Emmy Irvin, 8, sells a glass of lemonade to Brian Myers of Altoona at her stand in front of her 57th Street home in Altoona on Tuesday afternoon. Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski
Alleged leader of PSU drug ring surrenders
The leader of a cocaine-trafficking ring involving Penn State University students and two student fraternities surrendered Tuesday morning. Agostino Abbatiello,…
Bus safety urged for motorists
DUNCANSVILLE — School is back in session, which means that school buses are back on the roads. To spread bus…
Shapiro order puts curbs on data center growth
Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order Tuesday putting curbs on rampant data center growth, the hottest political issue in…
‘Bare minimum’ healthcare in rural areas may worsen
Communities in rural Pennsylvania continue to face obstacles to receiving healthcare as new Medicaid and Medicare requirements may soon disproportionately…
Ghost Town Trail honored as a 'great place in PA'
The Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Planning Association recently designated the Ghost Town Trail system in Cambria and Indiana counties…
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Local Sports
Ashcraft delivers yet again in Pirates win
PITTSBURGH — Braxton Ashcraft allowed five hits over eight efficient innings, Oneil Cruz homered…
PSU
Penn State' Campbell to find out about Happy Valley
UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State’s 2025 season ended with a four-game winning streak including…
Penn State position series: Secondary
Tug of war between SEC, Big Ten starts with college football
UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State senior football player Carson Hansen and junior teammate James Peoples were…
Two PSU RBs on watch list
Area Life
Taking shape
Construction continues on the new Buffalo Wild Wings at Convention Center Commons in Duncansville…
Local Business
ABC network sues FCC over challenge to broadcast licenses
Ticker: Meta trial begins with vulnerability arguments
Briefcase: Rutter's opens new store featuring lounge area
US stocks edge further from record oil price rise
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
Greta A. Burke
Greta A. Burke, 54, of Claysburg, passed away Sunday. She was born in Altoona, the daughter of Wanda (Claycomb) Burke and the late Fred Burke. Surviving are her mother; siblings: Donald Weyandt, Roger Moses, Joe Moses and Shiela Dively. She was preceded in death by her siblings: Mary Moses, Inez Daugherty, Lori Burke and…