Lloyd Rogers
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Eagle Scout’s Sensory Box Project Makes Lasting Impact
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Student Jackson Pase’s Eagle Scout project will be implemented in the Penns Valley Area School District this year, but the impact its ready to make goes far beyond the classroom.
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From State College to D.C.: Nate Tranell Explores the Power of Storytelling
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State High senior Nate Tranell explored his passion for storytelling alongside some of the most promising young journalists in the country as a National Youth Correspondent for the 2025 Washington Journalism and Media Conference.
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Centre County Bands Bring the Sparkle, Soul and Storytelling to People’s Choice Festival
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They come from different backgrounds, playing different instruments and draw inspiration from different decades, but one thing unites them: they’re ready to light up the South Stage at this year’s People’s Choice Festival.
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People’s Choice Festival Blends Arts, Eats and Community
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Celebrate summer in style at the 31st annual People’s Choice Festival, set for Thursday, July 10, through Sunday, July 13, at Grange Park in Centre Hall.
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People’s Choice Festival to Celebrate ‘Christmas in July’
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It may be the middle of summer, but this year’s People’s Choice Festival is bringing the chill of the North Pole to Centre County with a brand-new “Christmas in July” celebration that promises snow, Santa and a whole lot of merry.
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Keep Pedaling: Marc Warren’s Ride for Hope
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When Marc Warren hops on his bike at 5 a.m. on July 25, at Point State Park in Pittsburgh, there’s more at play than just gears and gravel. The 68-year-old Boalsburg resident is taking on 150 miles of terrain not only as a personal challenge, but to raise funds and awareness for the Jana Marie…
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Talent Shines at Phyllis Triolo Music Competition
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Talented young performers from across Central Pennsylvania took center stage at the 41st annual Phyllis Triolo Music Competition.
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Mrs. Roper Romp to Benefit Out of the Cold
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A sea of red wigs and oversized jewelry will take over downtown State College on Saturday, June 28, and for a good cause.
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Bellefonte Police Roll Out Blue Envelope Program to Support Drivers With Disabilities
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A routine traffic stop can be a stressful experience for any driver, but for individuals with autism, intellectual disabilities or other communication challenges that experience can quickly become overwhelming. That’s why the Bellefonte Borough Police Department has launched a simple but powerful initiative with the Blue Envelope Program.
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Firecracker 4K to Light the Fuse on 4th Fest Fun
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When the boom of a firework signals the start of the Firecracker 4K on Friday, July 4, at 9 a.m., it won’t just mark the beginning of a 2.48-mile race, but it’ll also kick off an entire day of patriotic celebration.