The Pennsylvania Supreme Court declared skill games unlawful last month, throwing thousands of businesses across the state into uncertainty as they await guidance from the legislature. But the ruling might have also put popular family games on the wrong side of the law. Last month, the ...
LOCK HAVEN — The future of the Tiger Den continues to remain in question, though some headway is being made towards providing direction by a group of community members who hope to see the popular place remain for local kids. The park, which was constructed through a major community effort ...
BELLEFONTE — Bellefonte Borough Council unanimously agreed to move forward with an application for funding to replace a deteriorating water main along South Potter Street during its meeting this week. Council authorized Centre County, on behalf of the borough, to submit an application to the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) for fiscal year 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) entitlement funding for the water main replacement project. The water main runs along South Potter Street, beginning near Masullo Park and extending just under a ...
LOCK HAVEN — The Lock Haven Fire Department is inviting local teens and their parents to attend an upcoming informational event for those interested in joining the department’s Junior Firefighter/Explorer Program, held this Saturday, July 11. The event is designed to give prospective ...
LOCK HAVEN — Lock Haven City Council’s hiring committee has narrowed it search for a new city manager down to just three candidates. That news came from Mayor Joel Long, a member of the committee, during Monday night’s city council meeting. Long said he and other members, Micah Clausen and Tami Brannan, were able to shrink the pool of candidates down from around 30 applicants total since the search began earlier this year. City Planner/Interim Manager Abbey Roberts is currently working with the candidates to find a day each may come to City Hall to meet with staff, be ...
STATE COLLEGE — Almost 1,000 Mount Nittany Medical Center workers will hold a vote tonight to decide the date and duration of a strike, according to their union. This follows a 99% vote on July 2, in which workers authorized their negotiating committee to send a strike notice if Mount ...
