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 ...
UNIVERSITY PARK — It may not have been the perfect day for the home opener in West Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium, but it probably wasn’t far off from it. It was a picture-perfect 78-degree day for Matt Campbell’s first game as the head football coach for the Nittany Lions, and he ...
Editor’s note: the following information was provided by the prothonotary’s offices at area county courthouses. Blair County Nicholas J. Frontino and Jessica I. Guerin, both of Altoona. Zachary T. Fulton and Breanna J. Burkett, both of East Freedom. Jason S. Garman, Tyrone, and Micaela M. T. Weaver Sanchez, Port Matilda. Alesia N. Gearhart and Jacob M. Greenleaf, both of Duncansville. Corey M. George and Sarah B. Kuntz, both of Roaring Spring. Donald G. Glass Jr. and Roxana L. Tipton, both of Altoona. Marissa K. Glunt and Joshua P. O’Donnell, both of ...
Editor’s note: The following information was provided by the prothonotary’s offices at area county courthouses. Blair County KOCH –– Angel; Christopher, both of Altoona. Married July 12, 2014. SPRANKLE –– April; Robert J. Jr., both of Altoona. Married April 4, 2009. WRIGHT –– Troy; Polly, both of Roaring Spring. Married Sept. 1, 2001. CLARK –– Kori L.; Steven W., both of Bellwood. Married June 27, 1998. SUTER –– Matthew; Victoria, both of Altoona. Married Aug. 29, 2020. CARROLL –– Penny J.; Steven M. Jr., both of Tyrone. Married Feb. 15, ...
Saint Francis University will hold its Suicide Prevention Walk from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9, on the campus mall. The event aims to raise awareness of suicide prevention, challenge the stigma surrounding mental health and remind those who are struggling that they are not alone. First ...
HOLLIDAYSBURG — The Hollidaysburg American Legion recently closed its large, wooden play park to the public due to safety concerns, with Legion officials confirming their intent to raze and replace the structure. American Legion Post 516 Commander Sam Dunkle said “there has been a lot ...
