September 2022
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Oktoberfest Returns to Tussey Mountain
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This year’s festival will feature a handful of local food vendors, live entertainment and even competitive steinholding.
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SCASD Board Renews Agreements for School Resource Officers
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The State College Area School Board on Monday voted to approve agreements that will continue to provide three school resource officers from local police departments . As in the past, one State College police officer will be assigned full time to the high school and another to the Delta building and Mount Nittany Middle School.…
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Centre County Set to Switch Landfill Sites in 2023
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Waste management in Centre County is due for a change next year after the county Board of Commissioners unanimously agreed to switch to a new landfill site. Starting on Jan. 1, 2023, the Centre County Recycling and Refuse Authority will haul its waste to the Laurel Highlands Landfill in Cambria County. Currently, county waste is…
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Father, Two Sons Killed in Silo Accident at Penns Valley Farm
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Three people are dead after a farm accident on Wednesday morning in Penns Valley. According to the Centre County Coroner’s Office, 47-year-old Andrew Beiler and his 19-year-old and a 14-year-old sons died after being trapped in a silo on an Amish farm at 2926 Lower Brush Valley Road in Potter Township. Each died as a…
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Progress Continues on Plans for Brewery and Restaurant at Former Bellefonte Armory Property
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The armory’s demolition plans meet criteria established by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, officials said on Monday.
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Penn State Football: Devyn Ford Finding Role, and Happiness in the Process
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There are trees, slowly changing into autumn colors in the background of Penn State running back Devyn Ford’s video call. They aren’t real of course, at least they aren’t actually behind Ford, but they cast a friendly peaceful scene behind a million dollar smile that Ford brings all on his own. In many ways they…
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Pa. Election 2022: A Basic Guide to Vetting Candidates for U.S. Senate, Governor and More
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Want to learn more about Pennsylvania’s 2022 election candidates? Learn how to research who is on your ballot, their stances, and who is funding their campaigns.
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More State Funding Awarded to Kepler Pool Renovation Project
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Efforts to rehabilitate Kepler Community Pool in Bellefonte got another lift on Tuesday. The Commonwealth Financing Authority awarded a $184,125 to the Nittany Valley Joint Recreation Authority for rehabilitation and further development of the pool located at Governors Park. It comes just two weeks after the project received a $1.3 million grant from the Department Conservation…
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Happy Valley Women’s Cycling Team Is Raising Money to Help Build the State College Skatepark. Here’s How You Can Join the Effort
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The Happy Valley Women’s Cycling team has stepped up to support the fundraising effort for the planned public skatepark in State College. HVWC will match every donation received up to $7,000 between now and midnight on Thursday to help make the High Point Skatepark a reality, according to a news release. “We are here to…
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U.S. Marine Band to Play Free Concert at State High
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Trumpet the news: The U.S. Marine Band is coming to State College. The prestigious band, known as “The President’s Own” for performing for every U.S. President since John Adams, will give a community concert at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 3 in State College Area High School’s Performing Arts Center. The concert is free, but tickets…