BELLEFONTE — After over a decade of service to Bellefonte Borough, outgoing councilmember, Randy Brachbill, was treated to multiple honors before he retires to the shores of Myrtle Beach. Brachbill, who has served on borough…
Community invited to take part in Go Joe America250PA celebration; Snedeker expected through city at 2:30 p.m.
LOCK HAVEN — Clinton County residents are invited to join WNEP’s Joe Snedeker as he makes a special stop in…
Bald Eagle Township discusses Sheetz remodel in Sept.
MILL HALL — This month’s Bald Eagle Township meeting was short and sweet, clocking in at around 20 minutes. One…
Bellefonte Boro reviews possible improvement projects
BELLEFONTE — As it looks to the future, Bellefonte Borough Council reviewed portions of a proposed Capital Improvement Projects (CIP)…
Private investment in youth sports draws state, federal scrutiny
Courtney Hamby and her husband spend close to $6,000 per year for their daughter Ellie’s cheer and tumbling classes, competition…
Lycoming County Commissioner reacts to comment on landfill agreement
WILLIAMSPORT — Reacting to a comment submitted virtually during the public comment portion of their meeting this week, the Lycoming…
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Local sports
Keystone minors look to carry Sunday's energy into Section 3 final
Despite not facing a deficit through its entire District 12 tournament run, the Keystone…
Keystone minors take home Section 3 title, defeat Selinsgrove in come-from-behind, walk-off fashion
UNIVERSITY PARK – Penn State head football coach Matt Campbell and junior offensive lineman Cooper Cousins…
PSU’s Campbell, Cousins nominated for Allstate AFCA Good Works Team
Anthony Macri had the crowd screaming Posse! Posse! after he drove past Garet Williamson to take…
Macri claims King’s Crown for second year in row
Obituaries
Jonathan Wayne ‘Chubby’ Stringfellow
Jonathan Wayne “Chubby” Stringfellow, 28, of Lock Haven, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, July…
David A. Falls, Sr.
Ward F. Whitehill, 90, of Pleasant Gap, passed away on Monday, July 20, 2026, at Lock…
Ward F. Whitehill
ANDRUS — Janet Day (“Jenny Wren”) Andrus, 95, of Mill Hall, died July 18, 2026. A…
Funerals
Police, court and fires
LH man sentenced for wrong-way crash that killed father, unborn child
LOCK HAVEN — A Clinton County motorist who killed a father and his unborn child in a wrong-way driving accident has been sentenced to 10 to 20 years in state prison. The sentence imposed Thursday in county court on Dwight L. Meyer, 30, of Lock Haven, was on charges of homicide by vehicle, homicide…
Harassment CENTRE HALL — A 20-year-old woman from Wilmerding Borough was charged with harassment after an…
Police News - July 20
LOCK HAVEN — The information in sentencings is obtained from public record. It is the policy…
Sentencings from Clinton County
No injuries in one-vehicle crash MILL HALL — A teen driver of a 2019 Subaru Outback…
Police news - July 18
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
Sage Integrative Health offers functional medicine at Nittany Valley Holistic Health
Staying healthy during summer travel
Trump officials want to make testosterone drugs easier to prescribe. Is that a good idea?
UPMC Williamsport unveils expanded cardiac rehabilitation space with ribbon cutting
Community
Oleksiak family establishes two scholarships in support of CU-Lock Haven men’s basketball
Around the Town
LH Kiwanis hears about city’s zoning ordinance, SALDO updates
Central PA Civil War Round Table to meet Aug. 4
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…