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Go Joe journey passes through Clinton County

PHOTO PROVIDED Clinton County residents turned out in droves on Thursday afternoon as WNEP’s Joe Snedeker made a special stop at Veterans Park in Lock Haven. The visit was broadcast on WNEP as part of…

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Local sports

LHU has 13 earn NFCA Academic honors

LOCK HAVEN — A program record 13 Lock Haven softball players were named to the 2025-26 Easton/National Fastpitch Coaches Association Division II All-American Scholar-Athlete team. Keri Wesneski, Erin Van Ness, Taylor Shannon, Abby Robertson, Faith Persing, Maddie Millard, Keiva Middleton, Olivia LaMeau, Madison Hardy, McKenzie Hannon, Gianna Goodman, Maci Brodzina, Kaleigh Brodzina were named…

Obituaries

Robert N. Haupt

Robert N. Haupt, 91, of Bellefonte, passed away surrounded by family on Wednesday, July…

ABER — Amelia D. Aber, 76, of South Renovo, died June 28, 2026. Memorial services will…

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Police, court and fires

LH man arrested for corruption of minors

LOCK HAVEN — A Lock Haven man was arrested last week and charged with corruption of minors following an investigation into possible inappropriate contact, state police at Lamar said. On July 16 at 6:56 p.m., police were called to the 500 block of James Street, Flemington, for reports of corruption or minors involving 19-year-old…

Harassment CENTRE HALL — A 20-year-old woman from Wilmerding Borough was charged with harassment after an…

Police News - July 20

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…

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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…