Vincent Corso
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Health Sciences Building Project Moving Forward at CPI
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PLEASANT GAP — “Getting close to the finish line” is how a Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology official described the development and design phases of a new Health Sciences building at the campus. CPI Vice President of Post-Secondary Education Todd Taylor used those words at the April 6 Bellefonte Area School Board meeting…
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Barrel 21 Hires Centre County’s First Female Head Distiller
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You could say that making alcohol is kind of in her blood. When Barrel 21 Distillery’s new head distiller, Erica Unruh, was a kid in northern California, her family was big into homebrewing. Naturally, when she grew up, she picked up the hobby, too, learning to enjoy the process of mixing and fermenting new concoctions.…
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Sue Paterno Leaves Lasting Mark with Special Olympics
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When Sue Paterno talks about her 30 years of serving on the board of the Special Olympics Pennsylvania (SOPA), one can tell by the stories she shares and the twinkle in her eyes that it has been a labor of love since her first involvement. “I saw what the needs were, but then I fell in love…
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Centre County Spotlights Fight Against Sexual Violence, Child Abuse with Day of Action
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Child Abuse Prevention Month, and during Tuesday’s Centre County Board of Commissioners meeting, representatives from Centre Safe distributed seed packets to the audience. “The theme for Centre County (Sexual Assault Awareness and Child Abuse Prevention Month) is cultivating a community of care … if you want to take those…
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PennDOT Gives Updates on State College Area Connector Project
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A large crowd of community members attended The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s public meeting at Calvary Church in Boalsburg on Tuesday to hear updates on the State College Area Connector Planning and Environmental Linkage Study. During the gathering, PennDOT representatives shared an update on the data collection efforts, traffic analyses and build alternative corridor refinements…
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Zoning Change Sought for ‘Rooftop Experience’ at Planned Bellefonte Waterfront Hotel
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BELLEFONTE — Imagine sitting outside on one of tallest buildings in Bellefonte, enjoying a drink and a meal with views of the courthouse and the rest of the Victorian town down below. Well, that might be a reality soon as developers for the Bellefonte Waterfront Project — which includes a hotel, condominium and parking garage…
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Brewing Community: State College Homebrew Club Offers a Place for Brewers to Share Pointers and Their Beer
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In my opinion, there is something magical about the beer brewing process. You take your grains, your yeast, your hops and mix it all together with water the right way. You let it ferment and, if you do it right, you get a tasty and bubbly alcoholic beverage that is best enjoyed with friends. Some…
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Summer Events Approved in Bellefonte
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BELLEFONTE — The summer of 2022 looks to be hopping in Bellefonte as the borough council approved some of the Victorian town’s biggest summer events during a meeting on Monday. Like always, festival season will kick off in town during Father’s Day weekend as the Historic Bellefonte Cruise comes roaring back into town June 17…
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The Family Clothesline Designs T-Shirts in Support of Ukraine
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State College retail store The Family Clothesline usually sells gear colored blue and white. After watching the devastating stories coming out of Ukraine over the past two weeks, the store now is promoting a shirt with a different colored design — blue and yellow, the colors of the Ukrainian flag. For every Stand With Ukraine…
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Armory Up for Sale in Bellefonte
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A piece of Bellefonte history is up for sale. The old Armory, a unique building located in the heart of town at 301 N. Spring St., has been listed by RE/MAX Centre Realty for $990,000. The 29,539-square-foot building was built in 1894 by Col. W. Fred Reynolds and then used by the local National Guard.…