Lloyd Rogers
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Boalsburg Celebrates Alice Breon at 100
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It’s not every day a community gets to celebrate a 100th birthday, and it’s even rarer when that centenarian is still driving, writing books, playing snare drum in a praise band and inspiring everyone around her.
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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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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.