August 2024
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Man Accused of Strangling Child in College Township
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Police on Wednesday accused a State College area man of strangling and assaulting a four-year-old child in College Township. The boy disclosed the alleged incidents after Christopher L. Cicchino, 38, […]
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LION Bash Brings Together Students, Local Residents in Downtown State College
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The annual LION (Living in One Neighborhood) Bash on Thursday evening in downtown State College gave residents and Penn State students a chance to get out and enjoy the summer […]
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Penn State-West Virginia Game Preview and Predictions
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It’s that time of the year again. No. 8 Penn State (-8) will begin its 2024 season at unranked West Virginia on Saturday, the first game of a campaign filled […]
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Local Governments Need 12K People to Function. Experts Say You Could Be One of Them
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Pennsylvania local governments are designed to be led by ordinary citizens, but finding and keeping the right people to do the job have become challenging for municipalities of all sizes.
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Abortion, Climate Change Cases Await Decisions from Pa.’s Highest Courts
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While the Pennsylvania Supreme Court often has the final say on major policy decisions, it can take months or years for the justices to render their opinions.
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Looking Back on Week 1 and Previewing Week 2 of Centre County High School Football
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This week’s story begins with Bellefonte’s stunning upset at Central Martinsburg on Friday, Aug. 23. The Raiders rallied in the fourth quarter to pull off an eye-opening 18-7 victory in the first game of the season for both teams.
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James Franklin: Penn State’s Tyler Warren ‘Most Complete Tight End in the Country’
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A tipped pass found its way into the hands of Tyler Warren. He secured it and raced 75 yards past the Ole Miss secondary for a first down just feet […]
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Centre County Recognizes Importance of Suicide Prevention Efforts
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Several events in September will highlight Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month in Centre County, but as a Jana Marie Foundation President Marisa Vicere notes, the work to support mental health […]
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Rural Pa. Faces a Widening Health Services Gap. State Officials Think Loan Forgiveness Could Help
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The proposed debt relief program aims to recruit health care practitioners to work in rural Pennsylvania.
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McLanahan’s Downtown Market Selling Bottles of Vodka, Rum and More Through Partnership With Penn State Alumni’s Holla Spirits
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When one thinks of McLanahan’s Downtown Market in State College, ordering a breakfast sandwich on a Monday morning before class might come to mind. Or perhaps the aroma of various […]