Coffee shop now open

The Daily Grind Coffee Co. is now open for business at 2525 Sixth Ave., the former KFC location.

Owned by Brian Stroh and Kurt Maidl, the Daily Grind is a full-service American breakfast and coffee house.

Business hours are 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

The telephone number is 814-201-2784.

Additional information can be found on the Daily Grind Facebook page.

HUNTINGDON

Juniata involved in health partnership

Mantra Health, a digital mental health provider, has announced a partnership agreement with Juniata College.

Juniata’s 1,600 undergraduate students will now have access to telehealth services provided by Mantra Health.

“Changing lifestyles, increased workloads, new responsibilities and interpersonal relationships often result in high-stress levels for students and large caseloads for college counseling centers,” said Ed Gaussen, Mantra Health’s CEO and co-founder. “Our mission is to relieve counseling centers of the pressure they face and enable them to focus on full campus mental wellness. Additionally, students can make appointments with clinicians of diverse backgrounds during their college schedules.”

DUNCANSVILLE

Mrs. Grove’s Bakery reopens

Mrs. Grove’s Bakery has reopened in the 764 Plaza Unit No. 8 under the ownership of Tony and Lisa Fellabaum.

Mrs. Groves was previously owned by Dave “Al” and Jane Smith. The business was closed for a time during the COVID-19 pandemic and was then sold to the Fellabaums in summer 2022.

The bakery features Mrs. Grove’s sticky buns, cinnamon rolls and various pastries.

Business hours are 6 a.m. to noon Wednesday through Saturday.

The telephone number is 814-317-5071.