Centre County Gazette
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6-Story Student Housing Development Planned for West College Avenue
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Even the economic downturn and reduced number of Penn State students currently on campus isn’t stopping plans for more student housing, as Ferguson Township has received plans for a new six-story development at West College Avenue and Buckhout Street.
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New Communitree Project Provides a ‘Hang Out’ Spot
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BOALSBURG — Looking to provide a place in the community where people could “hang out” in their hammocks, Mariele Schechter dreamt up an interesting creation called a Communitree. “A Communitree is a community hammock stand with the capacity to hold many people. The ultimate goal of this project is to encourage our community to…
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Sidewalks at Issue in Rural King’s Plans for Nittany Mall
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Rural King’s plans to come to the Nittany Mall are still in the works, but there is no current timetable as those plans are being reviewed by College Township.
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Corman Talks COVID-19 Impact on State and County
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State Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman, R-Benner Township, said that in the more than 20 years he has served as a state legislator, he never expected to see times like we are experiencing now.
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Penn State Study Focuses on Local Impact of COVID-19
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Researchers from Penn State are seeking local participants for a multi-faceted study focused on the effects of COVID-19 on the residents of Centre County.
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Concert Fundraiser to Help Twins with Epilepsy Get Service Dog
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The Marko twins have been suffering major seizures from epilepsy for years. Sometimes, they’ve been so bad, either Megan or Morgan have had to be life-flighted for medical assistance.
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Her Reign Continues: Grange Fair Queen to Wear Crown Through 2021
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When Morgan Bair was named 2019 Grange Fair Queen, she was honored and excited to spend a year promoting two of her favorite things — the Centre County Grange Encampment and Fair and local agriculture. Little did she know her reign would come during one of the strangest years on record.
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‘Money Mules’ Accused of Wire Fraud Worked Out of Boalsburg
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Two men from India, who lived for a time in Boalsburg, are being charged by federal prosecutors in New Jersey with playing a part in a ring of international college-aged “money mules” in scams that used robocalls to defraud people of money. According to court documents filed on July 22, Maaz Ahmed Shamsi, 23,…
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New Kriner Lodge to Open This Fall at Seven Mountains Scout Camp
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Sitting on the expansive back deck of the soon-to-be-completed John M. Kriner II Lodge at Seven Mountains Scout Camp, looking out across the lake at the camp that has served as an outdoor haven for area scouts for years, is very peaceful.
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Local Woman Shares 40 Years of Hardware Knowledge
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Over at ACE Hardware in Hills Plaza, store owner Grant Rosenberger is glad to have Judy Bennett on his staff help customers. After all, she has been in the hardware game for more than 40 years.