wine with dinner or on the holidays, you might want to consider visiting local wineries to test out the local selections. What better way to relax with friends and family than sipping away the afternoon at a local winery? Check out four of our favorite Carlisle wineries. Castlerigg Wine Shop If you find yourself in downtown Carlisle, Castlerigg Wine Shop is the go-to winery! While there, you can test out some of central Pennsylvania's highest quality wines, whether you appreciate red, white, fruit, or ice wines. While you're sipping your favorite type of wine, you can pair your beverage with the plenty of sweet and savory food options offered at Castlerigg, many of which are actually gluten-free. If you enjoy large social gatherings, you might also enjoy the live music and comedy events frequently hosted at the wine shop. The Long Shot Farm At The Long Shot Farm, you can spend your afternoon in the winery or in the tasting room, which just happens to be a unique touch on a remodeled barn. There, you can sample white, red, fruit, and rose wines while spending time with those you love. While you're tasting Pennsylvania's greatest wine samples, you can sit on the tasting room's deck that offers an incredible view of the vineyard and the large pond on the property. You can also schedule your visit around the many trivia, music, and murder mystery events hosted by the farm throughout the year. Suffice to say, there is more than just wine to keep you occupied on a day or night out at The Long Shot Farm. Buddy Boy Winery and Vineyard Buddy Boy Winery and Vineyard actually has eight different locations within the Pennsylvania area. The original location was an old apple orchard that was converted to a grape vineyard, which now produces several types of unique wines. At the vineyards, you and your friends can lounge on the deck and enjoy your wine with dinner and a band once a week. If you enjoy other types of drinks as well, you'll love the availability of 10 beers on tap and a full bar. Hat Creek Wine Shop At Hat Creek Wine Shop, you can sample some of central Pennsylvania's finest wines. Whether your favorite wine is red, white, sweet, or dry, Hat Creek Wine Shop has at least one variety that'll satisfy your cravings. In addition to selling wines and offering tastings, Hat Creek Wine Shop also hosts several musical events throughout the year. Sit back and listen to the music as you taste one or more of the 16 wines Hat Creek has to offer. If you consider yourself to be a bit of a wine expert, then you probably have relatively high standards. The best way to guarantee high-quality wine is to visit your local wineries and try them out yourself. Image by pixabay