Matt DiSanto
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‘All About Community’: Independent Bookstore Opens in Downtown State College
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“If you’re not connecting with people and being a part of your community, you’re not going to succeed. It’s all about the community, and we’re hoping to make our mark here in State College.”
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Crumbl Cookies Sets Opening Date for State College Area Store
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Crumbl’s State College bakery will be the company’s first location in Centre County.
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Penn State Set to Ask State for $115 Million Increase in General Support Funds
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If approved, it would easily become the largest requested state appropriation increase in the university’s history.
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Penn State Trustees Approve $900 Million Increase in 2022-23 Budget
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The revised budget would trim back about a quarter of the university’s projected $191 million deficit.
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Oktoberfest Returns to Tussey Mountain
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This year’s festival will feature a handful of local food vendors, live entertainment and even competitive steinholding.
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Centre County Set to Switch Landfill Sites in 2023
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Waste management in Centre County is due for a change next year after the county Board of Commissioners unanimously agreed to switch to a new landfill site. Starting on Jan. 1, 2023, the Centre County Recycling and Refuse Authority will haul its waste to the Laurel Highlands Landfill in Cambria County. Currently, county waste is…
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Progress Continues on Plans for Brewery and Restaurant at Former Bellefonte Armory Property
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The armory’s demolition plans meet criteria established by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, officials said on Monday.
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Centre Safe to Host Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events Throughout October
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This year’s theme, “#Every1KnowsSome1,” hopes to highlight the prevalence of domestic violence in communities across the country, Centre Safe said in a release.
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Food Truck Festival Benefiting Housing Transitions Returns to Downtown State College
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Nearly a dozen local food trucks will set up in downtown State College this weekend to serve up some grub for a good cause.
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Your Vote Could Help Bring a Free Outdoor Concert Series to State College
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You can vote by visiting levitt.org/vote or by texting 866-267-2023 and using the keyword “STATECOLLEGE”.