March 2026
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Penn State Women’s Hockey Season Ends With Frozen Four Heartbreak
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The Penn State women’s hockey team’s historic season came to a close in the Frozen Four on Friday night at the hands of Wisconsin. The No. 2-seed Badgers downed the No. 3 Nittany Lions, 4-3 in overtime, in front of a record crowd at Pegula Ice Arena, punching their ticket to the national championship. How…
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Centre County PAWS Caring for Dozens of Dogs Removed From Home Following Humane Investigation
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Centre County PAWS on Friday received an emergency intake of more than three dozen dogs, many requiring immediate medical care, that were removed from a local home amid an ongoing investigation by the county sheriff’s office’s humane society police officer, the nonprofit shelter wrote in a release on Friday The 37 dogs surrendered to PAWS…
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Ferguson Township Supervisors Mull Next Steps for Phase 2 of Cecil Irvin Park
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Ferguson Township’s Board of Supervisors on Tuesday decided to revisit the master plan for Cecil Irvin Park, but made no final decision on if or how the next phase will proceed before a state grant expires in 2027. Current plans for phase 2 of the park, located at 126 Cinda Drive, near Pine Grove Mills,…
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8 Penn State Wrestlers Advance to NCAA Semifinals
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Updated 4:58 p.m. March 20. Penn State wrestling went 8-0 in quarterfinal bouts and widened its lead in the team race during the third session of the NCAA Championships on Friday afternoon in Cleveland. No. 1 seeds Luke Lilledahl (125 pounds), Shayne Van Ness (149), PJ Duke (157), Mitchell Mesenbrink (165), Levi Haines (174), Rocco…
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Centre County Schools Prepared for State’s Cursive Mandate
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Pennsylvania students will soon be spending more time putting pen to paper.
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Penn State Wrestling Sends 8 to Quarterfinals, Extends Team Lead at NCAA Championships
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Updated 11:03 p.m. March 19. Eight of 10 Penn State wrestlers advanced to the quarterfinals and the Nittany Lions continued to rack up bonus points as they extended their team lead after the second round of the NCAA Championships on Thursday night in Cleveland. Seeking its fifth straight national title and 13th in the past…
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Faculty Organizers Accuse Penn State Admin of ‘Anti-Union’ Efforts as Election Nears
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Thousands of Penn State faculty members will soon vote on whether to unionize, and organizers say the university’s administration has broken its pledge to remain neutral on the election. Penn State officials, however, say they are only providing information in response to questions about faculty unionization. Ballots will be mailed from the Pennsylvania Labor Relations…
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Penn State Wrestling Goes 10-0 in First Round of NCAA Championships
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Penn State wrestling won all 10 of its bouts and earned bonus points in eight during the first round of the NCAA Championships on Thursday afternoon in Cleveland. The Nittany Lions finished the opening session with 22.5 points to lead the team race as they seek their fifth consecutive national title. Iowa trailed in second…
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Penn State Women’s Hockey Reflects on Historic Season, Prepares for First Frozen Four
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With one sleep separating Penn State women’s hockey from the biggest game in program history, the Nittany Lions took to the rink at Pegula Ice Arena for one final tune-up session on Thursday afternoon. With a Friday night Frozen Four clash against No. 2-seed Wisconsin on deck, the skaters worked with a sense of urgency…
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Inside/Outside State College: A Trout Fisherman’s Soul
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My dad taught me to fish when I was a small boy, out the lane from my grandparent’s house on Little Fishing Creek between Mingoville and Hublersburg.