HUNTINGDON — Full of pride and hope for future generations of the community, the Huntingdon County Arts Council sealed a time capsule Thursday evening that is set to be open in 25 years. The time…
Clearfield to vote on contract renewal for Moshannon Valley Processing Center
CLEARFIELD — The Clearfield County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to sign a six-month contract…
Local disaster recovery specialist recalls working 9/11
Altoona native Jim Maher remembered kissing his daughter goodbye before starting his job as Pennsylvania’s first disaster recovery specialist in…
Blairsville man sentenced in Altoona drug overdose
HOLLIDAYSBURG — A Blairsville man who supplied the drugs that led to the overdose death of a city resident in…
Allegany launches $65M campaign in Bedford
Allegany College of Maryland celebrated its commitment to Bedford County and the surrounding region Friday with the Pennsylvania launch of…
Large gift renames PSU’s Playhouse Theatre
UNIVERSITY PARK — James Jimirro, distinguished alumnus, media visionary and champion of the arts, has committed $1.5 million to support…
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Local Business
The King and AI: UK monarch Charles meets artificial intelligence leaders as safety concerns swirl
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Editorials
Universities walk tightrope with free speech
Free speech isn’t easy. It’s a balancing act between opposing positions: what can be said, what should be said, and what the consequences are. It is a tug-of-war Carnegie Mellon University is experiencing in different ways. The school is investigating posts by a professor that are garnering criticism. Uju Anya is an associate professor…
There is hope for malls, but it’s dim
Pennsylvania lawmakers stumble on e-bike regulations
New train service needs local support
Public Records
Divorces
Editor’s note: The following information was provided by the prothonotary’s offices at area county courthouses. Blair County MERRITTS – Jill; Ryan, both of Williamsburg. Married April 17, 2025. FORNARI – Charles L. II; Stefanie M., both of Altoona. Married Sept. 10, 2018. MANCENO – Noah A.; Victoria A., both of Altoona. Married June 29,…
Marriage licenses Sept. 19-20, 2026
Deeds — Sept. 19-20
Food inspections — Huntingdon County
Obituaries
Melissa Ann Kimberling
Melissa Ann Kimberling, 52, Tyrone, died Saturday. She was born in Tyrone, daughter of Robert Sr. and Doris (Zanghi) Kimberling. Surviving are her mother; a sister, Catherine; a sister-in-law, Bonney; a nephew, Tyke; and a great-niece, Zelda. She was preceded in death by her father; and two brothers, Robert Jr. and Jud. Friends will…