February 2011
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State of Retail in State College: Hamilton Square Shopping Center
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The StateCollege.com ‘State of Retail’ series examines the main shopping areas of State College. For our third installment, we look at Hamilton Square Shopping Center.
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Police: Calls, Crowds Grow for State Patty’s Day 2011
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State College police are fielding more calls and seeing more people Saturday than they did during State Patty’s Day 2010, a lieutenant said.
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Karl Rove at Penn State: GOP Sees ‘No Presumptive Front-Runner’ Yet for Presidential Race
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For the first time in modern history, the U.S. Republican Party does not yet have a front-runner for the next GOP presidential nomination, Karl Rove said Friday.
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State College Liquor Stores to Close Early on State Patty’s Day
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The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will shorten the operating hours Saturday at its four State College-area liquor stores, the PLCB announced Friday afternoon.
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POLL: How Will You Spend State Patty’s Day?
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What are your plans for the fifth annual drinking holiday dubbed State Patty’s Day? Weigh in through this StateCollege.com reader poll.
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Facebook Helps Power State Patty’s Day Connections
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Many State Patty’s Day fans — those affiliated with Penn State, and those who aren’t — have found a friend in Facebook.
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State College Weekend Plans: Friday, Feb. 25, to Sunday, Feb. 27
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Planning your weekend in State College? We have you covered with plenty of options for spending your free time.
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State Patty’s Day, in Fifth Year, Sees Strong Reaction
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With State Patty’s Day now in its fifth year, responses to the unsanctioned drinking holiday in State College have been preemptive and clearly stated. Here’s an overview.
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Friday, Feb. 25
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Here’s a rundown of recent State College- and Penn State-related news headlines from across the Web.
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Flood Watch Announced in State College Area
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A flood watch is in effect for much of central Pennsylvania, including Centre County, according to a post on AccuWeather.com.