Community
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Nittany Greyhounds Connects Retired Racers With New Homes
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The mission of Nittany Greyhounds is to rehome retired racing greyhounds when they finish their athletic careers
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Evans Named Executive Director of Centre County United Way
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A longtime Centre County United Way staff member has been tapped as the organization’s new executive director. Megan Evans, who has served as interim director since last year, was selected […]
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Birding Cup to Benefit Local Grassland Habitat
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The 2025 Birding Cup from Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center will raise money this year to benefit the Musser Gap Greenway’s grassland habitat.
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Centre County Recognizes Mental Health Awareness Month
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“It’s an important month to recognize that we’re all on the spectrum when it comes to mental health and at times, we all need to find that courage and vulnerability to reach out for help,” Jana Marie Foundation’s Marisa Vicere said.
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Pop Up Ave to Return to Downtown State College in New Location
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This story originally appeared in The Centre County Gazette. Pop Up Ave is returning to downtown State College on Saturday, May 3, with groovy tunes, unique vendors and yummy eats. […]
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Rothrock Wood Project Transforms Local Trees Into Art
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What once shaded sidewalks and backyards in State College is now finding new life in homes and hotels as handcrafted pieces of art.
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Buckhout Greenhouse: Oasis of Plant Life
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Buckhout Greenhouse is home to orchids, mistletoe, cabbage on a stick and more.
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Annual Celebration to Kick Off Mental Health Awareness Month in Centre County
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Skills of Central PA will host its 19th Annual Mental Health Awareness Month Kickoff Celebration at 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 1. For the second consecutive year, the event will take […]
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For Geocachers, the Hunt Itself Is Part of the Treasure
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The Happy Valley GeoTour is an interactive experience that aims to get participants outside and exploring the sights and sounds the area has to offer.
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Central Pennsylvania Native Plant Festival and Sale Returns to Millbrook Marsh
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The festival will include more than 275 species of native plants available for purchase, informational presentations, educational tables, locally prepared food and live music.