| 2008 | September | Panasonic HVX200a cameras make their debut |
| June | Community Day: Grilled |
| April | The Aavelin Bulletin Board for the School District & Municipality are moved to the PTCT playback room |
| April | The Peters Township PEG channels make their debut on the Verizon FiOS system |
| 2007 | November | The Primera BravoPro DVD Publisher is purchased, enabling up to 50 DVD copies to be duplicated & printed |
| October | "The Scoop on Pilates" changes its name to "Skinny Jeans Pilates" |
| October | Laura Dougherty is named the new Volunteer & Production Coordinator |
| September | The station's new internal network begins operation & is implemented into the station's workflow |
| September | The NewTek VT-4 is purchased for the control room |
| August | Peters Township Council signs a franchise agreement with Verizon |
| May | Debbie Kirtz retires as the Volunteer & Production Coordinator. Darla Kurnal serves as the interim Coordinator |
| 2006 | December | The station buys a 2 TB Ethernet Disk, 1 TB NAS Server & a 24-port switch to begin building its in-house network |
| December | The on-air Program Guide makes its debut |
| October | LCD monitors are purchased throughout the station, replacing all remaining CRT ones |
| October | "Things They Usually Don't Teach You" debuts |
| October | The Leightronix Nexus debuts on Oct. 16, the first program to be played back: 10/9/08 Council Meeting |
| August | A FireStore is added to the JVC-5000, making it the station's 2nd camera to go tapeless |
| May | "Ask the Doctor" goes on the road to the PT Library |
| March | The debut of "@pt" |
| February | The NewTek Tricaster is purchased |
| 2005 | December | "Life Without Limits Family Wellness Show" debuts |
| December | Professional grade DVD recorder is added to the control room |
| October | The Sulkowski dynasty expands: "Knit On!", "Let's Talk Healthy Pets", & "Let's Talk Dentistry" all debut |
| September | "Last Word in Sports" is offically renamed "Last Word in Sports with Dale Lolley" |
| June | "Let's Compute!" debuts |
| May | The station records its final program with the Panasonic Supercam (a May 17th Girls Varsity Girls Lacrosse) |
| March | JVC 5000 debuts (Lakeside Church service) |
| February | The office furniture for the Volunteer & Production Coordinator area is upgraded, giving it a professional look |
| February | The station phases out its S-VHS cameras by buying a JVC GY-DV5000U mini-DV camcorder |
| February | The station's first direct-to-eidt disk recorder is purchased, a FireStore and is attached to the Sony 250 |
| January | "Just Under 10" debuts |
| 2004 | September | The Peters Township Community Recreation Center opens |
| September | Linda Vaira becomes the host of "Chamber Focus" |
| August | The station purchases its first true lighting kit |
| July | The
station purchases an Adobe Premiere Pro & a Sony Vegas non-linear
editing system, which brings the station's complement of NLE's to 4 |
| January | The station buys 3 new digtal cameras for the studio |
| 2003 | September | "PTHS Morning Announcements" return to being broadcast throughout the school building |
| September | Ryan
Boni, Debbie Kirtz, & Robin Hodgin-Frick receive the 2003 Voter
Service Award from the League of Women Voters of Washington County |
| August | An overhead camera debuts at Council Meetings |
| June | The PTHS Boys Baseball team makes its first-ever trip to teh State Playoffs, the PTCT cameras follow them |
| May | New video switcher, Panasonic MX70, is purchased for the control room |
| May | The station begins uploading programming onto the web |
| January | A brand-new laser is purchased jointly by PTCT & Adelphia |
| 2002 | December | The station buys its first studio camera pedestal |
| June | Torrential downpours at the Commencement Ceremonies |
| June | Adelphia Communications files for bankruptcy protection |
| June | The Sony DSR-250 makes its debut with the recording of the PTHS Play, "Gone with the Breeze" |
| June | PTCT records its first show directly to DVD, "Last Word in Sports" |
| May | A MagicBox Aavelin is purchased for the Municipal Channel |
| March | Hockey team wins its first-ever state championship & its journey is followed by the PTCT cameras |
| January | Long-time Board member & Volunteer Walter Scott passes away |
2001
| December | Station buys 2 Mirror Image teleprompters, marking the first time the station has prompters on more than 1 camera |
| November | A new 24-channel audio board is purchased for the control room |
| October | "The Big Picture" debuts |
| August | The station purchases its first non-linear editor, an Applied Magic Screenplay |
| March | The station buys its first digital camcorder, a Canon GL-1 |
| March | "Integrative Health Care Today" debuts |
| 2000 | December | "The Family Wellness Show" debuts |
| November | Sean Adams is hired as the producer of the Peters Township Council Meetings |
| October | PTCT records its first show directly to DVD, "Last Word in Sports" |
| September | PTCT moves into its final home, Room A100 of the High School (Sept. 6) |
| June | PTCT holds its first "Thanks to Students, Teachers and Adul Volunteers Picnic" at Peterswood Park attend by over 65 people |
| May | PTHS Televised Morning Announcements go off of the air |
| May | PTCT moves to the ESF building for the summer |
| March | Peters Township School District teachers go out on strike |
| 1999 | October | "Headlines" debuts |
| September | The station buys a Videonics AB-1 A/B roll editor to replace its 10-year-old Toaster/Amilink system |
| July | The first Toaster dies |
| May | PTCT moves its operations to the old PT Library for the summer while construction/renovation occurs at the High School |
| April | PTCT purchases its 2nd Supercam |
| April | Adelphia switched all Township service over to the new fiber system |
| February | "Let's Paint...with James Sulkowski" debuts |
| 1998 | December | Ryan Boni is hired as Peters Township Community Television Public Access Director |
| November | David Cable is named interim Public Access Director |
| September | A crew from HBO Family Channel arrives at PTHS to tape a behind-the-scenes look at the making of "Probable Consequences" |
| August | Project
V.O.I.D. & the Community Bulletin Board are honored at the 1998
National Association of Telecommunication Officers & Advisors
Awards in San Diego |
| June | PTCT buys its first Panasonic Supercam |
| June | The first "Last Word in Sports" is recorded |
| March | The station purchases its Production Truck |
| February | "The Friday Show" debuts |
| February | The station switches to a PowerPoint slide presentation for its bulletin board to replace the Texscan |
| February | Thomas Presbyterian Church is added to the Sunday line-up |
| 1997 | October | "Cable Girls" debuts |
| August | Erin (Feist) Boni joins the PTHS staff |
| June | Playback equipment moves from the basement of the Township Library to the High School |
| April | "Howard & Kopp with Real People" debuts |
| March | JVC switcher added to the remote multi-camera unit |
| 1996 | December | A record 250 hours of community event programming aired on Channel 7 |
| July | Debbie Kirtz begins her second stint at PTCT as the Volunteer Coordinator |
| April | "Adopt-a-Pet" debuts |
| March | "Chamber Focus" debuts |
| 1995 | October | "Ask the Doctor" debuts |
| August | Robin Hodgin-Frick joins the staff at Peters Township High School |
| March | "Senior Perspective" debuts |
Peters Township Community Television History