Boalsburg News

Submitted by MaryMcMurtrie on Mon, 2008-08-18 06:59. Start: 2008-09-27 10:30 End: 2008-09-27 18:00 Timezone: The 2nd Brigade Combat Team of the 28th Divish Mech lost 82 Marines, Soldiers, and Salors during ...

Centre County Local Foods Week was in high gear this week with cooking demonstrations by area chefs at farmers markets.

Fifteen Centre County farms will be open for public tours as one of many events celebrating food and farms in the region during Local Foods Week.

Six Centre County fire companies helped battle a scrap-yard blaze Friday in Decatur Township near Lewistown.

Centre County's "Local Foods Week" will start Monday and continue until Aug. 9, when the third annual Centre County farm tour will take place.

Submitted by voicesweb on Thu, 2008-07-17 01:31. by Lauren Mele The increased demand for original live music has caused an uptick in original shows scheduled at local venues across the county.

Amish workers from Aaronsburg were swinging hammers and wielding saws Wednesday as they began raising a barn behind the Boalsburg Heritage Museum.

Damien Grunthaner, from Landscape II of Boalsburg, works at cleaning up the Allen Street Promenade in State College after Arts Fest Monday, July 14, 2008.

Tom and Jeane Ryersbach check out the sculptures of David Bryce, of North Egremont, MA., at the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts on Saturday, July12, 2008.

IS IT an eyesore, or even "junk," or is it just a business that isn't causing any real problems? Whatever it is, it's been in Ferguson Township since 1951.

Fed up with property taxes, a Potter Township farmer in 2005 erected a billboard-sized sign for everyone traveling from Boalsburg to Centre Hall on state Route 45 to see.

Submitted by voicesweb on Tue, 2008-07-08 04:26. photo by Julia Sinn A statue of Emma Hunter, Sophie Keller and Elizabeth Myers overlooks the Boalsburg Cemetery, where the women first laid flowers on the graves ...

The Hartman Center will be abuzz with flower lovers on Sept. 19 and 20, when the Juniata Valley Master Gardeners' Flower Camp takes over the facility.

With students gone for summer break and $4 per gallon gas a grim reality, the Bald Eagle Area School District is offering its employees a four-day workweek for the first time.

Ken Stuck was driving from State College to Lewistown recently when he counted 52 trucks driving opposite him on the two-lane section of U.S. Route 322 between Boalsburg and Potters Mills.

Riley on Main will join the Boalsburg business community at 101 E. Main St., the former home of Diamonds & Lace, in the upcoming months.

Two years to the month after a fatal loss of truck brakes on Pine Grove Mountain, an entire neighborhood turned out Monday to weigh in on the state's plan to help avoid another tragedy.

A 28- year-old State College woman died and another driver escaped a burning truck after a crash Monday morning about one mile west of Potters Mills.

A serious crash this morning involving a tri-axle truck that caught fire and a passenger vehicle about 1 mile west of Potters Mills has led to the closure of U.S. Route 322.

The apparent low bids for four construction contracts to rebuild the Park Forest Community Swimming Pool came in Thursday with a little wiggle room.