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McConnellsburg woman charged with driving on 6x+ suspended license, leaving the scene of an accident
26 July 2024- A woman with over half a dozen drivers license suspensions is now facing more charges after allegedly leaving the scene of an accident this month in Mercersburg. Betty A Smith of McConnellsburg has been charged with misdemeanor accidents involving damage as well as citations for driving on a suspended or revoked license for the sixth and subsequent offense, driving without a license, driving with a suspended vehicle registration, and failure to signal. She’s awaiting her next court date scheduled for September 10th.
Governor Josh Shapiro celebrates pharmacy reform in Hollidaysburg
HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — Governor Josh Shapiro put pen to paper during a ceremonial signing for a bill to help local pharmacies. The new law, known as House Bill 1993, limits the profits that Pharmacy Benefit Managers, or PBM’s for short, can receive being the middleman between local stores and drug manufacturers. Some of the […]
OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION as 8-Year-Olds Rout Avonworth, 26-12
Hopewell Twp- In their opening game of the day against New Brighton, the 8-year-old All-Star team scored 16 runs and pounded out 25 hits. It would be difficult to improve upon those numbers but they were able to do just that in their next game against Avonworth. In a complete...
8-Year-Olds Open Hopewell Tournament with Big Win Over New Brighton
Hopewell- A great start for our 8-year-old All-Star team as they open up the Hopewell Tournament with a 16-4 win over New Brighton. The Hopewell team pounded out 25 hits, while holding New Brighton to 12. Leading the way for Hopewell were Brody Benson with four, Jonah Honess, Aaron Ackerman, Bennett Beron and Deacon Ankrom all with 3. Vikings with 2 hits included Michael Kurta, Tommy Carver, Tristyn Trkulija and Jordan Peck.
12-Year-Old’s Open Hopewell Tournament with 13-5 Win Over West Allegheny
The Hopewell 12-year-olds will play the final games of their careers at the Kane Road Complex as the Hopewell Youth Baseball organization is hosting their final tournament of the 2024 Summer Season. The Vikings no doubt want to make a lasting memory by winning the championship. Tonight, Coach Rankin’s team...
Becoming Warmer But Remaining Dry
We will have a warm and dry weekend across central PA. There will be plenty of sunshine with low humidity. Afternoon highs will reach the mid 80s to near 90 and the nights will still have a cool feel with early morning temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. Monday...
Spring Run Pit Stop Night Revs Up at Path Valley Speedway
This Saturday, July 27, racing enthusiasts are invited to experience the thrill of Spring Run Pit Stop Night at Path Valley Speedway. The evening promises high-speed action with a lineup that includes 270 Sprints, 600 Sprints, 4 Cylinder Thunder Cars, Strictly Stocks, and Wingless Super Sportsman. Gates open early, providing...
Crash causes slowdowns at intersection reported in North Hopewell Township
NORTH HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP, Pa. — An intersection was blocked by a crash reported in York County. Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8 Today. Crews responded to the intersection of Seaks Run and Swamp roads in North Hopewell Township around 11:15 a.m. The crash caused slowdowns at the intersection.
Friday Night Lights Part One, 7-26-24
WJET/WFXP– The Erie SeaWolves rode into Friday’s game on a five-game winning streak and put up their ace pitcher Jackson Jobe to throw against the Altoona Curve. Jobe went for 5.2 innings and gave up one run. He struck out five players in the process. Gage Workman broke the organization’s record for stolen bases. According […]
HW Softball T-Ball Meet and Greet Announced!
Hopewell Softball is working to revitalize interest in their softball program and part of that is coming up with new/ fresh ideas for items like fundraising, skills sessions, overall player development and general community outreach. The Softball Organization will be hosting a T-ball Meet and Greet Monday, August 5th at...
Juniata College Class of 1974 presents $4.8M Legacy Gift
HUNTINGDON — Members of Juniata College’s Class of 1974 presented their 50th Class Reunion legacy gift during the All Class Dinner at Alumni Weekend on June 7. The Class of 1974 raised $4,889,319.74, to support many areas across the college now and in the future. A portion of...
Corso reflects on his new top role at UPMC Altoona
Seven years ago, when asked about his guiding principles following his appointment as chief operating officer for UPMC Altoona, Mike Corso cited former Bon Secours Holy Family Hospital CEO Dan Duggan’s advice: “Put the patient first.”. Corso’s philosophy hasn’t changed: on Monday, when asked a similar question upon...
Larry D. Hainsey
Larry D. Hainsey, 85, of Queen, passed away Wednesday July 24, 2024 at Homewood at Martinsburg. He was born March 14, 1939, in Klahr, son of the late Melvin “Jack” and Daisy M. (Claar) Hainsey. He married Susahn Feathers on April 9, 1966 at the Queen United Methodist Church.
A fellow artist
Ruby Rose helps to paint the Charlotte’s Web themed mural on the wall of the bathrooms at the Bedford Fairgrounds. Rose wasn’t included in the photograph that ran with a story about the project in Thursday’s edition. Gazette Photo/Tiana Eicher.
Blair Dance Company wins at nationals
SANDUSKY, Ohio — The Blair Dance Company of Altoona traveled to Sandusky, Ohio, from June 24 to 29 to compete at the NexStar National Talent Competition’s National event. There were more than 1,600 dancers from across the United States in attendance making this the largest Star Dance Alliance National of the season.
David Michael Forquer
David Michael Forquer, 68, of Everett, passed away on Wednesday, July 24, 2024 at home. He was born on July 11, 1956 in Washington DC; He is the son of the late Bernard and Evelyn (Hayden) Forquer. On May 28, 1977 he married Ruth (Hall) Forquer.
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