Business
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Dead Canary: Alive and Well in Philipsburg
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With lengthening hours, an upcoming expansion and a civic-minded outdoor stage project in the works The Dead Canary Brewing Company is spreading its wings and providing space for the community.
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Juana’s Venezuelan Cuisine Closing, But Owner Plans to Return With New Format
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A Venezuelan restaurant in downtown State College is closing, but its owner plans to relaunch in early 2026 with what she calls a new business concept. Juana’s Venezuelan Cuisine, 129 […]
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Air Service Alliance Seeks Community Contributions to Fly State College Fund
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The State College Air Service Alliance—a strategic partnership between the Chamber of Business & Industry of Centre County, Centre County Airport Authority, The Happy Valley Adventure Bureau and Penn State […]
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Ferguson Township Supervisors Approve Preliminary Plan for Wawa Along North Atherton Street
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Ferguson Township’s Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved Wawa’s preliminary land development plans for a store at the corner of North Atherton Street and West Aaron Drive, though some neighboring […]
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7 Brew Celebrates Opening of First State College Area Location
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The company held a ribbon cutting and presented a donation to THON on Tuesday to celebrate the opening of its new drive-thru coffee stand on South Atherton Street.
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Amazon, SpaceX Could Receive Millions in Fed Grants. Will It Help Pa. Residents in Need of Faster Internet?
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The planned grants come after a Trump administration overhaul of the broadband program.
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Noodles & Company Closes State College Location After 13 Years
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Noodles & Company’s only Centre County location permanently shut its doors on Wednesday after 13 years in business. According to a sign on its front door, the fast-casual chain restaurant […]
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Pennsylvania Loses Hundreds of Pharmacies After a Law Promised Help
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Lawmakers want to ensure the Shapiro admin is holding corporate middlemen, known as pharmacy benefit managers, accountable.
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Teresa’s Treasures Showcases History, Hunting Gear and Hard-to-Find Items in Bellefonte
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Tucked into 126 W. High St. in downtown Bellefonte, the small shop started out as a knife store and has quietly grown into a place where hunters, collectors, gamers, students and curious neighbors all end up crossing paths.
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Local Jersey Mike’s Franchisee Acquires Former Rite Aid Building in Bellefonte
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The owner of three Centre County Jersey Mike’s Subs locations recently acquired a Bellefonte property that has been vacant for nearly two years. Cedar Cliff Properties LLC, which has been […]