Reynolds part of Pirates’ big comeback
By Wes Crosby The Associated Press PITTSBURGH — Coming off a hitless night, Bryan Reynolds told teammate Corey Dickerson he felt pressure to produce. Dickerson ...
A man for all seasons
Whether it’s in sports, academics or volunteer endeavors, it’s quite apparent that recent Altoona Area High School graduate Jonah Brandt ...
Pens returning to Pegula
UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State University and the Pegula Ice Arena will again host an NHL preseason game, with the Buffalo Sabres making their third trip in the past ...
High profile recruit decommitts
From Mirror reports Penn State’s rough recruiting week got even worse Thursday when yet another high-profile prospect decommitted from the ...
Making a rain barrel
Harjo first Native American US poet laureate
NEW YORK — Joy Harjo, the first Native American to be named U.S. poet laureate, has been ready for a long time. “I’ve been an unofficial ...
EMG Brands to reveal new business venture
TYRONE — EMG Brands will officially announce the launch of a new national business venture during a grand opening of EMG’s newly renovated offices from 5 to 7 ...
Briefcase
Police: City man sought sex, pictures from minors
Attacks on tankers need fully probed
If Iran is indeed behind recent attacks on several tanker ships carrying petroleum products, action by the world community — not just the United States — may be ...
Juneteenth well worth celebrating
Credit city for trying reinvention
Births
May 29, 2019 Alivia Joy McCloskey, a daughter born to Allisa L. (Laughlin) and Larry A. McCloskey, Altoona, at Conemaugh Nason Medical Center, Roaring Spring, at ...
Bankruptcies
Deeds
John M. Borlie
John M. Borlie, 82, Portage, died Tuesday. He was the son of the late John F. and Mary (Moyer) Borlie. Surviving are his wife, Regina (Klatt); children: Peggy, ...
