Evan Halfen is a local journalist based in State College, Pennsylvania. He writes for Onward State, covering topics such as Penn State events, local bar scenes, and community activities. His work has also been featured in StateCollege.com.
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Evan's coverage revolves around local events, entertainment news, and sports in the State College area of Pennsylvania. Given his focus on event coverage, announcements, and reviews related to local sports and live events, he is likely receptive to pitches that involve promotions or announcements for upcoming local events.
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The annual showcase will take place at 7 p.m. in Schwab Auditorium.
From ice skating at Pegula Ice Arena to catching a Penn State basketball game, there's loads to do in Happy Valley when it's cold out.
By: Jack Anderson-Jussen, Evan Halfen
Ahead of his appearance at the Bryce Jordan Center as a co-host of “Dancing with the Stars: Live!,” Penn State alum and Olympian Stephen Nedoroscik spoke to a crowd of students on Thursday afternoon, in the HUB’s Heritage Hall, as part of Penn State’s Student Programming Association’s annual SPA Day.
Former Penn State gymnast and 2024 Olympic medalist Stephen Nedoroscik, best known as “Pommel Horse Guy,” will compete in the upcoming season of the hit ABC show “Dancing with the […]
By: Evan Halfen
Ahead of his appearance at the Bryce Jordan Center as a co-host of “Dancing with the Stars: Live!,” Penn State alum and Olympic medalist Stephen
By: Jack Anderson-Jussen, Evan Halfen
Country singer-songwriter Parker McCollum performed at the Bryce Jordan Center as part of his “What Kinda Man” tour on Saturday night. However, after playing a few songs, McCollum cancelled the rest of the concert, due to being sick.
By: Alex Bauer, Evan Halfen
After beating the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship, the Philadelphia Eagles clinched a spot in this year’s Super Bowl and will once again face off against the Kansas City Chiefs, who defeated the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night in the AFC Championship.
By: Mikey DeAngelis Onward, Evan Halfen
Why get your lover chocolates and flowers when you can give them a whole barbershop quartet right at their doorstep instead?
By: Mikey DeAngelis Onward, Evan Halfen
The hit YouTube series “Hot Ones” is partnering with Champs Downtown to give fans a taste of the show’s renowned fiery sauces, starting Wednesday, February 5.
By: Jack Anderson-Jussen Onward, Evan Halfen
After country star Parker McCollum’s performance at the Bryce Jordan Center last weekend was cut short, McCollum has officially announced that he will be back in Happy Valley for another concert at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 2. Fans who purchased tickets for the original date will have their tickets honored on the new date.
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