RENOVO — It was a morning of education and an afternoon of music and friendship as The Greater Renovo Area Heritage Park combined their annual Heritage Days with a Good Neighbor Festival in hopes of…
Flemington Boro advances senior housing project
FLEMINGTON — Flemington Borough Council handled a number of items at its recent meeting, including the conditional approval for the…
Pa. budget provides support for nursing homes, but work remains
Providers caring for the commonwealth’s fastest-growing population got a little relief in Pennsylvania’s latest spending plan, securing guaranteed minimum funding…
Lononconus sworn in as interim superintendent
LOCK HAVEN — Dr. Alan Lonoconus was officially sworn in as Keystone Central School District’s interim superintendent. Lonoconus, who started…
Mediators see progress in efforts to halt Iran war as drone attacks rattle region
CAIRO (AP) — Mediators have achieved progress in getting the United States and Iran back to negotiations, regional officials said…
Elvis tribute artist Ryan Pelton headlines Clinton County Fair entertainers; 53rd Annual Fair Runs Aug. 1-8
MACKEYVILLE — Internationally acclaimed Elvis tribute artist Ryan Pelton is scheduled to make a return performance at the upcoming Clinton…
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Local sports
Keystone minors see strong run end at states, as they fall to St. Mary's in elimination game
COLLEGEVILLE – While the Keystone minors once again fought valiantly in a come-from-behind scenario,…
Obituaries
Shirley M. Guthrie
Shirley M. Guthrie, 86, of Farrandsville, passed away Saturday, July 25, 2026 at UPMC Williamsport Hospital. Born in Lock Haven on March 16, 1940, she was the daughter of the late Harris L. and Betty Jane Watt Egan. On July 7, 1957 at Farrandsville United Methodist Church, Shirley married Eugene Guthrie and cherished the…
Harriett J. (Overdurf) Knoffsinger, 78, of Mill Hall, passed away on Monday, July 27, 2026, at…
Harriett J. (Overdurf) Knoffsinger
Darl R. Cline, 82, of Jersey Shore, passed away peacefully on Sunday, July 26, 2026. For…
Darl R. Cline
Larry R. Maneval, 88, of Woolrich, passed away at home on July 23, 2026. For his…
Larry R. Maneval
Police, court and fires
Police news - July 28
Driving under the influence alleged RENOVO — A 35-year-old Renovo woman may face driving under the influence related charges following a traffic stop along Tenth Street in Renovo Borough on July 2, state police at Lamar said. According to police, the stop took place at 9:20 p.m. and, during the stop, it was determined…
MARRIAGES — Francis Donald Beaghley, Jr. to Ashley Rae Lomax on July 15. — Ashley M.…
Courthouse Roundup
LOCK HAVEN — The information in sentencings is obtained from public record. It is the policy…
Sentencings from Clinton County
LOCK HAVEN — The following court proceedings were held before district judges: — Sage Marie Charl…
Proceedings from District Judges
Our View
Another round of smoke reminds us all: Nature does not respect man’s opinions
The year is 2023. Beginning in April and continuing through October, over 7,000 wildfires will burn 18.5 million hectares of Canadian wilderness. Locally, much of June would be dominated by repeated rounds of air quality issues as dangerous, particulate-heavy smoke would move through Pennsylvania. The year is 2026. Beginning in April and continuing through…
The Golden Rule
America, Land of Hope, at 250
Code Noir a reminder for states to clean up antiquated laws
Health
The technology of hearing aids, the past 20 years, and the future
Beyond cancer: the surprising benefits of radiation therapy
Sage Integrative Health offers functional medicine at Nittany Valley Holistic Health
Staying healthy during summer travel
Community
Commonwealth University criminal justice faculty present research at conference
Around the Town
Crickfest returns to Penns Valley for a day of music, nature and community celebration
Around the Town
Urgent information
Watch out for dangerously severe thunderstorms this afternoon
LOCK HAVEN — A potentially dangerous weather situation is developing this afternoon and evening. Forecasters at National Weather Service out of State College are concerned about the possibility of severe thunderstorms — some of which may reach supercell status. These supercells are expected to present threats which, according to forecasters, “we may only experience…