LOCK HAVEN — Clinton County residents are invited to join WNEP’s Joe Snedeker as he makes a special stop in Lock Haven as part of his annual Go Joe journey on Thursday, July 23, 2026. The visit will be filmed for future broadcast on WNEP and is expected to take place sometime between 12 ...
LOCK HAVEN — Lock Haven City Council’s hiring committee has begun conducting interviews as it searches for a new city manager. During its meeting on Monday night, Mayor Joel Long — who serves on the committee with council members Tami Brannan and Micah Clausen — said interviews of candidates would begin Wednesday, June 17. City Planner/Interim Manager Abbey Roberts said six interviews total were scheduled, with the final set for July 3. “We’ll just have four more to schedule after that. That’s just a matter of hearing from those candidates,” she said. Long ...
BELLEFONTE — As housing costs continue to challenge residents across Centre County, the county commissioners are reopening a program designed to increase the supply of affordable homes. Beginning in July, the CASH grant program will accept applications from nonprofits and affordable housing developers seeking financial assistance for projects aimed at increasing housing affordability throughout the county. The program will accept applications for projects involving the construction of rental and owner-occupied housing, the acquisition and rehabilitation of housing units for rent or ...
MILL HALL — Dr. Alan Lononconus will return to the Keystone Central School District as its interim superintendent on July 1. Lonoconus, who served in the interim role in 2018 after the sudden departure of then-Superintendent Dr. Kelly Hastings, will take on the role after Dr. Francis Redmon’s final day on June 30. The district’s board of directors unanimously approved two contracts related to Lonoconus’s appointment at its voting session on Thursday night. According to the contract, Lonoconus will be paid a per diem rate of $775 beginning Wednesday, July 1. It further notes ...
In 2020, Pennsylvania’s elections were facing a major crisis. The presidential primary was set for April 28, but the COVID-19 pandemic was in full swing, restricting travel and complicating in-person activities — such as voting. So the state legislature came up with a solution. In a ...
In a near-unanimous vote, the state House passed a bill Monday that would ban the sale of what’s been dubbed “gas station heroin,” or tianeptine. “There are hundreds of documented cases from users becoming addicted, overdosing and dying, with one fatality in Fayette County a couple ...
