Despite wrist injury, shutdown, Swartz thriving at D-I level
Donaldson made big impacts at Tussey, officiating
Don Donaldson was a standout football player at Tussey Mountain High School who earned a full athletic scholarship to North Carolina State ...
Financial questions fill college sports
There are so many questions about the future of college football right now because of the coronavirus, and many of them boil down to one big thing — money. There ...
Tough task awaits new OC
Penn State has a new offensive coordinator in Kirk Ciarrocca, so missing spring practice because of the coronavirus certainly could present some ...
God is in control
I ran into a friend at Walmart yesterday and he mentioned that God is in total control several times. Then I went home and a sweet lady emailed me and said a ...
Clothing giveaway canceled
Grace’s Closet, located in Grace Lutheran Church, 1114 N. Cambria St., Bellwood, is closed until further notice and planned clothing giveaways ...
Area car dealers try to ride out virus
According to mandates issued by Gov. Tom Wolf, automobile dealers are not considered an essential business during the coronavirus pandemic and have been forced to ...
Behind the Desk: Christopher Cook
Briefcase
Parents’ role now magnified
For millions of American students, public schools have been closed since mid-March. School has been wherever a quiet place could be found in the home. For most, ...
Reserve spending for critical
Probe inside traders
Magisterial district judge
Filed before California Avenue Altoona Magisterial District Judge Steven D. Jackson: Charges waived to court Sept. 12: Stacy A. Ayers, 23, 309 S. Market St., ...
Sentencing
Magisterial district judge
Joe A. Boyd
Joe A. Boyd, 83, New Enterprise, died Friday after a battle with cancer. He was born in New Enterprise, son of Jerome and Eva (Stiffler) Boyd. Surviving are his ...
