State College Staff
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Letter: Judicial Gerrymandering Is the Latest Move by Untrustworthy Politicians
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Our General Assembly leaders have shown their true colors, confirming what voters already know: party leaders put party interests ahead of voters’ interests.
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Letter: The Dysfunction Is Real
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It’s unreal. Donald Trump became a household name from his “reality” TV show. Americans knew it was “fake reality,” but it did provide mindless entertainment for millions. Now he’s President Trump and he doesn’t understand the reality of his own actions—or, in many cases, negligent inaction. The coronavirus, which so far has…
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Letter: Democrats Need to Admit the Truth About Russian Collusion Allegations
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I have yet to find a single Democrat who is willing to admit that the Russian collusion claim was a hoax, and I struggle to understand why.
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Centre Region Residents Encouraged to Bike on Friday
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Centre Region Summer Bike Anywhere Friday, an initiative to get local residents riding, is scheduled for Friday, July 24.
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Community Spotlight: Duffy’s Boalsburg Tavern
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At Duffy’s Boalsburg Tavern, 113 E. Main St. in Boalsburg, we have spread our patio into the parking lot. This allows us to promote social distancing and has worked very well, as the tables are between 8 and 12 feet apart.
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Letter: Stop Gerrymandering in Pa.
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Gerrymandering in Pennsylvania is unfair. Our legislators had an opportunity to fix this, but they failed.
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Final Push Is on for 4th Fest Community Food Drive
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As the 4th Fest community food drive enters its final days, organizers are hoping to achieve a goal of 50,000 donated items.
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Letter: Corman and Benninghoff Failed Us on Redistricting Reform
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This Independence Day has been marred by a gross failure of Centre County representation. Lack of action from Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman and House Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff helped kill legislation that would have stopped gerrymandering in Pennsylvania.
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Centre County to Open CARES Act Rent Relief Program on Monday
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Eligible residents can begin applying on Monday for the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act Rent Relief Program, which is being administered in Centre County through the Office of Adult Services.