Fayette Carnival Returns Next Week
- Ed Histed
- July 23, 2024
Get set for the return of The Fayette Community Carnival next week with the theme “Off to the Races,” running from July 30 to August 3rd. The annual event supports local organizations and features a variety of activities each day. Highlights include live music performances by One Heart One Voice, Bella Donna, and Adam and […]
Read MoreBall Drop Event Friday at Lewistown Country Club
- Ed Histed
- July 23, 2024
This is something you don’t want to miss! The Lewistown Country Club is hosting its fourth annual Ball Drop fundraiser at 6 p.m. this Friday. The event, aimed at raising funds for course improvements, will feature up to 1,200 numbered golf balls dropped from a fire truck onto the course. Cash prizes will be awarded […]
Read MorePoll: PA Voters Believe U.s. on Wrong Track
- Ed Histed
- July 23, 2024
A recent poll conducted by Remington Research Group reveals that a majority of Pennsylvania voters believe the U.S. is on the “wrong track” and it also shows that most strongly oppose banning new gas-powered vehicles. The survey, conducted from June 29 to July 1, shows 59% of Pennsylvanians feel the country is heading in the […]
Read MoreBig Upgrades at Beaver Stadium
- Ed Histed
- July 23, 2024
Construction is underway for early revitalization projects at Beaver Stadium, set to enhance the fan experience for the 2024 season. Key upgrades include expanded Gates A and E with additional escalators, improved concessions, and new restrooms. Gate F is getting an overhaul to include an open-air entertainment space and additional concession options. The South end […]
Read MoreGuilty Verdict in Huntingdon County
- Ed Histed
- July 22, 2024
In Huntingdon County, Morico Johnson was found guilty of first-degree murder for a double homicide dating back to 2009. The jury deliberated briefly before returning the verdict. The defense argued that evidence was compromised and investigators’ memories were unclear, but multiple blood samples from the scene matched Johnson’s DNA. Johnson’s alibi was also deemed suspicious. […]
Read MorePennDot Announces the Weekly Work Lineup
- Ed Histed
- July 22, 2024
PennDOT has announced more maintenance activities in Juniata County scheduled for this week. Smokey Hollow Road in Tuscarora Township will see bridge work involving a detour. Miller Hill Road over a Doe Run tributary in Walker Township will be worked on with detours in place. Route 75 between Route 74 and Route 333 in Old […]
Read MoreRace Car Hauler Flips in Juniata County
- Ed Histed
- July 22, 2024
A race car hauler overturned on Route 322 westbound in Juniata County on Saturday around 4 p.m., injuring one person. The Mifflintown Hose Company responded to the scene, finding the truck on its side but with no entrapment. The injured occupant was taken to a local hospital. The truck belonged to Zemco Racing, a sprint […]
Read MoreMore Gambling Opportunities Are Getting Nearer
- Ed Histed
- July 19, 2024
Casino gambling is now one step closer for area residents… The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has affirmed the decision to award a casino license for the Nittany Mall project. The court upheld the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s 2020 decision to grant the license to Ira Lubert, dismissing challenges from rival bidder Stadium Casino. The $130 million […]
Read MoreCouple Arrested After Gruesome Attack on Landlord
- Ed Histed
- July 19, 2024
Two Pennsylvania residents now face attempted homicide charges after police say they attacked their landlord with a sledgehammer and screwdriver. The assault occurred in Perry County, where the landlord was changing locks following the eviction of Joshua Goshorn and Ashley Zellers. State Police say Goshorn struck the landlord in the head with the hammer while […]
Read MoreMifflin Commissioners Renew Inmate Education Contract
- Ed Histed
- July 19, 2024
Mifflin County has renewed its contract with Tuscarora Intermediate Unit 11 to continue providing GED education for inmates at the Mifflin County Correctional Facility. The $7,500 agreement, now approved by county commissioners, will fund adult education and workforce services for the upcoming year. The GED program is seen as not only aiding inmates in obtaining […]
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