October, I noticed a few homes had potted chrysanthemums alongside pumpkins on their porches, but for the most part, the ...

On his last day of work this Friday, Tony Palaia was surprised with a retirement celebration alongside friends and coworkers at the River Valley YMCA. After 45 years of service, Tony decided to retire ...

Do Quakers quake? Do Quakers eat Quaker Oats? Are Quakers still around today? These are some of the questions that visitors often ask at the Arch Street Meeting House in Old City Philadelphia. Many ...

EXPRESS FILE PHOTO We believe they may be, from left to right, Angie Snyder, Mary Cruise, David (?), Matt Stern, “Sleepy” and ...

Ethan Grunkemeyer grew up in Lewis Center, Ohio — about 30 minutes from the Horseshoe. Saturday, he’ll make his second career start with the Nittany Lions (3-4 overall, 0-4 in the Big Ten) against the ...

The Lock Haven football team put together another dominate effort on both sides of the ball to win its third straight game after downing Millersville 42-7 on the road on Saturday afternoon in a ...

BELLEFONTE – Fresh off a tight win over Greater Johnstown in Week 10, it was anticipated that Bellefonte would be in for another competitive bout in the rematch. However, with the stakes amplified in ...

Bad check LOCK HAVEN — Celeste Champagne, 39, of Lock Haven, was charged with writing a bad check worth $80 to a Riverfest vendor on June 26, according to Woodward Township Police. After the check was ...

At the Oct. 8 meeting, Woodward Township Board of Supervisors Chairman Jeffrey Stroehmann invited Magistrate Denise Dieter to speak to the board and public about issues with the magisterial office in ...

The number of U.S. homes that typically change hands as people relocate for work, retire or trade-up for more living space hasn’t been this low in nearly 30 years. About 28 out of every 1,000 homes ...

Ronald Cimini has spent a lifetime giving back through philanthropy, volunteerism and deep engagement with the community.

American farmers welcomed China’s promise to buy some of their soybeans, but they cautioned this won’t solve all their problems as they continue to deal with soaring prices for fertilizer, tractors, ...