Master Goblin Games, a game store that sells board games, collectible card games, miniatures and role-playing games, opened on Sept. 11 in downtown State College.
In anticipation of this weekend’s White Out against Auburn, the State College borough announced adaptations to its regular parking policy.
The National Weather Service in State College issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Central Centre County, including State College, Wednesday until 2:45 p.m.
American Airlines could begin offering a minimum of 12 flights per week to Charlotte International Airport in North Carolina from the University Park Airport, according to Centre County Commissioner Mike Pipe.
The State College Police Department asked the public for help Tuesday in identifying suspects involved in the theft of a recumbent exercise bike.
Bar Bleu, a bar part of downtown State College’s nightlife scene, has closed with no official indication of what happened.
Vibe Coffee Co., located underneath The Graduate apartment building in downtown State College, will hold its grand opening this Thursday, according to Ethan Steiger, CEO.
State College's nonprofit Housing Transitions will host its fourth annual Food Truck Rally titled “Rally in the Valley” from 12-3 p.m. Sunday on the 200 block of South Allen Street, according to its Facebook page.
State College's Parking Department announced changes in parking policies for this weekend in light of Penn State's home football game against Ball State.
The Blue & White Bottle Shop opened Wednesday night at 222 W. Beaver Ave. in downtown State College.
The State College Police Department is asking for help in identifying an individual who is allegedly involved in a criminal trespass investigation at the downtown State College Target.
When Ethan Liebross was preparing to apply for college, he said he thought it would be beneficial to talk to current students about their experiences because he could not always attend college tours and reading about schools online did not provide what he needed.
The State College Police Department is asking for the community's assistance in locating a vehicle involved in a hit and run accident Monday.
A new Bhakti Yoga space — the Mantra Lounge — is moving into 322B E. College Ave. in downtown State College, according to a banner hung outside its space.
State College's branch of the American Association of University Women is having its 2021 used book sale from Oct. 9-12 at the Snider Agricultural Arena on Penn State’s campus.
The borough of State College announced Friday the opening of applications for the new Community Oversight Board for the State College Police Department.
The Tavern on College Avenue in downtown State College reopened its historic doors on Wednesday, Sep. 1 following an eight-month renovation process, according to its Facebook page.
The H&M clothing store in downtown State College at 118 S. Fraser St. is set to close permanently, starting Sept. 19, according to an H&M customer service representative.
The National Weather Service issued a flood warning for State College Wednesday until 10:30 p.m.
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for State College Wednesday, effective until 5 p.m.
Mount Nittany Medical Center announced new guidelines with respect to patient visitors after a recent uptick in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in the area.
Downtown State College bars have been gearing up for the first “normal” in-person fall semester since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, but like most businesses affected by the pandemic, the process hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows.
On Aug. 16, the State College Borough Council unanimously approved an ordinance establishing a Community Oversight Board for the State College Police Department after a year of planning and discussion. But, the process is far from over.
The Osaze Osagie Scholarship Endowment Committee held a fundraising kickoff event Sunday at State College Area High School to raise money for “college-bound, racially underrepresented high school students in State College with a commitment to community service,” according to a release.
For almost 150 years, Centre Hall’s Grange Fair has brought caramel apples, amusement park rides, farm animals and music to Centre County.
