Courtesy photo Penn State Altoona celebrated the Penn State Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing bachelor of science in ...

The Frohsinn Society, Ninth Avenue and 12th Street, Altoona, hosted a baby contest Aug. 22, 1953. The babies are (from left) ...

The Bishop Guilfoyle Academy boys and Williamsburg girls punched their tickets to the PIAA final four with victories on Saturday, while the BG girls and Penn Cambria girls were eliminated. The BG boys ...

Under the pen name of Milico Mathers, Nancy E. Head, of Altoona, has released her second middle-grade historical novel. Set in Ireland during World War II, 12-year-old Brian McGrath and his older ...

A fire early Saturday destroyed a pair of attached barns at the Frederick Dairy Farm in Martinsburg RD, but farm employees and firefighters were able to save all but one of more than 600 cows that ...

When the 2026 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships take place this Thursday through Saturday at the Rocket Arena in ...

Romantasy favorite Sarah J. Maas has given her millions of fans a plot twist they had long been waiting for — two more books ...

Online event to be held March 27 The Community Arts Center of Cambria County’s annual 36th Great American Auction will again be an online auction. CACCC is still calling and requesting new and gently ...

Holden Cessna of Clearville was among more than 85 Belmont University student musicians from the University Orchestra and Chorale who took the stage alongside world-renowned tenor Andrea Bocelli in ...

Award-winning chef Patrick O’Connell has a book scheduled for September about how he converted an old garage into an international destination for food lovers. O’Connell’s “Main, Middle & Gay” is a ...

Two additional inmates have reached out in the past week to the U.S. District Court in Johnstown as a way to address their grievances with living conditions in the Blair County Prison. One of the ...

As part of the Irish Heritage celebration, the Tyrone History Museum will reopen its doors Saturday and Sunday for the first ...