State College, Penn State and Centre County are in the news all over cyberspace. We post links to the most noteworthy local stories every weekday in Noon News & Features.
Here is Friday’s offering:
NEWS
- UPDATED: Pennsylvania Budget Freeze Means $11.4 Million Less for Penn State – StateCollege.com
- Penn State’s Appropriations Use Needs Careful Review, GOP Auditor-General Candidates Say – StateCollege.com
- With Campaign Season in Swing, Students Look to Bring Presidential Candidates to Campus – Daily Collegian
- Cure for Leukemia Draws Near – Daily Collegian
COLUMNS/OPINION
- Penn State Football: If O’Brien Stands Pat for Playoff Run, What’s Next for Penn State’s Recruits? – StateCollege.com
- Russell Frank: We Are Beautiful, Willful, Cranky and Magic – StateCollege.com
- Rudel: O’Brien Hire Seems a Reach at First Glance – Altoona Mirror
SPORTS
- Patriots Owner Weighs in on O’Brien’s Pending Departure – Boston Herald
- LaVar Arrington Blasts Search, Threatens to Cut Penn State Ties – York Daily Record
- Penn State Basketball: Nittany Lions Pull Off Shocker, Thump Purdue, 65-45 – StateCollege.com
- Penn State Football: Four Players to Participate in Senior Bowl – StateCollege.com
YESTERDAY’S HEADLINES
- Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Thursday, Jan. 5 – StateCollege.com
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