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in Bellefonte, Centre County Gazette, Community, Local News Jun 12, 2026 — by Julie Noal For more than 70 years, Gerald Robbins has been collecting stamps. Beginning the hobby at only 8 years old, the local philatelist is now president of the local Mount Nittany Philatelic Society and a life memb...
in Community, Entertainment News, Local News Jun 12, 2026 — by StateCollege.com St. Mark Lutheran Church’s Summer Outdoor Concert series returns with monthly concerts featuring music from local and regional musicians playing under the pavilion at the congregation, 850 Snydertown Road, Howard. On ...
in Centre County Gazette Jun 11, 2026 — by Centre County Gazette BELLEFONTE — Centre County Commissioners on Tuesday, June 2 adopted a resolution to allow the county to construct the Public Safety Training Center. Commissioners also issued two proclamations highlighting people and organizations w...
in Centre County Gazette, Gazette Community Jun 11, 2026 — by Lloyd Rogers BELLEFONTE — There’s something about the Bellefonte Cruise that feels bigger than just a car show. Maybe it’s the rumble of engines echoing off the old brick buildings downtown. Maybe it’s the smell of fresh-cut fries, gri...
in Centre County Gazette, Gazette Community Jun 11, 2026 — by Lloyd Rogers BELLEFONTE — For a few hours each year, the streets of Bellefonte stop acting like streets. They become memory lanes. Chrome shines beneath the courthouse lights. Old engines rumble through town like ghosts with gasoline i...
in Centre County Gazette, Gazette Community Jun 11, 2026 — by Lloyd Rogers BELLEFONTE — Long before the chrome gleamed under streetlights and engines rumbled through downtown, the Bellefonte Cruise began as a simple idea. It was a brainstorm from a man who loved cars and community in equal measur...
in Centre County Gazette, Gazette Community Jun 11, 2026 — by Lloyd Rogers BELLEFONTE — There’s a certain kind of night the Bellefonte Cruise does better than just about anywhere else. It hums before it ever roars. Chrome gleams in the fading light, families drift between food stands and storefro...
in Bellefonte, Local News Jun 5, 2026 — by Geoff Rushton Smoke and flames are expected to be visible in the Benner Pike area near Bellefonte during a firefighter training exercise on Saturday. The Bellefonte Fire Department will use the vacant house at 116 Paradise Road in Benner Township for a c...
in Business, Local News, Political News Jun 4, 2026 — by Geoff Rushton A small, unused piece of state prison land near Shiloh Road and Interstate 99 in Benner Township could be sold to a neighboring commercial property owner under bipartisan legislation introduced by two lawmakers from Centre Cou...
in Centre County Gazette Jun 4, 2026 — by Centre County Gazette STATE COLLEGE — Ridgelines Language Arts introduces Telling Our Stories Together, a collaboration that uses photography and poetry to connect State College Area High School photography students with older adults living with memory lo...
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in Local News, Weather Jun 16, 2026 — by Geoff Rushton A tornado with estimated peak winds of 110 mph touched down in northern Centre County on Sunday night, the National Weather Service at State College confirmed. The EF1 tornado started at 7:31 p.m. about 2 miles south of Pine Glen near and alo...
Here’s a rundown of special programs WPSU-FM has in store for the month of July to mark the American semiquincentennial.
in Health News, Spotlight PA Jun 16, 2026 — by Marley Parish of Spotlight PA State College This story was produced by the State College regional bureau of Spotlight PA, an independent, nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to investigative and public-service journalism for Pennsylvania. Sign up for Talk...
in Letters to the Editor, Local News, Opinion Jun 15, 2026 — by Community Letters Many people assume that because State College is not Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, it must be an affordable place to live. Those of us who live and work here know that is no longer the reality. State College doesn’t h...
in Health News, Local News Jun 15, 2026 — by Geoff Rushton Mount Nittany Medical Center filed a lawsuit against the federal government on Friday seeking to overturn the cancellation of its status as a sole community hospital, which for the past nine years has provided the College Township facilit...
in Local News Jun 15, 2026 — by Geoff Rushton Smoke, flames and fire department activity will be visible in part of Ferguson Township during a planned structure burn for an upcoming Alpha Fire Company training. Alpha, in coordination with the Centre Region Fire Protection Program, will conduct th...
in Local News Jun 15, 2026 — by Geoff Rushton An Ohio woman died after a single-vehicle crash on Friday night in Pine Grove Mills, Ferguson Township police said on Monday. The 78-year-old was driving on the 200 block of Water Street at 10:48 p.m. when she failed to negotiate a sharp turn on Pine ...
in Penn State Football, Penn State Recruiting, Penn State Sports Jun 15, 2026 — by Joel Haas Penn State suffered a setback on the recruiting trail. The Nittany Lions on Monday morning lost a commitment from four-star wide receiver Jamir Dean, one of the top players in their class, who instead fli...
WPSU's Slice of Pennsylvania talks to members of the State College Area Roller derby team, also known as SCAR, about making a safe space and a family.
in Centre County Gazette, Community, Local News Jun 15, 2026 — by Lloyd Rogers On July 14, Marc Warren will once again climb onto his bicycle before dawn and begin a 150-mile journey from Pittsburgh to Cumberland, Maryland to raise money for the Jana Marie Foundation.
News articles are sourced from StateCollege.com's Centre County Gazette and WPSU Local News. We aggregate and display Bellefonte-related news to keep our community informed.