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State Police address Bald Eagle Township over possible Mill Hall Police coverage
BALD EAGLE TOWNSHIP – Bald Eagle Township Supervisors heard from Sgt. Brian Evarts from Pennsylvania State Police Lamar regarding utilizing Mill Hall Borough Police for part-time traffic related police coverage in the township. “As far as state police go, we provide coverage to the whole county out of the...
Central Mountain Tennis Dominates Selinsgrove
MILL HALL – Central Mountain High School’s girls tennis team delivered a commanding performance at the Gibson Tennis Courts Monday to start their season, sweeping all matches against Selinsgrove Area High School. The Wildcats secured victories in both singles and doubles play, showcasing their depth and skill on the court.
Varner: Leaving a Legacy; Legendary Mitchell Field enters final year
LEWISTOWN – Parting is such sweet sorrow. As the 2024 MIfflin County football season gets underway, we will be saying a long and sad season having to say goodbye to one of Lewistown and Mifflin County most iconic facilities in Mitchell Field. Due to close its doors at the...
Turner's All-Star Cheerleading celebrates 30 years of community and spirit
In 1995, three sisters in Cambria County formed the first all-star cheerleading team in Pennsylvania. On Sunday, generations of Turner’s All-Star Cheerleading athletes, from current team members to alumni, visited the St. John’s Activity Center in Johnstown for the gym’s 30th anniversary celebration. “We have a great...
Yoder Finally Wins Stroud Memorial
MILL HALL– Andrew Yoder of Middleburg has been close on several occasions but has been unable to win the annual Stroud Memorial at the Clinton County Speedway. “I’ve wanted to win this race for years, but finished second or third, tonight we finally won it,” said Yoder in victory lane on Friday night. AY Schilling won his 45th career Pro Stock feature, Ross Perchak won the 270 Micro Sprints, and Matt Weaver won the 4-Cylinders.
Trump vows to ax power plant rule, noncommittal on EV tax credit
During a campaign stop in Pennsylvania on Monday, former President Trump said he’d eliminate the Biden administration’s power plant rule but was noncommittal about his position on a tax credit for electric vehicles. Speaking to the crowd in York, Pa., Trump accused his presidential opponent, Vice President Harris, of being on a “regulatory jihad to shut…
Atlee Square Welcomes First Residents Amid Ongoing Construction
Atlee Square, the newly opened luxury apartment complex at Oxford Valley Mall in Middletown, welcomed its first residents on August 3. Atlee Square, the newly opened luxury apartment complex at Oxford Valley Mall in Middletown, welcomed its first residents on August 3, even as construction continues, writes Katherine Cressman for the Bucks County Courier Times.
Former Warwick superintendent joins School District of Lancaster leadership team
LANCASTER, Pa. — The School District of Lancaster is adding four new members to its leadership team. The district announced Monday it is recommending the appointment of two assistant superintendents and a director of athletics as part of a leadership reorganization. "The district is reorganizing its leadership team and...
State College girls tennis blanks CD East in Commonwealth match
The State College girls tennis team defeated CD East, 5-0, in a Mid-Penn Commonwealth Division match Tuesday. The Little Lions (1-0) lost only three service games during the entire match. STATE COLLEGE 5, CD EAST 0. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on...
State College is now a trans sanctuary city. Here’s what that means for the LGBTQ community
“As a transgender member of our community, the work that you are doing here tonight is life saving,” one supporter told the council before the resolution was passed.
Generations camp out at Centre County Grange Fair
CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Centre County Grange Fair has been around for 150 years. It started as a picnic back in 1874, where over 3,000 residents gathered. Now, it hosts up to 200,000 people each year. As the years go on, many things from that simple picnic have changed. But the more things […]
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