Rebecca Berdar

One of President-elect Trump's stated missions is to dismantle the federal Department of Education, a move supported by Huntingdon County's state legislators who say education should be solely in the hands of Pennsylvania lawmakers and local governments.

Mount Union's proposed 2025 budget is among topics up for discussion at a town hall meeting scheduled for 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23, at Bricktown Events, 28 W. Shirley St.

The Mount Union Area School Board this week hired an independent educational consultant to work with the district’s superintendent and administrative team.

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Having supported Huntingdon House's mission to aid survivors of domestic violence for ten years, first as a volunteer, then as a counselor and assistant director, Rachael Walters is now stepping into the role of executive director.

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Seventeen years after their murder at the hands of an unidentified assailant, Sherry Jo Leonard and Jason Specht are remembered by both loved ones and law enforcement officials who continue to seek justice.

During their monthly meeting Nov. 21, Shirley Township supervisors adopted the 2025 budget, hired an accounting firm to conduct the 2024 audit and officially updated the speed limit ordinance to include one more road.

Officials in the emergency management sector are urging local municipalities to contribute information to Huntingdon County's updated Hazard Mitigation Plan, or risk losing access to state and federal funds for disaster relief and prevention.

Hitting a lively, hard-rockin’ note, two of central Pennsylvania’s most popular musicians, with a little help from their friends, will close out year two of the popular Art Cat Jazz