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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By JOE THOMPSON Staff Writer The holiday season can be stressful for deployed soldiers and their spouses.
A proposed 2025 budget was unveiled by the Huntingdon County Commissioners at their weekly meeting Tuesday.
Although about 40 people showed up for Thursday afternoon’s auction of the Sunset Golf Club in Oneida Township, only one bid was received. Auctioneer Ron S. Gilligan started by asking
Smithfield Township Supervisors will take final action on the proposed 2025 budget at their December workshop meeting.
Huntingdon County Commissioners are considering getting state help to develop a financial management program.
This past fall Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a bill allowing increased pay for second class township supervisors in Pennsylvania.
An amusement tax implemented by Juniata Township two years ago is paying larger than expected dividends to the municipality's revenues.
The Huntingdon Area School Board is already starting to plan for the 2025-26 school year.
Stuckey Automotive has begun construction of a new location in Huntingdon County.
The Robert “Bob” Geissinger family of Huntingdon was honored with the annual Wanda Meyash Outstanding Citizen Award at the Dec. 17 meeting of Huntingdon Borough Council.
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