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Scout’s project honors veterans with park enhancements
May 27, 2013 Last summer, Tyrone Boy Scout Cody Eckels, 15, set out to find an Eagle Scout Project. more »»
Former county commissioner, clerk had coworkers’ respect
May 27, 2013 Terry Wagner had the respect of those with whom he worked. “He was a kind man, he had an aura about him. more »»
Attorney questioned in Allen case
May 27, 2013 An attorney for a Hollidaysburg-area man serving life for killing a Penn State Altoona student four years ago testified Friday that he did not object to many of the alleged “inflammatory” photograph... more »»
Blue Knob's miracle baby
May 26, 2013 BLUE KNOB — Every once in a while, Monica Walters says, a stranger still somehow recognizes her: “Oh, you’re Monic. more »»
Districts try to keep up with new standards
May 26, 2013 It’s taken a year for Hollidaysburg Area School District administrators to evaluate their curriculum and come up with recommendations to align the district to the Pennsylvania Common Core Standards... more »» 
Veteran gets Bronze Star after enduring long wait
May 26, 2013 ASHVILLE — It took more than 40 years but Samuel McConnell finally got his Bronze Star Medal. McConnell, 63, Ashville, who served as a sergeant in the U.S. more »»
Valley View ownership to change hands soon
May 26, 2013 A representative for the Philadelphia company that will soon manage Valley View Home said care of the residents will remain a priority as the facility changes hands. more »»
Police: Four injured in two-car accident
May 26, 2013 LOYSBURG — Four people were injured when a car and a pickup truck collided at 6:30 p.m. Friday on Route 36 between Loysburg and Northern Bedford County High School. more »»
Grieving father, 26, sentenced to jail term
May 25, 2013 HOLLIDAYSBURG — When David Joshua Moore, 26, earlier this month confronted state police with a shotgun in a Roaring Spring cemetery, he didn’t intendto shoot polic. more »»
Absentee ballots change winner
May 25, 2013 HOLLIDAYSBURG — Hollidaysburg Borough Council President John Stultz Jr. more »» 
Teens work through YMCA
May 25, 2013 HOLLIDAYSBURG — Many people have a hard time finding work, but the job market can be especially difficult to break into for teenagers with no prior experience. more »» 
Threat closes Williamsburg school
May 25, 2013 WILLIAMSBURG — Reported threats of a bomb Friday in the woods bordering Williamsburg Elementary School led to a districtwide evacuation, with hundreds of students sent home mid-morning. more »»
Penelec rates rising
May 25, 2013 Penelec customers will see an increase in their price of electricity beginning June 1. The residential rate for electricity will increase from 6.98 cents per kilowatt hour to 8. more »»
Court refuses further review
May 24, 2013 The Pennsylvania Superior Court has refused further review of the conviction of an Altoona man sentenced to a state prison term on charges he attempted to have unlawful contact with a minor. more »»
Freeze warning in effect for Saturday morning
May 24, 2013 The National Weather Service says the Memorial Day weekend will start off with brief frost and freeze warnings for much of western Pennsylvani. more »» 
Holiday travel expected to dip
May 24, 2013 Millions of Americans will be traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend — but not quite as many as last year, according to AAA. AAA Travel projects 34. more »»
Parents sue zoo over boy’s mauling death
May 24, 2013 PITTSBURGH — The parents of a 2-year-old boy who was fatally mauled after falling into a wild African dogs exhibit last fall filed a lawsuit Thursday against the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium,... more »»
Tyrone students using grant money to help grow love of fruits, vegetables
May 24, 2013 TYRONE — In less than two weeks, Tyrone Area Elementary School’s pupils will be dismissed for summer break, but thanks to a special planting project, they will be able to come back this fall and... more »»
Staton faces charges following courtroom assault
May 23, 2013 HOLLIDAYSBURG — Andre Staton, the death row inmate who struck his attorney in a Blair County courtroom last week, has been charged with assault by prisoner, an offense that carries with it life... more »»
Cove union: Budget murky
May 23, 2013 ROARING SPRING — Despite the revelation this week that Spring Cove School District’s preliminary 2013-14 budget includes teacher furloughs, administrators haven’t told educators any details about th... more »» |
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