Ebensburg News

Survivors of mental health shared their stories for Mental Health Month. They want to show people that you can survive a mental illness.

Memorial Day is a little more than a week away, but the Van Zandt VA Medical Center in Altoona honored their veterans Saturday.

A motorcycle rider was thrown from his bike after being hit by a car Friday morning.

There were a number of events across the region on Thursday to mark the 60th anniversary of the Korean War.

State Police arrested two people Tuesday morning in connection to marijuana grow operation and seized more than two dozen plants.

A woman expected to plead guilty for her involvement in one of the area's largest drug busts walked out of court Wednesday without entering a plea.

State Police at the Ebensburg barracks said Brian Ball failed to report back to the Johnstown Corrections Center Tuesday night.

A coal truck and two cars collided shutting down Route 219 in Cambria County. It happened shortly after 7:30 Tuesday morning in the southbound lanes of the highway right near the Southfork- Portage Exit.

State Police are looking for information after a tractor trailer was stolen from an Ebensburg business.

American involvement in the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts could be drawing to a close, but the National Guard may never be the same.

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The Hollidaysburg Community Partnership decided Friday afternoon to cancel its Allegheny Street Cruise-In & Sidewalk Sale, citing the potential for rain showers and thunderstorms Saturday.

One of Altoona's favorite eating and bar establishments marks another anniversary, an acoustic contest reaches its finals, and a former member of the Misfits returns to an area stage; all happening in the coming week on the area music scene.

A female teacher's aide was shot outside her elementary school Friday morning and the suspect has turned himself into police custody while students remained on lockdown.

Good Friday Morning, Fellow Seekers. Just when you were getting tired of the Accident That Ate I-81 , now comes news of another, well, incredibly amusing accident in western Pennsylvania.

Yesterday's Party that has been around for about 20 years in Ebensburg will be closing its doors May 10, 2013.

Schools in Central Cambria were affected down today after a suspect ran from police.

State Police out of the Ebensburg barracks are investigating an ATV crash. Cambria County 911 operators said it happened right before eleven Sunday night in the 800 block of McCoy Street.

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Central Cambria students will see an increased police presence today in response to a threat scribbled in a men's restroom last week.