Day: March 22, 2024

Local News

Coaching Changes Announced

Changes are underway for high school basketball programs in Juniata County. The school board has accepted the resignations of the head coaches for both East Juniata and Juniata High School varsity girls’ basketball teams. Additionally, new volunteer baseball coaches have been approved for East Juniata High School.

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Pennsylvania News

Game Commission Issues Annual Report

Bryan Burhans, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Game Commission, presented the agency’s annual report before the House Game and Fisheries Committee. Burhans highlighted the commission’s accomplishments in managing the state’s diverse wildlife across vast terrain. He said that with a mission to serve both hunters and nonhunters, the commission faces significant challenges, but remains dedicated […]

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Local News

Juniata Schools Plan Major Renovation Projects

The Juniata County School District Board of Directors has greenlit a major renovation project at Tuscarora Junior High School. New flooring will be installed in various areas, including classrooms, bathrooms, and hallways, all adding up to a cost of $128,110. Additionally, the board approved an asbestos abatement bid which will cost $55,387. The work will […]

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Mifflin Commissioners Honor Vietnam Vets & 4-h

The Mifflin County Commissioners convened to honor veterans and acknowledge the impact of 4-H in the community. They proclaimed March 29 as Vietnam Veterans Day, recognizing the valor and sacrifice of those who served during the Vietnam War. Additionally, they designated October 2-8 as National 4-H Week, celebrating the program’s role in empowering youth.

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Local News

Be Safe If You Plan to Watch the Solar Eclipse

With the upcoming solar eclipse, safety concerns are on the rise. The National Weather Service at State College suggests accessing eclipse safety messages through the New York Weather Forecast office in Albany. While our region in Pennsylvania won’t experience totality, we’ll still see around 98.5% of totality, posing a risk similar to staring directly at […]

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