TYRONE — A new elective at Tyrone Area High School aims to bring history to life through films and creative projects, such as making an Underground Railroad quilt with Connie’s Collectibles, a quilt shop along…
Shapiro debate comment on data centers contested
At a public hearing Thursday in Taylor Township on a proposal to amend the township’s subdivision and land development ordinance…
Residents ask Altoona City Council to help with noise from business
Two Eldorado-area residents made a hesitant complaint to City Council Monday about noise they say has been emanating from an…
State lawmaker pins blame for skill games failure on Capitol
A multi-year push to legalize so-called “skill games” being operating in clubs, bars and other small organizations around Pennsylvania may…
‘The Wizard of Oz’ lands at the Mishler Theatre
There’s no place like home, or as P&J Productions likes to call it, the Benzel Stage at the Mishler Theatre,…
Tyrone Borough Council approves application for Community Development Block Grant
The Tyrone Borough Council approved its 2026 Pennsylvania Community Development Block Grant application during Monday’s meeting. According to grant coordinator…
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Ex-Golden Tiger Clawson still part of Michigan coaching staff
When the Michigan Wolverines roll out the welcome mat for their Big Ten Conference…
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Paving the way
Workers from Grannas Brothers excavate 11th Avenue in front of Heritage Plaza on Monday…
Local Business
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US-Russia deal victory for Kremlin
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Editorials
Lawmakers must use care with ‘windfall’
After failing to approve a 2026-27 state budget on time and approving questionable — although legal — financial maneuverings to clear the way for that late approval, state lawmakers no doubt are breathing the proverbial sigh of relief based on news related to corporate profits. As an Oct. 5 Mirror front page article reported,…
Mall land offers many use options
Community urged to share in outreach
Williamsburg tree issues require bids
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