A special weekend is coming up at a long time regional Historical site that has deep ties to one of Pennsylvania's best known industries. At Curtin Village, an ongoing theme is "History Lives Here." Sue Hannigan of the Roland Curtin…
Thursday saw the long awaited Grange Fair Parade Day and we take a look at a the Victor Grange Agricultural Display...
Hundreds of displays continued to be showcased today at the Grange Fair in Centre County. Among those displays at the 149th edition of the fair Is a first place award for the Marion Grange based in Marion Township. They have…
School is back for many students across the Commonwealth. With Covid cases on the rise in other parts of the country we talked with local school leaders to find out how they're making sure students have a healthy school year…
Police shortages are affecting communities across Pennsylvania With departments in our area struggling to recruit and retain officers. Victoria Langowska continues our coverage on the issue. Legislators in Harrisburg are working on several bills to address the police shortage in…
Police say a 45-year-old Idaho man has been charged in Blair County with requesting nude photographs from three girls. According to a probable-cause affidavit, between July and September 2021, Rick Curry, of Post Falls, contacted the girls using Snapchat. The…
The Veterans Tribute area is located at Grange Park in Centre Hall. It remembers Prisoners Of War and pays respect to those who are still Missing In Action. The project got off the ground last year with a flag pole…
There was a heavy police presence in a Blair County neighborhood earlier today Police responded to the area of Hilltop Road in Greenfield Township this morning. It's unclear what prompted the response but it appears troopers were looking for someone…
A new judge is officially on the bench in Centre County Julia Rater was sworn in this afternoon to the county's court of common pleas. Rater won both the Republican and Democratic nominations in the county judge's race this past…
"It feels like a slap in the face." That's what a long-time State College business owner is saying about the borough's idea to use eminent domain to demolish the downtown building where his store is located. Tom Gallagher has been…