November 2022
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State College Takes on McDowell in PIAA Subregional; Penns Valley Battles for District Title
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The State College Little Lions remained undefeated after their 28-7 victory over Altoona in the District 6, AAAAAA Championship game on Nov. 10 night at Bald Eagle Area High School. State College will now take on Erie McDowell on Friday at home in the District 6-9-10 Subregional Final. In AA, Penns Valley atoned for an…
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5 Storylines to Follow as Penn State Takes on Rutgers
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Penn State is 8-2 on the year and looking to pick up win No. 9 against a Rutgers’ program that has scored two total touchdowns in the past half decade against the Nittany Lions. Every game is different but often times they end up all feeling the same in this series. Here are five storylines…
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The Democratic Takeover of the Pa. House Will Be a Little Messy to Start. Here’s Why
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When the Pennsylvania House’s new session begins on Jan. 3, at least one Democratic seat will be vacant — complicating the election of the chamber’s speaker.
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Democrats Win Control of Pennsylvania State House After Picking Up 12 Seats
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Democrats have not controlled the chamber for more than a decade, and the win will allow lawmakers to advance policy priorities like raising the minimum wage.
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Bellefonte Man Charged with Statutory Sexual Assault
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Spring Township police on Thursday arrested a 32-year-old Bellefonte man accused of having sex with a 14-year-old girl multiple times over a four-month period. Akile S. Parker also allegedly had nude photos of the girl and deleted communications with her from his phone when he became aware of the investigation. The investigation began on Sept.…
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Lion Surplus to Host Nittany Lion Inn Furniture Sale
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The furniture sale comes just a few months after Penn State moved to enter a purchasing agreement and ground lease for its two University Park campus hotels, the Nittany Lion Inn and the Penn Stater Hotel and Conference Center.
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New Deputy Sheriffs Grow Together at Penn State-Run Academy
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UNIVERSITY PARK — The newest class of Pennsylvania deputy sheriffs will return to their home communities prepared to serve after graduating from the commonwealth’s Penn State-run training academy on Friday. During the 19-week program, the diverse group of 39 cadets became “a family,” said class platoon leader William Banks. The retired U.S. Marine from York…
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Penn State Men’s Basketball Hangs On for 73-68 Win over Furman
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Penn State men’s basketball held on to beat Furman 73-68 Thursday in the first game of the Charleston Classic, a contest which highlighted the strengths and weaknesses of this Nittany Lion squad as it improved to 4-0 on the year. Penn State will face the winner of Thursday afternoon’s game between Old Dominion and Virginia…
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Why These Pa. Teams Got Left Out of the Minor League Baseball Union
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The historic unionization effort in minor league baseball aims to address chronic low pay and poor working conditions, but your local players might not benefit.
