Sam Stitzer
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After a Year Hiatus, Campers Return for Grange Fair
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After a year’s absence, the Grange Fair and Encampment has returned to Centre Hall. Sunday was a day for tenters to set up before the fair officially opens on Aug. […]
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Penns Valley Historical Museum Opens with New Exhibits
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The Penns Valley Area Historical Museum, located at 244 West Aaron Square in Aaronsburg, recently opened for the season and features two new exhibits for 2021. The first is a […]
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Centre Hall Fire Company to Hold Open House for New Station
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CENTRE HALL — The Centre Hall Fire Company will hold a public open house at its new fire station from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. The new 14,000-square-foot […]
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Construction of Centre Hall Fire Station Progressing
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CENTRE HALL — Construction of the Centre Hall Fire Company’s new fire hall is proceeding on schedule, according to Fire Chief Harry Hockenberry. The 14,000-square-foot facility is located along Witmer […]
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Merry Millheim Expanded to 3 Days This Season
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MILLHEIM — The borough of Millheim will celebrate the Christmas season with its annual Merry Millheim event Friday through Sunday. This event is sponsored and organized by the East Penns […]
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Millheim Borough Reaping Rewards of Solar Power
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The sun is shining on the borough facilities in Millheim and those rays are paying dividends for the community.
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Centre Hall Fire Company Breaks Ground for New Station
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The 14,000-square-foot facility, which will be located along Witmer Avenue on the east end of the borough, is the result of 11 years of planning and fundraising.
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Repairs Continue on Historic Penns Valley Church
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The historic Egg Hill church in Potter Township is undergoing some necessary repairs to its foundation.
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Natural Gas Now Flowing Through Centre Hall
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Natural gas is now flowing to the Hanover Foods processing plant and soon will be flowing to small businesses and more than 100 area homes in its initial phase.
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Historic Penns Valley Church Prepared for Extensive Repair Work
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Deep in the woods of Potter Township, along a dirt road, stands a Penns Valley landmark — the historic Egg Hill church. The original church was built in 1838 and dedicated in September of that year. It was one of the first Evangelical Churches in Penns Valley.