Pennsylvania’s system of state parks generated more than $16 for every tax dollar spent to operate them, according to a new analysis by Penn State researchers released Thursday by the Department of Conservation and Natural…
Pennsylvania’s system of state parks generated more than $16 for every tax dollar spent to operate them, according to a new analysis by Penn State researchers released Thursday by the Department of Conservation and Natural…
Pennsylvania Interfaith Power and Light is giving away hundreds of free trees later this week at ArtsAltoona to people with…
BEDFORD — Amanda Burroughs knew from a very young age what she wanted to do for a career. “I always…
Blair County Planning Commission members Thursday gave a favorable review to plans for a parking lot for the Penn Central…
Bellwood-Antis Public Library’s annual Election Day Soup & Bake Sale will be held Tuesday, Nov. 3. The sale will begin…
Bipartisan legislation to help protect young people from specific AI content and hazing is now state law. Gov. Josh Shapiro…
The Altoona Area High School football team's District 6-8-10 Class 6A semifinal game this…
PITTSBURGH — Freshman running back Damon Ferguson ran for a season-high 185 yards and a touchdown…
UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State finally got its long-awaited payday that has been long…
Abby Beckel bags raked leaves in the backyard of her Garber Street home in…
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…
Editor’s note: the following information was provided by the prothonotary’s offices at area county courthouses. Blair County Hunter L. Romano and Kianna N. Freet, both of Duncansville. Nathaniel T. Rome and Leslie I. Stuller, both of Sproul. Brandon N. Ross and Sarah E. Demkovitch, both of Altoona. Aaron T. Rutherford and Melissa A. McCahan,…
Joseph Edward Blyth Jr., 54, of Beaver, formerly of Altoona, passed away Oct. 13, 2026. He was born in Pittsburgh, the son of the late Joseph Blyth Sr. and Jennifer Lynn Aber, who survives. Also surviving are his daughters, Draven and Gemini; and sons, Joseph and Christopher; his aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews; and…