The State College borough’s Redevelopment Authority released a survey Thursday to address downtown businesses' "ongoing recovery" from the coronavirus pandemic.
The borough of State College repealed its coronavirus emergency ordinance 2156, effective immediately, according to a release and a borough of State College tweet.
The Happy Valley Adventure Bureau will reveal the recipients of the 2021 Tourism Grants at 10 a.m. June 21 at the Bellefonte Train Station at 320 W. High St., according to a release.
Former State College restaurant and bar The All-American Rathskeller announced Tuesday it will hold a "memorabilia sale" from 2-3:30 p.m. July 17 at RE Farm Cafe, via Facebook post.
Community members gathered at 3 Dots Downtown Tuesday evening to view the "Faux Venus" sculpture exhibition by State College local artist Yiwei Leo Wang.
Students, community members and visitors craving finger food or summer cocktails now have another dining option in State College.
Black Tea and Gratified Grad will host "Liberation Weekend," a collection of State College events in celebration of Juneteenth.
Rita’s Italian Ice plans to reopen at its new State College location on June 23, according to a spokesperson for Rita's.
The Makery in downtown State College may have moved across the street, but its dedication to providing creativity to the community remained.
Sidney Friedman Parklet in downtown State College was adorned with Progress Pride Flags, balloons and other rainbow decorations Saturday evening as hundreds of community members gathered for the town's first "Pride Ride."
Jersey Mike's Subs on Allen Street in downtown State College is now closed, according to a sign on its window.
Melissa Wilson is offering a mobile approach to selling baked goods with her new business On The Go Baking Co.
Happy Valley Restaurant Week will allow various State College restaurants to present special, limited-edition dishes from June 21-27, according to a Friday release.
Judge Matthew W. Brann of the U.S. Middle District Court of Pennsylvania set a long-term trial date in 2022 for the lawsuit between Sylvester Osagie and the borough of State College.
State College announced a list of events for its Pride week, beginning Friday with a Pride party at Cafe 210 West.
The State College NAACP Chapter and the borough announced the community will celebrate Juneteenth from 1-2:30 p.m. on June 19 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza in downtown State College.
It’s a Tuesday evening in downtown State College. The work day just ended, the time reads 5:45 p.m. and live music can be heard from afar.
Focusing on feminine spirit and strength, a new art exhibit titled “Fem-Fusion: Visual Art + the Written Word” had its grand opening on Saturday at the Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania’s Art Center.
Centre County's election board certified its primary election results Monday, which made the tentative results for State College's mayoral, borough council and school board races official.
The State College Zoning Board unanimously approved Tuesday the zoning variation request for a new location of Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers in downtown State College.
State College's Borough Council agreed to implement a policy at its Monday night meeting that will require temporary rental properties to obtain a short-term rental license.
Gabe’s discount department store will open this summer in State College's Nittany Mall on June 23.
The State College Spikes unveiled their promotional schedule for the rest of the 2021 season on June 2, which includes a partnership with Central PA 4th Fest for a celebration of July Fourth at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park.
The borough of State College will host a “Pride Ride” car caravan at 4 p.m. on June 12 to celebrate Pride month.
Centre County reported no new coronavirus cases Tuesday — the first time since Aug. 10, according to Pennsylvania Department of Health data.
