Joe Thompson is an EMS Instructor and journalist for The Huntingdon, focusing on local news and events in Huntingdon. With a background in emergency medical services, Joe's articles often highlight community achievements, public safety initiatives, and local government updates. His work has also been featured in Canadian Industrial Machinery, showcasing his expertise in the field.
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Joe Thompson's coverage focuses on local news, including government announcements, community events, business updates, and volunteer recognition. He seems to prioritize event coverage and press releases related to tragedy, culture & society, business & industry as well as education and entertainment news.
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“Our veterans who have served in uniform have given of themselves to make sure that you and I are free and safe,” reminded guest speaker Sam Hayes Jr. at the Standing Stone VFW Post 1754's annual Veterans Day banquet Monday evening in Huntingdon.
Huntingdon County Commissioners have taken the rare step of enacting a burning ban resolution.
A decision six years in the making came Wednesday evening when Smithfield Township Supervisors approved final land development plans for the first Rutter’s store in Huntingdon County.
The Huntingdon County Commissioners are supporting proposed access improvements on U.S. Route 522 (Croghan Pike) in Shirley Township at the Riverview Business Park intersection.
Huntingdon County property owners who are enrolled in the farmstead exclusion of the Taxpayer Relief Act will be getting letters reminding them to file important paperwork if they wish to remain in the program.
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Huntingdon Borough resident Jay Whitesel was appointed Monday evening to fill a vacant seat on the Huntingdon Area School Board.
The mandatory statewide recount for the 2024 general election began Wednesday morning in Huntingdon County.
Huntingdon Borough Council has crafted a $11 million 2025 budget that includes a small real estate tax increase to balance.
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