Philipsburg
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Centre County Men Charged With Animal Cruelty After Cat Had to Be Euthanized Because of Untreated Severe Infection
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Two Philipsburg men were arrested after a cat in their care had to be euthanized because of a severe infection and injuries that went untreated for months, according to the Centre County Sheriff’s Office. Michael S. Reish, 62, and Seamus S. Reish, 59, were each charged on Wednesday with one felony count of aggravated animal…
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Driver Taken to Hospital After School Bus Crash Near Philipsburg
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A driver was taken to the hospital for minor injuries after crashing a school bus Monday morning near Philipsburg. No children were on board at the time of the single-vehicle crash, which happened at about 7:10 a.m. on the 2000 block of Black Moshannon Road/Route 504 in Rush Township, according to Hope Fire Company. The…
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Philipsburg Business Navigates Supply Chain Hurdles and Trade Shifts
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Over the course of 21 years, Josh Helke has built his company, Organic Climbing, into an internationally renowned manufacturer of outdoor gear. However, in just a few weeks, the company’s sales have declined so much that Helke has had to make the difficult decision to lay off two of his 30 employees
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Artistic Director Pearl Gluck on This Year’s Centre Film Festival
in Centre County Gazette, Community, Entertainment News, Latest Penn State News, Local News, Philipsburg, State College—
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It’s time once again for the Centre Film Festival, and this year’s event will take place from Monday, Nov. 11, through Sunday, Nov. 17, at theaters in State College, on the Penn State campus and in Philipsburg.
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Pat Romano Brings Hollywood to Philipsburg with New Film ‘Deadlock’
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It didn’t take long for Philipsburg restaurant owner, Penn State fan, actor and movie producer Pat Romano to get back onto the set.
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Philipsburg VFW Dedicates Veterans Mural
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This story originally appeared in the Centre County Gazette. PHILIPSBURG — Philipsburg’s newest piece of art was honored at a dedication and check presentation ceremony on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The “Honor Our Veterans” mural was made possible due to a $5,000 grant for tourism from the Centre County Board of Commissioners and Happy Valley Adventure…
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Centre Film Festival Returning for Sixth Year
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The Centre Film Festival is returning to Happy Valley for a sixth year with seven days full of movies from Monday, Nov. 11, through Sunday, Nov. 22, at State College’s State Theatre and Philipsburg’s Rowland Theatre.
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New Sowers Market in Philipsburg Focuses on Fresh, Local Foods
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The new Sowers Market recently opened on Tyrone Pike in Philipsburg, though the first plans for the market were for something very different.
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Nittany MinitMart Raises More Than $176K for Volunteer Fire Companies
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Nittany MinitMart’s fifth annual “Fuel the Cause” campaign raised $176,934 for volunteer fire companies in central and northern Pennsylvania, the State College-based company announced on Thursday. The fundraiser started in March and concluded in June, surpassing last year’s record total by more than $25,000. “We just want this fundraiser to keep growing,” Nicole Masullo, Nittany…
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U.S. 322 Near Philipsburg Reopens After Train Derailment
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Updated 6:13 p.m., July 31, 2024 Part of U.S. Route 322 between Centre and Clearfield counties was closed for more than two hours on Wednesday afternoon after a train derailment near Philipsburg. The derailment happened after 3 p.m. in Chester Hill, and the train was blocking both Route 322 near the Philipsburg Plaza and Route…