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PNPA honors 14 Mirror staff members for coverage
June 3, 2012 GETTYSBURG — More than a dozen Mirror staff members were recognized for their work during the annual Pennsylvania Press Conference on Saturday at the Wyndam Hotel. more »» 
Cook finds her niche
May 31, 2012 An Italian cookie first made in a Logan Township woman’s kitchen in 2009 can now be found in 28 states. After the 2008 stock market crash, MaryAnn Petta Cook needed a way to make ends meet. more »» 
Developing downtown
May 27, 2012 HOLLIDAYSBURG — Brittany Cunningham and Tamara Brumbaugh, who are among a handful of new business owners in Hollidaysburg, grew up in the borough and remember the days when Allegheny Street was... more »»
Thomas ‘enjoyed every moment’
May 23, 2012 BEDFORD — Bill Thomas lived his life to the fullest. “He was very congenial, he always had a smile on his face. more »»
Penelec to consolidate operations
May 23, 2012 READING — Penelec will consolidate its service operations to increase efficiency and to enhance response times in the utility’s Altoona, Ebensburg, Bedford and Huntingdon areas, the utility... more »» 
Simple solution
May 20, 2012 When Shawn Warner saw his daughter Madeline, 1¢ at the time, pulling cords out of the electrical outlets on the wall, he was afraid she may get shocke. more »»
Natural gas price may slow Marcellus drilling
May 19, 2012 Marcellus Shale drilling has had a significant impact on Pennsylvania’s economy, but with the price of natural gas dropping to $2 per thousand cubic feet, drilling may slow dow. more »»
Appleton announces merger
May 17, 2012 APPLETON, Wis. — Appleton Papers Inc. and Hicks Acquisition Co. II Inc. announced a definitive agreement on Wednesday under which Appleton will combine with Hicks in a deal valued at $675 milli. more »»
Station Medical McDonald’s set to raze and rebuild soon
May 15, 2012 The owner of the McDonald’s restaurant at Station Medical Center plans to raze and rebuild this summer. The work will take three months. more »»
General Cable wins ABCD?award
May 12, 2012 General Cable is the 20th recipient of the Alexander A. Notopoulos Award by the Altoona-Blair County Development Corp. more »»
Development Corp. reports another good year
May 12, 2012 The addition of a Marcellus shale-related business in Blair County highlighted a good 2011 for the Altoona-Blair County Development Corp., officials said Frida. more »» 
Gardner Denver dedicates plant in Enterprise Campus
May 11, 2012 TIPTON — The pumps companies use to free natural gas from Marcellus shale operate at high pressure and often break down. more »» 
Fiore building may be family outlet
May 10, 2012 A Pittsburgh businessman plans to transform the former Fiore Mitsubishi building on Logan Boulevard into a retail and entertainment center. more »» 
Making his mark
May 6, 2012 James Madara was driving in for a layup at the school playground when he accidentally ran into the pole. The Bellwood-Antis sixth-grader ended up in a Philadelphia hospital. more »»
Thee Mirage reopens as city’s first bottle club
May 5, 2012 Some major changes have taken place at an Altoona exotic night club. Thee Mirage has a new name and a different way of doing business. Thee Mirage Bottle Club Cabaret, 130 Sixth Av. more »»
Servello Gallery back in business
May 5, 2012 The Servello Gallery of Art, 1302 11th Ave., has reopened for business under the ownership of Bill Moffitt. more »»
Business center gets boost
May 3, 2012 BEDFORD — The Bedford County Development Association has received a $500,000 grant from the Pennsylvania First Program. more »»
Study finds ways Curve can save on energy costs
May 1, 2012 A study conducted at Peoples Natural Gas Field has identified ways the Altoona Curve can save on energy costs. more »»
Unemployment rate drops in three counties; 2 hold steady
May 1, 2012 The unemployment rate dropped in three area counties in March, the state Department of Labor and Industry said. Huntingdon County saw the biggest improvement with its jobless rate dropping from 9. more »»
CiCi’s hopes to reopen in area
April 28, 2012 The CiCi’s Pizza franchise in the Altoona area closed suddenly a week ago, with its manager saying that the local business had suffered during a weak economy. more »» |
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