Resident raises data center concerns
HOLLIDAYSBURG — A Roaring Spring resident asked Blair County commissioners Thursday morning to look into the data center allegedly being…
IRC to raise prices for dropoff services at local facilities
The organization that oversees a curbside recycling program for three central Blair County municipalities is raising prices at the beginning…
City man found guilty on all counts in assault of officers
HOLLIDAYSBURG — A city man who allegedly assaulted officers trying to take him into custody for a domestic violence incident…
Chimney Rocks chicken barn proposal debated at meeting
After a lengthy discussion Blair County Planning Commission members Thursday decided to take no action on plans for installation of…
Hollidaysburg school board, union to have another meeting
Hollidaysburg Area School District officials and union representatives will go back to the table Tuesday as contact negotiations have yet…
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PSU
PSU-Purdue mailbag
Sorting through the blue and white mailbag: Hi, Neil: Your comments to two letters…
Area Life
Holiday season kicks off Sunday
After I eat candy, wear orange and watch a Halloween-themed movie on Oct. 31,…
Local Business
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Editorials
Will not feeding stray cats solve the problem?
Feeding the homeless can get you in trouble in some places. Cities from Seattle to Fort Lauderdale have banned offering food to people living on the streets out of an attempt to discourage the unhoused from being a visible presence. It’s gone on for years. It hasn’t helped. The National Alliance to End Homelessness…
Solutions needed for e-bikes
Animal abusers should be held accountable
Does Breeze Airlines solve airport’s woes?
Public Records
Deeds — Oct. 31-Nov. 1
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…
Divorces Oct. 24-25, 2026
Marriage licenses Oct. 24-25, 2026
Deeds — Oct. 24-25
Obituaries
Kenneth Hayes Fleming
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…