Month: February 2025

Local News

Cramer Announces Plans to Run for Mifflin County Sheriff

Mifflin County Sheriff’s Deputy Doug Cramer has announced his candidacy for Mifflin County Sheriff in the Spring primary. A U.S. Coast Guard veteran and former Pennsylvania State Police Trooper, Cramer brings over two decades of law enforcement experience. Cramer says his extensive training makes him the most qualified candidate for the job. As a Lewistown […]

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Pennsylvania News

Incredible Ponderous Time Machine Discovered By Doge Beneath Pennsylvania

DOGE IS NOW TARGETING AN OLD LIMESTONE MINE IN BOYERS, PENNSYLVANIA USED TO PROCESS RETIREMENTS FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. BUT ELON MUSK SAYS IT’S FROM A TIME WARP AND NEEDS TO BE MODERNIZED….

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Homeless Shelter Struggling to Keep Up

A homeless shelter serving Huntingdon, Mifflin, and Juniata counties is struggling financially as demand for services rises. Shelter Services Inc. relies on private donations for 80% of its funding but is seeing costs outpace contributions. The shelter, which serves about 30 people daily, has seen a rise in elderly and disabled clients. Executive Director Jane […]

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Sports Card Show Set for Saturday

A sports card show is being held tomorrow at East Juniata High School, from 9am to 3pm. Many Penn State Football players will be making appearances. Your $5 entry fee will help support Juniata County School District Athletes. Travis Quici says they’re hoping to use some of the funds raised to help offset activity fees, […]

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2 Students at Mifflin County Academy of Science and Technology Qualify for Skillsusa State Competition

Today, we congratulate two Mifflin County Academy of Science and Technology students, Jaxon Yoder and Beth McKnight, who have qualified for the SkillsUSA State Competition. Yoder, a senior, advanced in telecommunications cabling, while McKnight, a junior, took first place in medical assisting. Over 20 students from the Academy competed at the SkillsUSA District 7 event […]

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Pennsylvania News

New Amazon Warehouse Under Construction in Centre County

Construction is officially underway on a new Amazon warehouse in neighboring Centre County, bringing job opportunities to Benner Township there. The facility, originally planned as a one-million-square-foot building with 700 employees, has been scaled down however, to 120,000 square feet, and now it is estimated that around 200 jobs could be created, with more during […]

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Sci Rockview Closure Could Devastate the Area

Local leaders are now reacting to a proposal to close SCI Rockview prison in Bellefonte under Governor Josh Shapiro’s budget plan. State Senator Judy Ward warns the closure could send “economic shockwaves” through the area. Officials say efforts will be made to provide jobs for affected employees. Meanwhile, the Pennsylvania State Corrections Officers Association plans […]

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Pennsylvania News

Massive and Archaic Underground Federal Facility Discovered in Pennsylvania

ELON MUSK CONTINUES TO UNCOVER MORE AND MORE GOVERNMENT WASTE OF OUR HARD EARNED TAX DOLLARS. ON WEDNESDAY, MUSK’S TEAM ANNOUNCED THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY FOUND AN ARCHAIC UNDERGROUND FILING SYSTEM HERE IN PENNSYLVANIA, THAT IS… UNBELIEVABLY… STILL USED FOR STORING DOCUMENTS FOR RETIRING FEDERAL EMPLOYEES….

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PA Man Facing Charges Following Crime Spree

A Pennsylvania man faces multiple charges after an investigation into a bizarre crime spree that took place last summer. 31 year old Ty Cressman of Bellefonte is accused of burglarizing cabins, setting a lawnmower on fire, and stealing items. Authorities discovered evidence linking him to the crime, including stolen phones, a leaf blower, and a […]

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State Grants Aim to Help Juniata and Mifflin Fire Departments and Ems Providers

More than $460,000 in state grants will help fire departments and EMS providers in Juniata and Mifflin counties. The funding comes from the State Fire Commissioner’s grant program. Officials say the money will go toward equipment, training, and other needs for first responders, helping them better serve their communities.

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