In the month of May, two State College locations on South Allen Street have permanently shuttered up.
On Tuesday, the State College Police Department released a request for the public’s assistance in identifying a female who was allegedly involved in theft, according to a release.
OurBus, a busing company active in many eastern states, announced it would launch a new bus route on Monday.
The State College chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, in partnership with other organizations, announced its plans for Juneteenth celebrations on Thursday.
“Bloodshed in Buffalo,” a social justice vigil organized to honor the lives of the ten Black victims who were killed in a recent mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, was held at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Plaza on Wednesday evening.
On Wednesday, the State College Police Department requested the public’s assistance in identifying the owner or driver and a passenger of a vehicle involved in high speed driving, according to a release.
On Tuesday, Pennsylvania held its general primary election. The following unofficial results are based on preliminary data of the 2022 Centre County primary elections.
The Penn’s Woods Music Festival is set to take place in State College from June 11-25, according to the Penn State College of Arts and Architecture.
The State College Police Department is requesting community assistance in finding a suspect who allegedly caused property damage at a local bar.
The State College School District is currently experiencing power outages in several of their buildings after Monday morning’s storm, according to its Twitter post.
Tuesday is the final day to request a mail-in ballot for Pennsylvania's upcoming primary elections, which will take place on May 17.
Executive Director and CEO of the Centre Area Transportation Authority Louwana Oliva gave a presentation to the State College Borough Council on new routes and changes to the bus system anticipated for the fall on Monday.
The State College Police Department released a request for the public’s assistance Monday in identifying suspects involved in theft case, according to a release.
Weirdoughs Custom Pizzeria, located at 204 E College Avenue, announced a reward of $3,000 on Sunday for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons who vandalized several Penn State landmarks.
The State College Police Department released a request for the public’s assistance Friday in identifying a suspect in a criminal mischief case, according to a release.
The State College Parking Department announced Thursday two changes to its parking policy in anticipation of graduation weekend.
The State College Borough Council approved a proposal on Monday to complete the Borough Street Tree Inventory and to reimburse the students working on the project.
State College Borough Council passed a resolution on Monday to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the University Baptist and Brethren Church in State College.
On Monday, the State College Borough Council proclaimed May as No Mow May, encouraging community members to not mow their lawns during May.
State College Mayor Ezra Nanes proclaimed May 10-11 as Centre Gives, a 36-hour online giving event to raise awareness of local non-profits.
At the State College Borough Council meeting on May 2, Mayor Ezra Nanes proclaimed May as National Bike Month.
The State College Police Department requested the public's assistance Monday in identifying a man allegedly involved in a retail theft at Sheetz downtown.
On Wednesday, the Centre Area Transportation Authority announced service changes — including the return of Sunday bus services.
When Pennsylvania native Kahley Groff, a former Jehovah’s Witness, came forward about the sexual abuse she endured as a child at Yorkanna Kingdom Hall, she had “hoped” elders and other adults within her congregation would have “protected” her.
At the State College Borough Council meeting on April 4, Mayor Ezra Nanes praised council members Divine Lipscomb and Gopal Balachandran for their local work with Second Chance Month — an observation through April that focuses on rehabilitation and justice for formerly incarcerated individuals.
