Vincent Corso
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The Good Day Café Serves Up Much More Than a Cup of Coffee
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A beautiful light shines in the Good Day Café, and it doesn’t just come from the sun streaking through the big windows. The light also shines with every employee with a disability who comes to work with a sense of purpose, building confidence in themselves.
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Heartache and Hope: The opioids crisis is hitting all too close to home in Centre County, but many are working to provide lifelines
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This is a story about addiction. It’s about people suffering and lives lost to opioids, heroin, and other drugs. It is a story that many people don’t think much about, because addiction is something that could never happen to them or anyone they care about. But, in this story, you hear the same…
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The Huck Tackles Humanity’s Pressing Questions
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“You’ll excuse us if we geek out for a moment?” Peter Hudson asks with a chuckle as he brings up an interesting point – which he does quiet often – as he sits with his longtime friend and colleague Andrew Read. The pair of science leaders take a moment to explore each other’s thoughts. …
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Children’s author inspires 12-year-old to write
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BELLEFONTE — Last year, children’s author Stephen Kozan visited Marion-Walker Elementary School, and it is safe to say he left quite an impression on student Annie Cernuska, now a 12-year-old middle schooler who just published her first book. While visiting the school last year, Kozan spoke about being an author and how he started…
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Over the Valley: A Symbol of Pride and a Place of Serenity, Mount Nittany Offers More Than Spectacular Views
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There is whole group of people out there protecting you, conserving you, hiking you, and keeping you open to the community. You are a part of our pride, and people take you with them where ever they go, because in the shadow of Mount Nittany is a place to always call home.
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Service and Protest: Centre County vets share views on taking a knee during the national anthem
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It means something to veterans. How could it not? The flag, the national anthem – these are the things that represent what they sacrificed for. These are the things that represent the country that they love and the values that they signed up to protect. Some of them saw their friends and brothers…
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State College’s First Medical Marijuana Dispensary Aims to Ease Pain
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When patients come into Nature’s Medicines, Angel Rodriguez feels their pain. He knows what they are going through and what they are looking for. After all, it wasn’t that long ago that Rodriguez, the co-manager of Centre County’s first medical marijuana dispensary, was struggling with his own
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Chef shares world of flavor, one stop at a time
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Chef shares world of flavor, one stop at a time By VINCENT CORSO vcorso@centrecountygazette.com STATE COLLEGE — There is just something fun about getting meals from a food truck. And, the World’s Fare food truck makes it an even more fun experience with a multicultural, ever-changing menu. For chef Michael Marx, the…
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Legendary Julian Glider Pilots Soar Through Life
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Doris Grove will never forget the first time she went up in a glider plane; it changed her life.
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Hope Fest to replace Wing Ding Thing in Philipsburg
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PHILIPSBURG — The Hope Fire Company in Philipsburg recently was left scrambling when its biggest fundraiser, the Wing Ding Thing Festival put on by the Philipsburg Revitalization Corporation, was cancelled. During the event, the fire company was to announce the winner of its raffle of a 2018 Chevy Silverado worth $50,000. Winners for the…