Centre County Gazette
The Centre County Gazette is Centre County’s only weekly, independent newspaper covering the news, sports, entertainment and events throughout the area.
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Police
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Police received a call regarding a missing person on Oct. 24 at approximately 8 p.m. on E. College Avenue in Walker Township. According to police, the individual was located on Oct. 27 and was unharmed. *** Police responded to a two-vehicle crash that occurred on Oct. 27 at approximately 6 a.m. on S. Pennsylvania Avenue…
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Township leaders back Addison Court housing effort
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FERGUSON TOWNSHIP — Ferguson Township Supervisors approved a letter of support Nov. 2 for State College Borough’s effort to preserve Addison Court as affordable senior housing, while leaving a possible township financial contribution for later budget discussions. State College Borough Council agreed to buy the property for $15.75 million and plans to lease it back…
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White cites affordability in township board resignation
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FERGUSON TOWNSHIP — Supervisor Trevor White is not only stepping down from his supervisor post at Ferguson Township — he is also stepping away from Centre County — saying the cost of raising a family in the region has become too high. White said he and his wife are expecting a child and cannot afford…
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Voters choose incumbents in midterm general election
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CENTRE COUNTY — More than 50 percent of Centre County voters showed concern for affordability and other political issues affecting their livelihood by casting their ballots on Election Day, Nov. 3. Of the more than 103,000 registered voters in Centre County, more than 54 percent voted on Tuesday. In the last midterm election held in…
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Deeds
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The following property transactions were compiled from information provided by Centre County Recorder of Deeds Joseph Davidson. The Gazette is not responsible for typographical errors. The published information is believed to be accurate; however, The Gazette neither warrants nor accepts any liability or responsibility for inaccurate information. Deed Transfers for week of Oct. 4 —…
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CBICC announces 2026 Centre County Business Award winners
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STATE COLLEGE — The Chamber of Business & Industry of Centre County recently awarded the 2026 Centre County Business Awards, presented by Stuckey Automotive to six local businesses and individuals. The annual ceremony took place in the Nittany Lion Inn Ballroom on Oct. 21. The event was emceed by CBICC President and CEO Greg Scott,…
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Geisinger Health Plan announces Medicare Advantage plans for 2027
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DANVILLE — As the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period kicks off, Geisinger Health Plan encourages those age 65 and older to review their current coverage and explore options to be sure they have the coverage that best meets their healthcare and prescription drug needs for the coming year. AEP runs now through through Dec. 7. During…
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Penn Highlands Healthcare recognized for cardiovascular program excellence
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Three Penn Highlands Healthcare hospitals have been recognized with Corazon Service Excellence Awards for their achievements in cardiovascular program accreditation. Penn Highlands Mon Valley was recognized for achieving 10 years of accreditation for its cardiac catheterization and percutaneous coronary intervention program. Penn Highlands Huntingdon earned recognition for five years of accreditation for its cardiac catheterization…
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Family Hospice offers free webinar with grief expert
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Family Hospice, part of UPMC, will offer a free webinar featuring author and grief educator, Kenneth J. Doka. Titled “Grief: Coping, Surviving and Growing,” this webinar will be held virtually on Wed., Nov. 18 from 3 to 6 p.m. Grief is a deeply personal journey that affects us physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually. Doka will…
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Restore active living through innovative CartiHeal knee procedures
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For active individuals and athletes, living with persistent knee pain can feel like an endless cycle of frustration. Because articular cartilage has a limited ability to heal on its own, cartilage damage can persist and progressively interfere with movement. Many patients find themselves in a medical gray area — too young for a total knee…
