Coaches, players happy to be back on diamond
Good company: Davis starting to break out on the links
Editor’s note: This is the first of eight awards leading up to the Mirror’s male and female athlete of the year annoucements. Hollidaysburg ...
NCAA offers outline to bring sports back
The Associated Press The NCAA released a long and detailed plan Friday to help schools bring back athletes to campus during a pandemic. While schools will need ...
Moratorium lifted on football, hoops
The Associated Press The NCAA Division I Council voted Wednesday to lift a moratorium on voluntary workouts by football and basketball players ...
Spiritual notes
Church moves to new location Center City Church has moved its primary location, and is now in a soft-opening phase at 1220 12th Ave., downtown Altoona, in the ...
On this date
50 YEARS AGO: May 29, 1970 Blair County Commissioner Eugene G. Hamill, at the dedication of Highland Hall in Hollidaysburg as a Blair County ...
Penelec rate increases
Customers who use Penelec as their power generation supplier are paying more for their electricity. Effective Monday, the residential rate for electricity ...
Briefcase
Green pastures looming — Restaurants changing, preparing to reopen
Complete nursing home tests
Once the grim tally of deaths from COVID-19 is finalized — sometime later this year, we hope — there is little doubt it will be clear that nursing homes are the ...
Pennsylvania budget issue inescapable
Crisis puts education into focus
Magisterial District Judges
Filed before California Avenue Altoona Magisterial District Judge Steven D. Jackson: Charges waived to court Nov. 7: Erik S. McKinney, 39, 911 Sixth Ave., Apt. ...
Magisterial district judge
Marriage licenses
Roger D. Blough
Roger D. Blough, 65, Philipsburg, formerly of Williamsburg, passed away Friday afternoon. He was born in rural Williamsburg, son of the late Jack N. and Gertrude L. ...
