LOCK HAVEN — Despite severe storms and smoky conditions forcing the cancellation of Saturday’s official race, the Grinduro PA celebration continued as cyclists gathered to ride, socialize and enjoy the Pennsylvania Wilds. Grinduro combines gravel-road…
MILL HALL — The Keystone Central School District Board of Directors unanimously approved hiring a consulting firm to conduct the…
MILL HALL — Keystone Central School District Interim-Superintendent Dr. Alan Lonconus has been busy getting up-to-date after taking on the…
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin threatened on Friday to prosecute election officials in states that don’t “participate in securing the…
As funding remains flat and patron demands expand, public libraries in Pennsylvania need more help to maintain services for the…
LOCK HAVEN — A building that once welcomed customers to manage their finances is now welcoming them to gather over…
PENNS CREEK - Following the postponement of Saturday's Section 3 tournament opener, the Keystone…
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Penn State men’s basketball team has received a 2025-26 National Association…
Janet Day (“Jenny Wren”) Andrus, 95, of Mill Hall, Pa., passed away at home…
Roberta L. Bechdel, 91, of Beech Creek, passed away at Centre Care on Saturday, July 18,…
ABER — Amelia D. Aber, 76, of South Renovo, died June 28, 2026. Memorial services will…
Harassment CENTRE HALL — A 20-year-old woman from Wilmerding Borough was charged with harassment after an incident at The Meadows Psychiatric Center on June 28, according to state police at Rockview. Police said they responded to the Potter Township facility just before 3 p.m. after receiving a report of harassment and determined the woman…
LOCK HAVEN — The information in sentencings is obtained from public record. It is the policy…
No injuries in one-vehicle crash MILL HALL — A teen driver of a 2019 Subaru Outback…
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…
HARRISBURG –The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has declared a statewide Code Purple Air Quality Alert for particulate matter (PM2.5) for Friday, July 17, 2026. Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota will blanket Pennsylvania on Friday, creating Code Purple concentrations of PM2.5. Residents are strongly encouraged to check www.airnow.gov for current conditions in…