A doe and her fawn graze on the softball field behind Hollidaysburg Area High School on Monday afternoon. Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski
Altoona suspends code officer for Facebook comment
The city has suspended one of its code officers for a “derogatory and insensitive” Facebook comment the officer made Tuesday…
Clearfield man faces charges for explosives after devices found in Altoona apartment
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Penn State updates Beaver Stadium seating
When Penn State’s roughly $700 million renovation project at West Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium is completed for the…
Community celebrates Logan Valley Trail progress
Before it became the newest section of the Logan Valley Trail, the space connecting Becker Road and Lower Riggles Gap…
Lawmakers look to reduce disability support turnover
Low reimbursement rates are contributing to high turnover and staffing shortages at agencies employing direct support professionals, forcing families of…
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Area Life
Starting lineup
Gerald Price lines off the 31st Street practice field in Altoona on Tuesday afternoon…
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Editorials
Digging for change in parking
In Hollidaysburg, the days of “digging” for change to insert into a parking meter are winding down. However, the new electronic meter system that is expected to be fully operational at the beginning of 2027 might not be welcomed by all motorists — at least not initially. Unhappiness won’t be surprising, if it evolves.…
Legalized pot plan a reason for concern
Being fiscally responsible is now costly
Without trust, officers can’t do their jobs
Public Records
Marriage licenses
Editor’s note: the following information was provided by the prothonotary’s offices at area county courthouses. Blair County Christopher D. Breisacher and Jill Merrits, both of Williamsburg. Davidalan C. Brewster and Victoria M. Williams, both of Williamsburg. Samuel L. Britt and Brandi R. Rupert, both of Altoona. Monet M. Brooks and Tyler M. Koehle, both…
Divorces
Deeds — Aug. 15-16
Bankruptcies — Aug. 15-16
Obituaries
Lenora Benson
Lenora Benson, 102, formerly of Duncansville, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Monday at the Presbyterian Village at Hollidaysburg. Born in Foot of Ten, she was the daughter of the late William F. and Lenora (Hicks) Grove. She married Paul R. Benson Sr. on Aug. 19, 1941, at Grace Lutheran…