Teresa Mull

A Wild Family Business: Nittany Valley Varmints Makes Critter Capturing a Two-Generation Job

CommunityWhat most people consider “family pastimes” doesn’t include scooping skunks out of window wells or stopping traffic on Atherton Street to rescue a brood of ducklings. But for the Richardsons, […]

Building a Community of Artists: The Artery Is About to Come to Life in Downtown Philipsburg

CommunityA pair of local artists, Lynn Anne Verbeck and Adrienne Waterston, have lived colorful, unconventional lives. Both reside in Philipsburg now, and they’re bringing their eclectic experiences together to create […]

‘Whatever It Takes’: Father-Son Team Keeps Houses Warm and Drivers Safe with Old-Fashioned Grit and a Dose of Humor

CommunityEditor’s note: This in the latest in a series of stories profiling Centre Countians at work. Dougie Feaster’s laugh is so hearty, it can be heard echoing from within the […]

Drawing the Past: Director at Boal Mansion Museum Unearths Treasures ‘Beyond Expectations’

CommunityColonel Theodore Davis Boal, a descendent of Boalsburg’s founders, studied architecture at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and designed buildings all over the country from the 1890s until at […]

Boal Museum Rescues Victorian Greenhouse

Community“For decades, since I was an undergraduate here at Penn State, I would drive by (and see) this beautiful Victorian greenhouse just falling down,” Robert Cameron says. Fast-forward a few […]

A Harmonious Obsession: Richard Sleigh, a Master of the Harmonica, Reflects on a Life Immersed in Music

CommunityRichard Sleigh of Boalsburg has made a life of playing and teaching the harmonica and building custom harps. He’s shared the stage with symphony orchestras and musical giants – Bo […]