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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.
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...
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 […]
Arts Altoona offering free summer art program for young students
BLAIR COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — Arts Altoona is offering a summer art program for children in grades three through six, running through August 20 at their office, located at 2212 Sixth Ave. The program features a different art activity each week on Tuesday evenings from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m....
Perry Wellington 4.5 – Market Watch
New listings everywhere! The Perry Wellington Real Estate offices have got plenty of new locations for you to check out. Renovated Altoona home with off-street parking and fenced yard on a large lot. Downstairs features an open floor plan with LED recessed lighting and an electric fireplace. Upstairs offers two spacious bedrooms and an updated bathroom. A finished attic could serve as a third bedroom or office. Includes newer mechanicals. View our 3D virtual tour and schedule a showing today.
Central PA Bible Conference kicks off Sunday at Casino at Lakemont Park
BLAIR COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — The Central PA Bible Conference will begin this Sunday at the Casino at Lakemont Park. The weeklong event, running from Sunday through Friday, will feature services, speakers, and musical performances. Established in 1920, the conference is the longest-running continuous Bible conference of its kind,...
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.
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...
House Fire In Petersburg
A Delaware County home sustained minor damage during a fire. On Wednesday evening shortly before 8 o’clock, firefighters from Dyersville were called to 16-37 299th Street in Petersburg. One of the firefighters in the area arrived separately to the home and controlled the flames with a fire extinguisher before...
New privacy pod is a hit with breastfeeding baseball-loving moms
ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) — At just the touch of a button, a new lactation space at People’s Natural Gas Field is giving moms an easier way to take their newborn out to the ball game. On Friday, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the Mamava Lactation Pod located behind the second level seating at […]
Helping the library
The Friends of the Hollidaysburg Area Public Library presented checks totaling $9,300 to HAPL Library Director Kevin Yoder (center) at the June 17 meeting of the library’s board of directors. Shown are Friends President Carol Scarbro (left) and Andrea Bolan, Friends representative to the board. The Friends hold used book sales, a trivia party, maintain a used bookstore at the library and hold other events to raise money for the library. Monthly meetings of the Friends are held during the year except for July and August. Anyone interested in joining the Friends can contact the library at 814-695-5961. Dues are $10 per year.
Janet Louise (Lockett) Sechrist
Janet Louise (Lockett) Sechrist, 92, McVeytown, passed away on Thursday July 25, 2024, at Geisinger Lewistown. Born Nov. 7, 1931, Lewistown, daughter of the late Clair and Edith (Flynn) Lockett. Preceded in death by her husband, Mervin C. Sechrist; and siblings, Roy Lockett, Clair Lockett Jr. and Mary Clark. Survived...
Shapiro signs bill reining in PBMs
HOLLIDAYSBURG — With a promise to help level the playing field for independent pharmacies who have been struggling under unfair contracts with industry intermediaries, Governor Josh Shapiro ceremoniously signed House Bill 1993 in an effort to reign in unfair practices and provide accountability and oversight with drug reimbursements. The...
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.
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.
Celebrating a milestone: Trolley Museum marks century of storied car
ROCKHILL FURNACE — Since it was built 100 years ago, the York Railways trolley car No. 163 has seen its share of ups and downs, according to several Rockhill Trolley Museum volunteers. On Aug. 3, the museum’s volunteers will celebrate the trolley car’s history and their collaborative efforts to...
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