Lock Haven News

More than 700 students received degrees from Lock Haven University during 2012 spring commencement ceremonies May 9, 11 and 12.

Robert and Dolores Nellis moved among the dead, paying their respects through hard work and keeping the memories of their loved ones alive with acts of beautification.

Bicyclist Struck by Vehicle in Clinton County - PSP Lamar cited a 10-year-old boy for not wearing a helmet after he was struck by a vehicle in Porter Township.

Former track and field and cross country coach Jack Regan will be honored with the Legacy Award for Distinguished Service to General McLane Athletics during the fifth annual Lancer Legacy Weekend this week.

State police said Joshua Fourney, 19, of Mill Hall lost control on Fairpoint Road near Lock Haven.

A Clinton County man is dead after losing control of an International model water truck used for natural gas drilling.

A new study suggests that smoking marijuana may give relief to some multiple sclerosis patients.

Transportation officials in Centre County say needed road projects won't be developed because of a lack of funding.

When John Zeigler got the word that his friend J.E. Smith had been elected into the West Shore Chapter of the Pennsylvania State Hall of Fame, he wasn't surprised.

Governor Tom Corbett Thursday ordered all U.S. and Pennsylvania flags in the Capitol Complex and at commonwealth facilities in Clinton County to fly at half-staff on Friday, May 11 to honor U.S. Army Capt.

Brian Keefer, 24, of Newberry Twp., works the final day of his internship at Susque-View Home and Health Center in Lock Haven.

The Mifflin County School District has asked the judge in Jerry Sandusky's criminal case to throw out a subpoena for information about one of his alleged victims.