Centre County Gazette
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Celebration to Commemorate 75th Anniversary of ‘The Aaronsburg Story’
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“The Aaronsburg Story” was a historic event that gripped an audience of more than 40,000 people on Oct. 23, 1949, and local residents will be celebrating the 75th anniversary of the occasion at Salem Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26.
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SJCA’s Madison Koshko Wins PIAA Golf Title
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Saint Joseph’s Catholic Academy’s Madison Koshko fired a second-round, five-under par 67 on her way to winning the PIAA 2A girls golf championship Tuesday on the Blue Course at Penn State.
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CCRRA Awarded $75K Grant for Solar Installation
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The Centre County Recycling and Refuse Authority was awarded $75,000 in grant funding from West Penn Energy Fund. The money is set to be used for an upcoming solar array installation, according to a statement from CCRRA.
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Philipsburg VFW Dedicates Veterans Mural
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This story originally appeared in the Centre County Gazette. PHILIPSBURG — Philipsburg’s newest piece of art was honored at a dedication and check presentation ceremony on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The […]
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CBICC Launches New Centre County Economic Development Strategic Plan
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The report is a “comprehensive, collaborative plan representing the county’s shared vision for economic growth, resilience and sustainability.”
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Centre County Nonprofit Named Recipient of ArtsHere Grant
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Ridgelines Language Arts, a Centre County nonprofit that teaches language arts, including poetry, creative writing, songwriting and storytelling outside of academic settings, was named the recipient of the ArtsHere grant. The $117,000 grant is a part of a new pilot program from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Penn State and State College Borough to Host PA Dignity Day Celebration
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Penn State and the Borough of State College are connecting the community at the PA Dignity Day event on Wednesday, Oct. 16.
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Centre County Sports Hall of Fame to Celebrate New Inductees
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The event will see the Centre County Sports Hall of Fame induct its seventh class. All five Centre County-based public high schools will be represented, along with Penn State sports personalities.
