State College News

Submitted photo from Centre County Gazette "Anything Goes" will open on July 11 at the Mount Nittany Middle School Auditorium.

The Childhood's Gate Children's Garden, which draws its name from a verse in Penn State's Alma Mater, written by Pattee, opened to the public at the Arboretum this week.

Penn State fans love themselves some Beaver Stadium, and Athlon Sports agrees with those fans, ranking the weekend college football shrine at No.

Crews start setting up for the People's Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts in Boalsburg.

Ferguson Township police are searching for a man they believe stole a woman's cell phone while pushing a baby stroller with a young child.

With tens of thousands heading to State College this week for Arts Fest there's good news on the weather front: Sunshine and heat are expected.

Torrential rains late Tuesday afternoon trigger flash flooding in State College, with at least one car trapped in the rising water.

The home at 612 Walnut St. has a legal notice sign in the yard. The State College Zoning Hearing Board is having a hearing regarding two homes in downtown State College being used as "tourist homes" in a zoned residential neighborhood, July 8, 2014.

Janica R. Germello, 26, was sentenced Tuesday in Lycoming County to two to four years on charges in that case and four others.

Sgt. Adam Hartswick's dedicated service to the nation will be honored with the renaming of a section of local highway, state Rep. Scott Conklin, D-Rush Township, said Monday in a news release.

The State College Spikes are set for James Franklin bobblehead night next month and judging by the photo of the coach in plastic form, plenty of people will be lining up to be one of the first thousand fans to enter the stadium.

A State College man will spend up to 14 years behind bars following an incident that resulted in another man's death.

Japan's weather agency warned of storms and high waves as Typhoon Neoguri skirted the country's islands of Okinawa, grounding flights and prompting some to flee their homes for emergency shelters.

Gary Brandeis, an owner and developer for the Fraser Centre, presented an update on the project Monday to the State College Borough Council.

Ballenger tallied 11 strikeouts and pitched the whole game giving up just five hits for State College, who improved to 13-8 overall and 9-6 in the Central Penn League.

Carolyn Dumaresq, appointed in 2013 by Gov. Tom Corbett as secretary of education, said April 8 she backs choice when it comes to charter schools.

Police said Dillon White, 17, of Bellefonte, and Joyce Bierly, 67, of Warriors Mark sustained minor injuries.

Hedge fund managers' retreat from bullish natural gas bets is becoming an exodus as mild weather and rising production erode a record supply shortfall.

State Rep. Scott Conklin, D-Centre, said legislation that renames a portion of state Route 45 in Centre County as the Sgt.

The Penn State Alumni Association worked with Residence Life to offer on-campus lodging during the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, hosted on campus and downtown State College from July 9-13.