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"Proudly Made" Author Tataboline Enos on the Sunbury Press Books Show

December 05, 2025

Tataboline "Ta" Enos joins the Sunbury Press Books Show to discuss her new book, Proudly Made: A Story of Reinvention in the Big Woods and Small Towns of the Pennsylvania Wilds. Founder and CEO of a regional nonprofit, Enos is at the forefront of revitalizing the rural Pennsylvania Wilds region through what she describes as intentional outdoor recreation development.

A fourth-generation native of Warren County, Enos discusses the untouched wild country where she hails, and how its population and public lands can be used to create a brighter future for communities. More can be found at the PA Wilds website.

Ta Enos is nationally recognized for her work in rural development. She holds a bachelor's degree in Journalism and Public Communications from the University of Alaska-Anchorage. She spent ten years as a news reporter and editor in the state, writing for the Anchorage Daily News, Anchorage Press, Dutch Harbor Fisherman, Bristol Bay Times, and other publications. She has earned awards from the Alaska Press Club and the Society for Professional Journalists. She lives with her husband and family on 65 acres in the PA Wilds.