Aaronsburg News

Spanier says he's not candidate to lead NCAA Penn State President Graham Spanier said he is not a candidate for the position of NCAA president.

There's an expression that stuck with DJ. Lilly and other Centre County librarians.

Jacob Yoder, of Woodward, works on the new Wasson barn roof Thursday. Yoder was among several workers rebuilding the barn that was destroyed by a collapsed silo during a severe windstorm in October.

Coming to court is understandably frightening for children - especially those who are alleged victims in sex crimes.

John I. Poorman, 75, of Aaronsburg, passed from this life on Nov. 20, 2009, at Mount Nittany Medical Center in State College.

An Aaronsburg woman was taken to Mount Nittany Medical Center, then flown by LifeFlight to Hershey Medical Center after her car struck a deer on state Route 45, near Kline Road in Gregg Township early this morning.

New bridge on Route 2012 eliminates detour A new bridge has opened, spanning Muddy Creek on state Route 2012 in Gregg Township, about two miles southeast of the road's intersection with state Route 45.

John "The Walnut Man" Hoke demonstrates Saturday how walnut fruit is smashed, dried and then picked apart for the nuts at the Aaronsburg Dutch Fall Festival, which continues today.

Retired U.S. Marine Deb Baier showed up at the Food Bank of the State College Area Thursday morning after driving a bus load of children to school.

When George and Tina Traxler and their five children visit the Centre County Grange Encampment and Fair in Centre Hall, Pa.

When George and Tina Traxler and their five children visit the Centre County Grange Encampment and Fair in Centre Hall, Pa.

Submitted by voicesweb on Sun, 2009-08-02 16:15. Hops vines reach for the sky at Mike Byers' Potters Mills farm, Demeter's Garden.