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Flags of Honor Ceremony to be historic this Sunday

LOCK HAVEN — The 12th annual Flags of Honor display is an official America’s 250th event, and everyone who attends the ceremony this Sunday will receive a free handheld flag for our nation’s historic birthday. Bring a lawn chair and sit among the flags for an expanded program of ...

Annual Bingo fundraiser supports troops

LOCK HAVEN — On Saturday, May 16, a Bingo fundraiser was held in support of the Soldiers and families of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard’s Alpha Company 337 Engineer Battalion and their families. The event, organized by the unit’s Soldier Readiness Support Group (SRSG) and an ...

Brachbill resigns from Bellefonte Boro Council

BELLEFONTE — Bellefonte Borough Councilman Randy Brachbill is trading his council seat for sunnier weather. Council accepted the resignation of its longest-serving member Monday, effective July 30. Brachbill, who has represented the South Ward since 2014, said he is stepping down to ...

Woodward supers consider zoning amendments

LOCKPORT — Woodward Township Supervisors discussed amending current zoning ordinances following public comments regarding Project Transition and the use of “institutional residences” during their meeting on May 19. Supervisors focused heavily on zoning and land use during their meeting, voting to begin amending township ordinances dealing with institutional residences after weeks of public debate surrounding the recently denied residential project. Supervisor Kyle Coleman said the proposed changes are intended to clarify where institutional residences may be permitted while ...

Uneventful Primary sees many move onto General Election

LOCK HAVEN — Though sweltering temperatures dominated Tuesday, the 2026 Primary Election in Clinton and Centre counties within The Express’s coverage area were relatively quiet. With no opponents to be seen, many running to be placed on the ballot in the November General Election cruised ...

Voters weigh in on 40 state House and Senate seats with primaries

On a sweltering Election Day, more than one million Pennsylvanians cast their ballots, voting for their preferred candidate in hundreds of races across the commonwealth. Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt shared that of the 854,000 registered voters who requested mail-in ballots for the ...