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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Huntingdon, United States (Local)
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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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Security improvements were on the minds of Huntingdon Borough Council at the Oct. 15 meeting.
Over two million dollars in funding from the state’s Local Share Account (LSA) program has been awarded to Huntingdon County community projects.
A longtime Huntingdon County manufacturing facility with a storied history in the community has been sold.
Dave Smead says he just did what he’d hope someone else would do for one of his family members.
The last time state transportation officials gave a presentation to members of the Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce was in 2016.
A group of area volunteer firefighters from eight companies completed a big last step earlier this month that resulted in Pennsylvania Firefighter 1 certification, and it’s certainly no quick and
Huntingdon County elections staff continues to work overtime — literally — as preparations continue for next Tuesday’s General Election.
Local Korean War era veteran Clair Grove of Hesston will be honored as parade marshal of this year’s Huntingdon County Veterans Day Parade.
The American Association of University Women Huntingdon and the Juniata ALL IN Campus Democracy Coalition hosted a candidate forum on the college campus this week in advance of next week's general election.
It all started 30 years ago when two friends got together to watch a Pittsburgh Steelers game and ate a couple of bags of peanuts while they cheered on Pittsburgh
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