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Educators Rising works to reverse teacher shortage in Pennsylvania
PHOENIXVILLE, Pa. (CBS) — School is about to start for millions of students in the Keystone State, which has a growing teacher shortage crisis, but a new statewide program is working to build a pipeline into the education system."So, in the future, I hope to be a college professor," said 16-year-old Christine Analraj.The senior at Phoenixville Area High School is already teaching STEM lessons to younger students. She said she is also preparing for a professional career in a class called Educators Rising."So through Ed Rising, I've been able to kind of expand my network — both through meeting other educators...
Washington Post: Main Line Jewish Voters Relieved as Josh Shapiro Remains Focused on State Leadership
Some local Jewish voters are glad Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro was turned down as the Democratic choice for vice president so he can stay on as governor, writes Nicole Markus for The Washington Post. Shapiro is Jewish and grew up in Montgomery County, attending synagogue here. Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala...
Campbell’s 4 Goal Night Leads Hopewell HS Girls Soccer to 6-1 Win over South Side
This past Saturday, the Hopewell HS Girls Soccer team scrimmaged Blackhawk. Despite out-chancing them by a large margin, Hopewell couldn’t put them in the net and ended up losing 2-0. Tonight, the Vikings hosted South Side in another scrimmage and this time scoring wasn’t an issue as Hopewell soundly...
Reptile rescued from central Pa. storage unit: ‘He’s in poor condition’
A reptile rescuer caring for a 2-foot caiman discovered in a Columbia-area storage unit said Tuesday that the animal is in poor health. Columbia police turned over the smooth-fronted caiman, also known as a Schneider’s dwarf caiman, to the care of John Fitzwalter, who operates Triple J Reptile Rescue in Elizabethtown.
Penn State Altoona women’s volleyball expected to defend AMCC title
NORTH BOSTON, N.Y. — Defending Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference champion Penn State Altoona women’s volleyball was predicted by league coaches to repeat as title winners this fall, as the Nittany Lions were voted into first place in the 2024 Preseason Coaches’ Poll, which was released on Aug. 22.
State College passes new resolution, “strong ally” for trans community
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WTAJ) – State College is officially a trans sanctuary thanks to a resolution voted on unanimously by the borough council Monday. The resolution allows and protects gender-affirming care for all trans people. The policy is aimed at safeguarding the trans community and recognizing them as important members of State College. Centre LGBTQ+ […]
Central Pa. college football coach’s 13-year-old son died, family says
The teen boy found dead in the 300 block of Britton Road in Shippensburg on Tuesday has been identified as Levi Maciejewski, the 13-year-old son of Shippensburg University head football coach Mark Maciejewski and his wife Tricia. The boy’s identification came through a statement issued by the university Wednesday night...
David Taylor takes in-home visit with coveted 2026 recruit, Penn State wrestling target
David Taylor and the Oklahoma State Cowboys appear to have their eyes set on one of the top recruits in the 2026 recruiting cycle, who happens to be right in the backyard of Cael Sanderson and the Penn State wrestling program. This weekend, the former Nittany Lions icon returned to central Pennsylvania, but this time to visit the home of Bishop McCort standout Jax Forrest.
Western Pa. farms receive bicentennial, century farm honors at Ag Progress Days
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Behind every bicentennial and century farm owner is generations of family members whose blood, sweet and tears have made it possible for today’s families to reap the benefits of farm fresh food. For farmers like Tom Hall, the century farm designation is less about...
Exciting Fall Craft, Vendor & Yard Sale at Fullers Floral & Gift Shoppe
GAP, PA — Fullers Floral & Gift Shoppe is set to host an engaging Fall Craft, Vendor & Yard Sale. The event promises to be a highlight of the season for fall enthusiasts, offering a blend of creativity, community, and fun. Taking place on September 14th from 8 a.m....
Cumberland County restaurant inspections from Aug. 12-18
The following Cumberland County restaurants were found to have violated Pennsylvania’s health and safety regulations between the dates of Aug. 12-18, 2024. Inspections are overseen by the Department of Agriculture. The department notes that in many cases violations are corrected by the restaurant before inspectors leave. Lemoyne Diner. Location:...
Brett Young at Hollywood Casino this weekend: It’s not too late to buy tickets
“In Case You Didn’t Know,” country singer Brett Young will be in central Pa. this weekend. Young will perform at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24, at Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in Grantville. Doors open at 5 p.m. Special guest is Shaylen. Fans can buy...
Changes made to cellphone policy at Derry Township School District
(WHTM) — As students prepare to head back to class, many school districts are implementing no cell phone policies for the upcoming school year. “We hear a lot about concerns about student bullying online,” said Dr. Stacy Winslow, Superintendent of the Derry Township School District. “We hear concerns about student mental health, and we hear […]
Class of 2028 Welcomed to Campus at Convocation Ceremony
Gettysburg College welcomed the class of 2028 in the Opening Convocation ceremony, held Wednesday afternoon on Pennsylvania Hall’s north lawn. The College Convocation Band played the opening prelude to the ceremony. The processional was led by Professor Michael Birkner. Director of Religious and Spiritual Life and College Chaplain Bright delivered the invocation and land acknowledgement.
N. Lebanon Twp. residents want trap-neuter-release option for feral cats
North Lebanon Township residents talked with the Board of Supervisors Monday about a possible new way to deal with a growing feral cat problem. Ann Pinca delivered a letter to the supervisors asking they consider adding an amendment to the township ordinance that currently disallows the feeding of feral cats. The...
Yorkfest returns to downtown York this weekend
YORK, Pa. — Yorkfest returns to downtown York this Saturday. Organizers said there are multiple events within two blocks of Continental Square that showcase York's vibrant culture and community spirit. "Yorkfest is a great way to experience what York has to offer," said Kate Harmon, special events coordinator. She...
Chambersburg man wanted by State Police on rape, other charges dies
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — A Franklin County man who was wanted on rape and other sexual assault charges has died. Online court documents show that the charges against Victor Vanvranken, 35, of Chambersburg, were dismissed after his death. Victor was wanted on multiple felony charges of rape forcible compulsion, statutory sexual assault, unlawful contact […]
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