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21 Community Projects in Centre County Awarded More Than $3.2M in State Grants
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More than 20 community projects in Centre County — ranging from a Centre County PAWS facility expansion to electric vehicle charging hubs to a rural wastewater treatment system — will receive a combined $3.22 million in state grants, local lawmakers announced on Tuesday. The funding comes from the Statewide Local Share Account program administered by…
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Penn State’s Matt Campbell Praises His Offensive Coordinator: ‘It Wasn’t the Plays’
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The Penn State running game has been taking a pounding — on and off the field, and all over social media — two games into coach Matt Campbell’s regime. On Tuesday, Campbell said don’t point your finger at his offensive coordinator, Taylor Mouser. “Now you’ve got to make me say something nice about Mouse,” said Campbell,…
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Taylor Mouser Addresses Penn State’s Run Game Struggles, Quinton Martin Jr.’s Saturday Absence
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While Penn State has cruised to a 2-0 start by a combined score of 72-9, the running game has been the most glaring cause for concern in the early going of the season. Offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser isn’t shying away from that reality, addressing it head on while speaking to the media on Tuesday morning.…
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Mount Nittany Medical Center Union Ratifies New 3-Year Contract
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Mount Nittany Medical Center’s unionized employees on Monday ratified a new three-year contract, bringing to an end more than four months of negotiations that included the hospital’s first labor strike in 22 years. The contract includes wage increases of 3% each of the first two years and 2% in the third. It also includes a…
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Pa. Election 2026: Your Complete Guide to the Candidates for Governor
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Incumbent Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro will face Republican Stacy Garrity on the Nov. 3 ballot. Learn more about them with this guide.
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Bellefonte Wine and Spirits Walk Back for Another Round
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The second annual event will also include guided ghost tours from Local Historia.
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Hook: The End of Summer and the Start of a New Era
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Labor Day has come and gone, meaning summer is now unofficially over. But that unofficial line of demarcation of summer – Memorial Day to Labor Day – has lost the meaning it once had. Both Penn State classes and the local school districts start before Labor Day. And although Penn State’s spring semester ends before…
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2026 Impact Awards to Honor Former Penn State Athletes, LION Mobile Clinic
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Former Penn State student-athletes who are contributing to their communities as alumni will be honored at the Impact Honors 2026 celebration on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at The State Theatre in State College. Former Nittany Lion football player Deryck Toles, two former members of the Penn State women’s volleyball team who lead the Team Ream Foundation…
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Anti-ICE Protesters March Through Penn State Campus
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Penn State students and community members marched across the University Park campus Monday evening, chanting in opposition to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and calling for “an end to admin cooperating with ICE.” The latest local anti-ICE demonstration began around 7 p.m. on the Old Main lawn, where protesters gathered with signs and banners as…
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Bellefonte Teachers and Staff Union Votes in Favor of Strike Authorization if Contract Agreement Isn’t Reached
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Unionized teachers and staff in the Bellefonte Area School District on Monday voted overwhelmingly in favor of authorizing a strike if contract negotiations continue to falter. About 94% of the Bellefonte Area Education Association’s 230 members participated in the vote, with 99.5% of those voting yes on strike authorization, according to a release from the…