Centre County Gazette
The Centre County Gazette is Centre County’s only weekly, independent newspaper covering the news, sports, entertainment and events throughout the area.
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‘Force of nature’
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Mimi Barash Coppersmith’s lasting legacy STATE COLLEGE — To most in State College, she was simply Mimi. A warm smile, a sharp wit, a steady hand guiding the conversations that shaped this community. But Mimi Ungar Barash Coppersmith, who passed away Sept. 14 at age 92, was far more than a familiar face. She was…
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Little Lions, Mounties triumphant in Week 4 of high school football
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CENTRE COUNTY — Except for Philipsburg-Osceola’s shutout win at home over Penns Valley, it was a week of closely played games for the Centre County high school football teams. State College managed to hold off Cumberland Valley at home to go 3-1 for the season, but BEA’s comeback attempt against Tyrone fell short. Bellefonte lost…
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Fohringer header goal lifts Rams over WolfPack in overtime
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SPRING MILLS — The Penns Valley boys soccer team followed a scoreless tie with Bald Eagle Area by edging St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy, 2-1, in overtime at home on Sept. 13. The Rams were coming off of a win over Bishop Guilfoyle, 3-0, on Sept. 11 at home. Collin Fohringer scored the winning goal in…
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BEA, Penns Valley and P-O sit atop LHAC Conference
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CENTRE COUNTY — It’s getting crowded with Centre County teams at the top of the Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference girls’ volleyball standings. Unbeaten Bald Eagle Area is in first place, one game ahead of Penns Valley and Philipsburg-Osceola. Hollidaysburg is mixed in there with a 1-1 record that includes a win over P-O and a…
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Penn State women’s volleyball sweeps Bucknell 3-0
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UNIVERSITY PARK — The Penn State women’s volleyball team followed up its sweep of New Hampshire with another solid performance at Rec Hall against Bucknell on Sept. 9. After taking New Hampshire two days before, 3-0, the Nittany Lions broke out with a 25-19 win in the first set against the Bison, went to 2-0…
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Nittany Lion field hockey rolls to 5-2 win over Kent State
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Penn State Athletics UNIVERSITY PARK — The Penn State Nittany Lion field hockey team (4-1, 0-0 B1G) dominated visiting Kent State (1-4) in non-conference field hockey action Sunday, Sept. 14, wrapping up a string of four straight home games. The Nittany Lions rolled to a 5-2 win over Kent State, riding the strength of 25…
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State College field hockey falls to Mid Penn teams
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STATE COLLEGE — The State College field hockey team tangled with the two top Mid Penn Commonwealth teams this past week, and the Little Lions came up short on both occasions. On Sept. 10 in Hummelstown, State College took on Lower Dauphin, and the Falcons scored four second-period goals on the way to a 7-1…
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Deed Transfers
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Recorded Aug. 17 – 23 BELLEFONTE BOROUGH Brian B. Witmer and Nancy M. Witmer to Robbins Associates LP, 273 Paradise Lane, $480,000. MILLHEIM BOROUGH Michael E. Heckman and Kayla M. Heckman to AB Contracting LLC, 141 West St., $249,900. PHILIPSBURG BOROUGH STATE COLLEGE BOROUGH Elizabeth E. Seiler, Edwin J. Seiler and Jacob C. Seiler to…
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Sullivan named executive director at Leadership Centre County
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STATE COLLEGE— Leadership Centre County has announced Denise Sullivan as its new executive director after serving as interim director the past year. The organization also installed new board officers, celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2025, and completed enrollment for the incoming Class of 2026. Sullivan is founder and CEO of Sullivan Point Strategies and previously…
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Pumpkin spice now costs more – but we’re still buying
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Brandpoint Pumpkin season is here and some are asking for a price check: 44% of Americans say tariffs and inflation are making pumpkin-flavored items cost more and the “pumpkin spice tax” or the premium price on seasonal items is real (39%), according to new Empower research. Still, more than half (54%) say they look forward…




