Patton News

WHAT WERE the folks at the King of Prussia Mall thinking when they scheduled their annual Men's Shopping Night for tonight? It's too early.

White Castle, the iconic fast-food burger spot, plans to open restaurants in Whitehall and Phillipsburg as early as July 2010, a spokeswoman for the company confirmed Tuesday.

By spring, residents of the Patton area will have access to one of the region's most modern libraries.

Suddenly, the potential for public and private development along the corridor leading to Rock Run Recreation Area looks brighter.

After years of pushing and prodding from the state Department of Environmental Protection, the Patton Municipal Authority should soon have a backup water supply.

Sixteen months after a devastating fire destroyed the Old Stone Inn, the ruins of the historic building remain unattended.

By Friday afternoon, Ken Worthington and his two roommates were getting cold and hungry.

A northern Cambria County man who led a nonprofit development corporation for 20 years is being eyed by three communities in the hopes he can help them find state and federal money for a number of initiatives.

BY RUTH RICE RRICE@TRIBDEM.COM The fall harvest, handmade crafts and the simplicity and pageantry of the region's history will be celebrated at some of the region's most popular fall festivals.

School districts may be the next casualty of Pennsylvania's budget deadlock, with reimbursements from the state cut off.

By KATHY MELLOTT KMELLOTT@TRIBDEM.COM PATTON - Changes in design of a shoreline erosion-control project at Prince Gallitzin State Park have eliminated the need to draw down the water level at Glendale Lake by five feet, a state official has confirmed.

Cambria County is edging closer to layoffs or shortened work weeks for some human services employees with the ongoing deadlock over a state budget.

Firefighters from across the northern Cambria area found themselves doing double duty Sunday afternoon when a fire broke out just as the volunteers were lining up for a parade as part of the annual Carrolltown Firemen's Festival.

Firefighters from across the northern Cambria area found themselves doing double duty Sunday afternoon when a fire broke out just as the volunteers were lining up for a parade as part of the annual Carrolltown Firemen's Festival.

Firefighters from across the northern Cambria area found themselves doing double duty Sunday afternoon when a fire broke out just as the volunteers were lining up for a parade as part of the annual Carrolltown Firemen's Festival.

Area police departments face similar struggles: including rising costs, manpower and scheduling.

The driver of a truck carrying a load of hay traveling south on Route 310 lost control of the vehicle on a sharp curve near Harmony Wednesday night, rolling it onto its side and spilling the entire load of hay onto the berm and a private yard near Pickett Road in Young Township.

When the Rat Pack asks for its photo to be on the front page, it goes on the front page: Here, Bo Wagnera TMs Rat Pack Tribute to Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr.

Groundhog King Jacob Stumpf and Queen Ashlee Spack cruise along in the parade that signified the end of the Firemena s Old Home Week Carnival Saturday.

The following have been sentenced in Cambria County Court : Derek Johnson, 47, 900 block of Ash Street, Johnstown, theft and driving while license suspended, was sentenced to six months to two years, less a day, in county jail.