July 2025
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Hundreds of Cyclists Compete in First State College Criterium
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Downtown State College transformed into a high-speed race track on Saturday, as about 250 cyclists from across Pennsylvania took part in the first State College Criterium, hosted by the Happy […]
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‘It’s Like One Big Family.’ Penn State’s Adaptive Athletics Is Rebuilding and Expanding a Historic Program
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As adaptive athletics continues to gain global momentum, a determined group at Penn State is working tirelessly to ensure the university becomes a national leader in the movement—and they’re doing […]
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Railroads Helped Build Pa. These Train Lovers and Museums Are Maintaining the Historical Tracks
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Trains played a huge role in Pennsylvania’s development, and local museums and volunteer groups statewide help to preserve that history.
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Great PA News Quiz: A Private Approach to Legal Weed, a 911 Outage Update and a Chainsaw for Lunch
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In this week’s news quiz: An update on the recent 911 outages, another bill to legalize recreational cannabis arrives, and taking a chainsaw to your lunch.
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State Appeals Court Upholds Prison Sentence for Man Convicted of 1995 Rape and Assault of Penn State Student
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A state appeals court on Thursday upheld the prison sentence for a man convicted last year of the 1995 rape and beating of a Penn State student in State College. […]
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The Challenges Facing Pa.’s Huge, Old Road System, and What It Means for the Budget
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Republicans want road money in exchange for more public transit funding, but resources are tight and a deal remains tricky.
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Long-Awaited Whitehall Road Regional Park Now Open
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After years of planning and multiple delays, the Centre Region’s long-awaited Whitehall Road Regional Park is now open to the public. Centre Region Parks and Recreation on Friday officially opened […]
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Man Accused of Raping Child in Centre County
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A Lock Haven man was arrested Friday on charges accusing him of raping and sexually assaulting a child multiple times over the course of three years in Bellefonte and Clinton […]
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Commissioners Highlight Success of Fee for Local Use
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Centre County’s $5 vehicle registration fee, enacted in 2017 under Pennsylvania’s Act 89 of 2013, continues to play a critical role in funding much-needed local road and bridge improvements, officials said at the Board of Commissioner’s meeting on Tuesday,.
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‘A Community Space.’ Calder Way Pop-Up Helping Small Businesses Learn and Grow in State College
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The Downtown State College Improvement District, in partnership with Comet Properties, celebrated the official ribbon cutting for the Calder Way Pop-Up on Thursday. Calder Way Pop-Up, located at 236 E. […]