Potential changes to police coverage were discussed by the Susquehanna Township board of supervisors during its Tuesday, April 2 meeting. Read moreSusquehanna Township supervisors consider switch to state police
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The long-awaited feasibility study results and recommendations for Jackson and Cambria elementary schools were presented at Central Cambria School District’s Board of Directors meeting on April 8. Read moreCentral Cambria School District presents feasibility study results
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) closed State Route 53 between Portage and Lilly, Cambria County, as of April 3 until further notice after water eroded the soil under the road, causing portions of the shoulder to fall away. ​ Read moreState Route 53 closed long​ term
A recent issue with an outdoor furnace has caused the Lilly Borough Council to consider implementing an ordinance to regulate their usage during the council’s meeting April 3. Read moreLilly considers outdoor furnace ordinance
For students looking to enter the world of business after high school or college, St. Francis University offered them a chance to explore their options at the school’s annual Business Day, held April 5. The event helps to teach students multiple businesses-related skills and challenge them to find creative solutions to marketing and financial problems. Read moreSt. Francis University holds annual Business Day event for students
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Basketball players from around the area had one final chance to don their team’s uniform Saturday, April 7. Read moreBasketball players shine at Cambria County Senior Showcase
Battling through nearly five periods of grueling championship hockey, the Central Cambria junior varsity hockey team continued to remain resilient against Somerset Thursday, March 28. Read moreCentral Cambria junior varsity hockey wins LMHL crown
Just three months after being inducted into the Western Chapter of Pa. Sports Hall of Fame, Central Cambria’s Randy Wilson has yet again been recognized for his lifetime achievements as the school’s cross country coach, track coach and athletic director. Read moreWilson earns Hall of Fame bid
Rangers defeat Penn Cambria in high-scoring 32-16 victory Read moreBaseball recaps for April 4, 2024
Link, Lady Red Devils earn blowout against Bishop Carroll Read moreSoftball recaps for April 4, 2024
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Cecil Bruce Stoltz, 92, of Fairview, Pa., passed away on Thursday, April 4, 2024. He was born in Spangler, Pa., on April 3, 1932, a son of the late Cecil and Helen (Molnar) Stoltz.
Richard E. Long, 89, of New Germany, passed away April 7, 2024, at home. Born Jan. 21, 1935, in New Germany, son of Albert J. and Clara H. (Weinzierl) Long. Preceded in death by parents; infant daughter, Mary Catherine; sisters, Grace Heinlein, Leona Schissler, Rosemary Gill, Louis Whiteford…
George Jarvie, 74, passed away April 5, 2024. Born Nov. 12, 1949, in Summerhill, son of Joseph R. Jarvie and Anna Romaine (Hampson) Jarvie-Keeney. Preceded in death by parents; sister, Joanne Davis; brothers, Thomas and James “Bob;” and sisters-in-law, Julie (Thomas’s wife), Violet (Bob’s wi…
Alan B. Cann, of West Nyack, N.Y., passed away at Good Samaritan Hospital on March 27, 2024, after a brief illness. He was 88 years old. Born on Sept. 6, 1935, in South Fork, Pa., he was the son of Charles and Mildred (nee Shinsky) Cann.
Dianne L. Drobnak, 73, New Germany, died April 7, 2024. Born April 25, 1950, in Ehrenfeld, daughter of Bernard and Emma (Flenner) Sikorski. Preceded in death by parents; husband, Peter Drobnak, who died Nov. 9, 2019; brothers, James Sikorski and Russell Edwards; sister-in-law, Joyce Edwards;…