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BALD EAGLE AREA

Bald Eagle Area High School places 18th at state Envirothon

Bald Eagle Area High School placed 18th at the Pennsylvania Envirothon this week. The group of team members represented Centre County.
NEWS

Boalsburg celebrates 149-year tradition with Memorial Day ceremony

Preparing for Memorial Day usually keeps John Wainright busy, but this year he has more to do than before.
DEATH NOTICES

DEATH NOTICES: Friday, May 24, 2013

BOALSBURG: Shade — Aaron Marice Shade, 30, died Tuesday, May 21, 2013, at Mount Nittany Medical Center. Arrangements by Koch Funeral Home, State College. www.kochfuneralhome.com
PHOTO GALLERIES

Philipsburg-Osceola Softball
STATE COLLEGE/CENTRE REGION

College Township mobile home park owners settle lawsuit

The owners of a College Township mobile home park have agreed to settle a lawsuit the state attorney general filed last month to recover relocation expenses owed to some tenants when the park closed.
NEWS

Harris Township Supervisors race

Supervisor: Republican Franklin M. Harden won his primary by defeating Clifford Warner and Christopher Lee with 66.95 percent of the votes. No one was listed on the democratic ballot.
NEWS

Local West Penn Power customers remain without power

After losing power Wednesday night from storms, 36 West Penn Power customers in Centre County remained without electricity as of 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
STATE COLLEGE/CENTRE REGION

On Centre: Centre Region | Ferguson Township to reward e-newsletter subscribers

Ferguson Township residents soon will have a new tool to keep them connected to their municipal representatives and officials.
NEWS

AAA expects slight increase in highway travel for Memorial Day

With state gas prices lower than this time last year, AAA is predicting a slight increase in highway travel nationwide for Memorial Day weekend.
CRIME

Five Penn State students plead guilty for roles in cheerleader Paige Raque’s fall from window

Five Penn State students took plea deals Thursday for their roles in supplying alcohol at a party where a cheerleader was seriously hurt after falling from the window of a State College high-rise apartment.