TYRONE — The Altoona Mirror’s annual Season of Sharing fundraising campaign will impact a local program geared toward veterans adjusting to life after the military. Longtime participant Michael Smith wrote on the Season of Sharing…
TYRONE — The Altoona Mirror’s annual Season of Sharing fundraising campaign will impact a local program geared toward veterans adjusting to life after the military. Longtime participant Michael Smith wrote on the Season of Sharing…
The Norfolk Southern track that runs through Altoona and that has been the scene of four derailments this year just…
HOLLIDAYSBURG — Blair County is facing an estimated deficit of about $10.4 million for 2027 as commissioners continued making cuts…
An expert from the Center for Watershed Protection recently explained to the Intergovernmental Stormwater Committee board what obligations will be…
Blair County Planning Commission members Thursday gave a positive review to plans for construction of a quick service restaurant in…
The Pennsylvania Superior Court affirmed Friday the lengthy sentence imposed upon the Bedford woman who, along with her husband, hoarded…
WINGATE — Sparked by outstanding defense and goaltending, as well as timely scoring, the…
Matt Campbell arrived at his weekly press conference earlier this week with the same…
Fred Corbin (right) of Martinsburg and Jim Coley of Hollidaysburg bicycle through Grannas Station…
Over the past two decades, the U.S. economy has experienced ups and downs, but the Mirror’s annual Season of Sharing fundraising campaign has remained steady in its ability to raise money for a good cause. That speaks well for this area’s spirit of generosity, as well as for the individuals who have remained consistent…
Bedford County Nicole and Kenneth Ward to Phillip Winegardener, property in Bedford Township, $154,650. Walter H. and Aisha J. Fields to Susan and Ray Ranker, property in Londonderry Township, $66,200. Estate of Omer H. Black to Alexia M. Hardy – Matney and Jesse T. Matney, property in Liberty Township, $168,000. Samuel and Debra Blackstone…
Kenneth Hayes Fleming, 77, Fallentimber, died Thursday after a long battle with cancer. Born in Spangler, son of the late James Sr. and Iola M. Fleming, he was also preceded in death by a brother, James Jr.; and nephew, Jamie. Surviving are his wife, Marie; sister, Gail; and in-laws: Joanne Fitzhugh, Barbara Davidson, Donna…