There are plenty of reasons to call Westmoreland County home, but often it’s the people, places, and everyday experiences that tell the story best. Why You Belong in Westmoreland County is a growing video series exploring what makes this area special— from opportunities to build a career and raise a family to the communities, recreation, culture, and connections that make it feel like home.
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Meet Ernesto Camacho Jr. of Aluminum City Arts in New Kensington, Pennsylvania, and discover how creativity, community and opportunity are helping shape the future of Westmoreland County.
In this “You Belong in Westmoreland” interview, Ernesto shares his story, the inspiration behind Aluminum City Arts, and his commitment to creating a welcoming space where artists and neighbors can connect, collaborate and thrive.
From New Kensington’s creative energy to the people investing in its revitalization, Ernesto’s story shows why Westmoreland County is a place to build something meaningful, belong to something bigger, and create a forever home.
We are shining a spotlight on all that Westmoreland County has to offer and proudly sharing a message that is both simple and powerful: You Belong in Westmoreland.
We know what makes this place special; our thriving businesses, excellent schools and colleges, beautiful neighborhoods, outdoor recreation, rich culture, and strong sense of community. And we want the world to know too.
We are celebrating the remarkable people who call Westmoreland County home. Throughout the rest of the year, we will be releasing a series of videos about the special people who found belonging in Westmoreland County. Here is a sneak-peek from our friends at VerbaMedia.