A paving crew from New Enterprise Stone & Lime puts down a layer of asphalt on a northbound lane of Penn Street in Hollidaysburg on Monday afternoon. Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski
Flock cameras a concern for Logan Township residents
With the recent installment of Flock cameras in the nation, two residents aired their concerns during Thursday’s Logan Township supervisors…
‘Everybody likes a good show': Barnyard contests take center stage at Williamsburg Community Farm Show
WILLIAMSBURG — It was sheer madness Wednesday night at the Williamsburg Community Farm Show as kids greased themselves with Crisco…
Cambria County farmers voice displeasure over beef imports
NANTY GLO — Cambria County farmers outlined legislative issues with local, state and federal officials Thursday at the Blacklick Township-based…
Logan Township mourns loss of supervisor
Members of the Logan Township Supervisors board mourned one of their own during their Thursday meeting. Member Patrick T. Jones…
Sandusky accuser to recant at hearing
During an upcoming court hearing, one of Jerry Sandusky’s accusers, known as “Victim 10,” is expected to admit to providing…
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Local Sports
Dragon Slayer
Breslyn Beech returns a shot against Altoona’s Skylar Irwin during Central’s match with the…
PSU
ACC football bosses will also prevent pros from competing
It took three days for the nation’s four powerful athletic conferences to dig in…
Area Life
At the movies — Aug. 29-30
BEDFORD PITT THEATRE Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone 25th Anniversary (PG) Saturday and…
Local Business
Reeling in the years: HomeWaters celebrates 25 years
Canada set to bolster defense industry
Workplace — Aug. 29-30
Food inspections — Bedford County
Editorials
PSU must reconsider fraternities
If found guilty of some or all of the serious charges filed against them, leaders of an alleged Penn State University drug ring should be shown no mercy by the judicial system unless … Unless they divulge identities of those in New York and Philadelphia who supplied the drugs that the ring peddled, apparently…
Healthcare cuts hurt Americans
Lawmakers must prioritize skill game regs
Digging for change in parking
Public Records
Deeds — Aug. 29-30
Blair County Michael A. and Elizabeth J. Wolford to Edward Kruez Jr., 814-816-818-820-822 Fourth Ave., Juniata, Altoona, $110,000. Daniel L. Jr. and Tara M. Ehredt to Kaitlyn E. Rainey, property in Logan Township, $30,000. Anna M. Carey to Robert Dukeman, 2607 W. Chestnut Ave., Altoona $114,000. Luann Black to Daylon R. Reed, 114 Westwood…
Bankruptcies — Aug. 29-30
Marriage licenses
Divorces
Obituaries
Annette L. ‘Peachy’ (Baird) Danella
Annette L. “Peachy” (Baird) Danella, 78, passed away peacefully on Aug. 20, 2026, in Georgia, after an extended illness. A 1965 graduate of Altoona High School, Annette dedicated many years of service as an inside sales representative for U.S. Food Service (formerly Sky Brothers) before her retirement. Annette was preceded in death by her…