Martinsburg News

Dennis W. Lynn, 55, Roaring Spring, died Wednesday morning at his residence. He was born in Altoona, son of the late H. William and Doris R. Lynn.

Thirteen agencies stand to gain from an area community fund now in its 52nd year.

Students observed a moment of silence at the Penn Cambria - Central game in Blair County Friday Night.

The Blair County Tea Party Steering Committee is considering transforming the organization into a legal entity due to its rapid momentum and rising popularity in Blair County.

OPERATION S.O.S. is kicking off its 6th annual campaign to help make the Christmas season a little brighter for American troops who are stationed overseas.

In Martinsburg, Blair County, construction of a regional facility that would take manure from area farms and convert it into electricity and other sellable products, while simultaneously cleaning the environment, is expected to begin within the next few months.

A Claysburg man was jailed Tuesday after a chase that brought in police from two counties, Greenfield Township police said.

In the middle of Roaring Spring, where five streets meet in front of the borough building, about a dozen people had an outdoor shower Saturday morning.

This letter is meant to inform you that due to lack of financial resources and time Everyone’s Opinion Newsletter will be a quarterly publication, beginning this month indefinitely...

Altoona parents Joelle and Jason Peragine are making tough choices after receiving a letter telling them their 4-year-old son Devin could become one of the local educational casualties of a state budget cut.

FUGITIVE: Thomas Furino, 48, Greencastle, was arrested July 27 at his residence in the 200 block of South Washington Street as a fugitive from justice, according to Greencastle police.

Altoona parents Joelle and Jason Peragine are making tough choices after receiving a letter telling them their 4-year-old son Devin could become one of the local educational casualties of a state budget cut.