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Almost 100 people who live or work at The Atrium will be directly affected by the announced pending closing of the nonprofit personal care center for limited-income seniors.

We pause for a moment to remember the people who died 46 years ago – the night of July 19-20, 1977 – when floodwaters inundated the Johnstown region.

A memorial service is scheduled to be held on Thursday to honor the memories of the 30 West Taylor Township residents who died during the flood that devastated the Johnstown

The Johnstown Housing Authority should soon know how much it would cost to repair the Prospect Homes complex to make its structurally deficient housing units suitable for occupancy.

A group of children brought a splash of color to Stackhouse Park on what was an otherwise gray and drizzly Monday morning.

The notion of backpacking the entirety of the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail, like so many of this decade’s ideas – great and questionable – began amid the pandemic.

Work continued last week to keep one of Johnstown’s biggest problems – blight – from getting worse.

One by one, the names of Cambria County’s Black military personnel who served during the Korean War and Vietnam War eras were read aloud during Johnstown’s Juneteenth event on Monday.

Officials are investigating the death of a Carrolltown man who was found on Monday morning in a pond approximately 100 yards from his residence, Cambria County Chief Deputy Coroner Joe

Melissa Komar, executive director of the Johnstown Redevelopment Authority and Johnstown Regional Sewage, has become only the third woman president of the Pennsylvania Municipal Authorities Association in its 80-year history.