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Roaring Spring native making music dream reality

Roaring Spring native Clint Curfman was destined for the stage. His experience performing goes back to dance recitals at Nichole Showalter’s School of Dance, acting roles in musicals at local playhouses, and home performances in his living room for loved ones. “Music is a big part of ...

Dozens of former lawmakers now lobbyists

HARRISBURG — At least 48 former members of Pennsylvania’s General Assembly are now registered lobbyists seeking to influence policies they once shaped, according to a Spotlight PA analysis. They range from former rank-and-file lawmakers to the onetime most powerful members of the ...

New Shapiro order could face challenges

Gov. Josh Shapiro could face legal challenges to some areas of his multi-faceted executive order on data centers, according to a former two-time state cabinet secretary. “The question of the governor’s authority isn’t necessarily set,” said John Quigley in an interview. Quigley ...

Old Log Church to hold tribute to Revolutionary War soldiers

A special tribute to Revolutionary War soldiers buried in Schellsburg Cemetery will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Old Log Church, Cemetery Road, Schellsburg, Bedford County. Those being remembered are: James Burns, Christian Dannaker, Tobias Hammer, Frederick Hill, Johan Peter ...

Altoona driver gets 5-10 years in DUI death

HOLLIDAYSBURG — The city man who caused the death of 17-year-old Lundyn Treese by crashing a truck while driving under the influence was sentenced Friday afternoon to the statutory maximum of five to 10 years’ incarceration. Family and friends of Treese, some sporting light blue t-shirts ...