JOHNSTOWN — Amy Bradley has had many successes throughout her career and was recently recognized by Pennsylvania Business Central as one of the top women CEOs and leaders for 2026. “It was very humbling, it is nice to be recognized. I spend my days and nights trying to make this a ...
PATTON — The Firefighter’s Memorial Trail is officially open, connecting Patton and Carrolltown boroughs by trail through the Cambria County Regional Firefighters Association’s fire training academy in East Carroll Township. Officials gathered at the training academy site Friday morning ...
Cancer doesn’t discriminate, according to committee members and this year’s ambassador of the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Central Pennsylvania walk. “I found my lump in the shower, and if I ignored that, my story would look a lot different,” ambassador Jessica King ...
Editor’s note: The following information was provided by the prothonotary’s offices at area county courthouses. Blair County BOWMASTER — Alexander M., Duncansville; Abbie L., no address available. Married July 12, 2021. LOWERY — Alicia, Hollidaysburg; Tyrone, Altoona. Married Dec. 5, 2014. BEAUCHAMP — Barbara C., Hollidaysburg; Stephen Jr., Buxton, Maine. Married Aug. 6, 2000. FORCE — Troy A., Hollidaysburg; Leslie D., Lewistown. Married May 4, 2019. ORRIS — Randolph; Nicole, both of Claysburg. Married Oct. 15, 2010. REESE — Jessica R., Roaring Spring; ...
Editor’s note: the following information was provided by the prothonotary’s offices at area county courthouses. Blair County John T. Keller Jr. and Tasha N. Williams, both of Altoona. Derrick F. Kelley and Tamayo J. I. Pardo, both of Altoona. Nicholas J. Kelly and Jayshree B. Gonzales, both of Duncansville. Alexander M. Kendall and Chelsea A. McClellan, both of Altoona. Ethan J. Kennedy, Manns Choice, and Elizabeth J. Lewis, Knoxville, Tenn. Tyler J. Kennedy and Shelby Q. Hartman, both of Altoona. Kellen E. Kensinger and Mackenzie R. Kifer, both of ...
The Antis Township supervisors Thursday held a hearing on a proposal for a subdivision and land development ordinance (SALDO) amendment designed to ensure that data centers don’t create problems for the community. There was no public comment, but due to a suggestion from the Blair County Planning board to include decommissioning provisions and due to additional tweaks discussed Wednesday, the supervisors tabled the proposal and will likely pass a revised SALDO next month. In contrast to Taylor Township, which is expecting a big crowd for a data center SALDO hearing Thursday, and ...
