September 2022
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Crumbl Cookies Sets Opening Date for State College Area Store
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Crumbl’s State College bakery will be the company’s first location in Centre County.
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Oeuf Boeuf et Bacon Opens in Former Baby’s Burgers and Shakes Location
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A new diner serving American classics and French dishes is open for business at the former Baby’s Burgers and Shakes location in downtown State College. Oeuf Boeuf et Bacon (that’s French for “Egg, Beef and Bacon”), a French diner, opened on Friday at 131 S. Garner St. The restaurant is owned and operated by acclaimed…
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Centre County Drops to Low COVID-19 Community Level
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Centre County moved to the low community level for COVID-19 for the first time in three weeks as new cases of the virus continued to decline, according to the Centers for Disease Control’s latest update on Thursday night. The county was at the medium level last week and the high level two weeks ago. At…
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Amid Budget Crunch, Penn State Trustees Spent Nearly $318,000 on Meals, Lodging and More for Meetings
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While it’s common for boards to cover the cost of doing business, details of the spending come as the university raises tuition and slashes spending to overcome a $127 million budget deficit.
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Penn State Trustees OK Plan for Expanded Beer Sales at Beaver Stadium
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Penn State’s Board of Trustees on Friday approved a plan to expand beer sales throughout Beaver Stadium during Penn State football games. A date for when sales will begin is still being finalized, according to a statement from the Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics. Penn State has held a public venue liquor license for the stadium…
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Looming Election Jolts Harrisburg into Action as Pa. Lawmakers Pass a Flurry of Bills, Cash in on Fundraisers
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The GOP-led legislature moved five bills authored by the party’s gubernatorial candidate, forcing Democrats to choose between policies they might support and bolstering Doug Mastriano’s record.
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Police Looking for Person Who Posted Extremist Stickers Around Downtown State College
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State College police are asking for the public’s help identifying a person who placed extremist stickers around the downtown earlier this week. The individual pictured above posted the stickers on public streetlight and traffic signal poles early Tuesday morning, police wrote in a statement on Friday. A department spokesperson declined to provide further information about…
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Benner Township Man Charged with Homicide While DUI for Fatal Centre Hall Mountain Crash
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A Benner Township man was charged with homicide on Friday after police said he was driving drunk when he caused an August crash on Centre Hall mountain that killed one person and injured three others. Anatoliy Y. Kolosov, 37, was driving a Mercedes SUV southbound on the 800 block of South Main Street in Pleasant…
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5 Storylines to Follow as Penn State Hosts Central Michigan
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Penn State heads into the weekend looking to go 4-0 on the year after a difficult opening three weeks with road wins over Purdue and Auburn. The Nittany Lions will spend the next three weeks in State College before heading to Ann Arbor for a big time meeting against the Wolverines and look to improve…
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These Pa. Voters Haven’t Missed a Single November Election for At Least 50 Years
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Ahead of Pennsylvania’s 2022 election, Spotlight PA spoke to members of the state’s Voter Hall of Fame — people who haven’t missed a single November contest for 50 consecutive cycles.