Woman Attacks Boyfriend Because He Didn’t Clean the House
In Belfonte, a domestic dispute was allegedly sparked by a peculiar form of punishment. Erica Nicole Spicer reportedly attacked her boyfriend, upset that he hadn’t cleaned their house as part of a penalty for supposed infidelity. Police found Spicer with self-inflicted cuts, claiming her actions stemmed from her boyfriend’s alleged cheating. The altercation escalated, involving […]
Read MoreHolbrook Trial Delayed
The trial of Brandon R. Holbrook of Reedsville, accused of the murder of Joseph A. Shymanski, a Washington DC area photographer, has been delayed until September in Calvert County, Maryland Circuit Court. Holbrook faces charges in connection with the shooting of Shymanski outside his Huntingtown, Md., home in September 2023. Originally scheduled for May, the […]
Read MoreLots of Juniata Road Work Getting Underway
PennDOT has a busy week planned in Juniata County. The jobs include bridge maintenance and cleaning, crack sealing and hot pour mastic operations on Route 235 and Route 2017, pipe replacing and cleaning on Route 333 and Route 3004, and signing operations on various routes. Motorists are urged to exercise caution in work zones to […]
Read MoreCash Register Thieves Caught
Police have linked a series of burglaries across Centre and Huntingdon Counties to two individuals, 35 year old Anthony Harkinson of Philipsburg and 42 year old Eric Watkins of Howard, who they say have admitted to discarding evidence in Black Moshannon Lake. Harkinson and Watkins are accused of stealing cash registers, cleaning them out, and […]
Read MoreNj Woman Seeking More Money Now After Winning $20 Million in Court Case
After winning a $20.5 million workplace discrimination case, Patricia Holmes, a New Jersey woman, is now seeking over $1.6 million in legal fees and costs. Holmes litigated the case for three years, alleging intentional discrimination while working in State College. The jury found in her favor, awarding $20 million in punitive damages against American HomePatient. […]
Read MoreJuniata County Voting Results Broken Down
Yesterday, we took a closer look at Mifflin County’s primary election results. Today, we examine Juniata County’s unofficial primary election results, where former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden emerged as the top vote-getters in their respective parties… no surprise there. Trump secured 2,606 of 3,047 total votes in the Republican primary, while Biden […]
Read MoreMifflin School Board Covers Lots of Ground
The Mifflin County School Board of Directors met Thursday, and deliberated on several key issues, including change orders to the Multi-Sports Facilities Project. The board approved three change orders, resulting in a net increased contract cost of $26,118.81. These changes included a credit of $15,750 for reducing the proposed scoreboard size at the secondary field, […]
Read MorePennDot Has Big Plans for Juniata County
PennDOT has announced maintenance activities scheduled for next week in Juniata County. They include bridge maintenance and cleaning on various routes throughout the county, crack sealing and hot pour mastic operations on Route 235 and Route 2017, pipe replacing and cleaning on Route 333 and Route 3004, and signing operations on various routes. Motorists are […]
Read MoreRoller Coaster Suit
A lawsuit has been filed against a Pennsylvania amusement park by a man who alleges that he wasn’t told about the closing of the park’s roller coaster. Kennywood Park season ticket holder Joshua Miller of Westmoreland County, alleges that Kennywood withheld information regarding the closure of its Steel Curtain roller coaster for the 2024 season. […]
Read MoreDrug Charges Filed Against Huntingdon County Man
In Huntingdon County, a man faces charges after he was found by police with a substantial amount of drugs while driving under the influence. 24 year old Lucas Mays was discovered by state troopers near Ponderosa Road and Gorsuch Road in Henderson Township after reports of him passing out while driving. During the investigation, officers […]
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