State Rep. Lynn Herman, R-Centre, announced yesterday that he would not be seeking re-election this year after more than two decades of service.
Elaine Wickersham remembers taking her children to the Schlow Centre Region Library when it was known as the State College Community Library and located in a house on College Avenue.
The Penn State Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance (FMLA) has teamed up with Campus Progress, a national student organization, in an effort to stop Judge Samuel Alito Jr. from being confirmed as the newest member of the Supreme Court.
The schedules of the 30 Penn State students who work as firefighters at the Alpha Fire Co. might be a little more flexible when a new fire training facility is finished by August 2007 in Spring Township along Harrison Road.
A former Penn State student originally incarcerated for sexually assaulting a 19-year-old woman in his fraternity house had charges of drug possession continued yesterday after a Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed his original sentence in 2004.
A 25-year-old State College resident who pleaded guilty to stabbing a Penn State student in December 2004 outside of the Gingerbread Man, 130 Hiester St., was sentenced to three-and-a-half to 10 years in a state correctional facility yesterday.
A woman arrested in connection with a New Jersey man who allegedly ran what officials are calling the largest heroin ring in Centre County's recent history was sentenced to 11-and-a-half to 23 months in Centre County Prison yesterday.
In the nine months since his mysterious disappearance, the name Ray Gricar seems to be lost on Penn State students.
More than 200 people attended the first peace service and march yesterday at the Pasquerilla Spiritual Center to recognize the achievements of Martin Luther King Jr. and to raise awareness of service in the community.
A Penn State employee who admitted to stealing $47,100 from the university in the form of tuition checks, travelers' checks and cash is facing more than 50 counts of felony charges.
PSU student treated for hypothermia
Kappa Sigma fraternity members voluntarily disbanded their chapter at Penn State after being evicted from their house Jan. 8, because the fraternity was unable to cover housing costs.
Police have no suspects in a string of weekend burglaries and attempted break-ins at 11 State College businesses and churches.
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In what was pegged to be a hard-fought and tightly played defensive struggle between two of the ACHA's top teams, the No. 4 Penn State ACHA Division I Icers once again found a way to win. The team knew all season that it was the best kept secret in women's collegiate ice hockey. This past weekend the Lady Icers let the rest of the nation in on the secret. The banner that hung at the end of the pool read "They just said it would be worth it." The Penn State fencing team has once again proved that it not only has elite status in the college level, but on an international level as well. The stands were filled on Saturday at McCoy Natatorium, and not just because the first 300 fans had a chance to win a Microsoft Xbox. Before the 2006 women's track and field season began, Penn State coach Beth Alford-Sullivan described her team as having the best balance in the Big Ten Conference. Athletes and coaches talk consistently about coming out strong or being quick off the line, phrases that are as much sports clichés as "we just need to make plays" or the ultimate postgame sound byte, "we've just got to take it one game at a time." Ed DeChellis glanced downward for a moment as though the wind had just been knocked out of him. He took a deep breath to collect himself. Ed DeChellis is beyond counting sheep. The sting felt after last season's ACHA National Championship game loss to Illinois was somewhat relieved this weekend when the No. 4 Penn State ACHA Division I Icers swept the No. 1 Illini in front of the two largest crowds Greenberg Ice Pavilion has seen this season. It's Saturday night, Game 2 of the men's volleyball game between a solid squad in No. 14 Ball State (3-0, 0-0 MIVA) and a legitimate championship contender in the No. 6 Nittany Lions (1-1, 1-0 EIVA). Penn State men's gymnast Josh Borromeo was swarmed by fans at the conclusion of the Nittany Lions' meet against Temple in Rec Hall on Friday night. It's only normal that a team has jitters before its first meet. The No. 10 Penn State women's gymnastics team was struck by these jitters Saturday night, and it was unable to overcome them in time to win the home opener. Penn State sports take 2nd in Directors' Cup The FedEx Orange Bowl could have been Levi Brown's last football game for Penn State, but like linebacker Paul Posluszny, Brown will return for his senior season. Feature Photo 
Rick Santorum: War panel could provide useful suggestions Guantanamo Bay: New prison shows signs of permanency My Opinion: Alex Muller Letters to the editor
Q What happens if a condom comes off during intercourse? Can it come off during penetration, and if so, will it be "stuck" inside the female? If so, what then? The average college student has constant demands from school, work, family obligations and with New Year's resolutions to eat healthy and stay physically fit, it can be difficult to balance class and exercise. Security precautions safeguarding agriculture have received attention with the recent avian influenza, but biosecurity is also used to help prevent more common diseases, according to experts. A Penn State student at the Berks campus, along with her fiancee, will be competing for the chance to win a dream wedding on NBC's Biggest Loser: Special Edition--Engaged Couples, a show that teaches participants to lose weight not by surgery, but by diet and exercise alone. Penn State students trying to get through the flu season without getting ill do not necessarily need to get the flu shot. My Opinion: Jill Garrigan My Opinion: Phyllis Stackhouse 
A respectable amount of the audience was seated at the Bryce Jordan Center when the casually dressed Warren Brothers took the stage last Friday night, opening what was the first stop on Martina McBride's Timeless tour. Allen Street Grill, 100 W. College Ave., will feature Ted and Molly (231-4745). The fifth season of American Idol kicks off tonight, but there is another music competition heating up closer to home. 
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