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Johnstown City Council voted on Wednesday to give City Manager Ethan Imhoff approval to finalize a deal for the Cambria County War Memorial Authority to manage the city-owned Frank J.

A lease agreement for the Johnstown Mill Rats to play their home baseball games at Sargents Stadium at the Point this year was approved by Johnstown City Council on Wednesday.

The City of Johnstown-owned Frank J. Pasquerilla Conference Center will now be managed by the Cambria County War Memorial Authority.

With a void remaining in downtown Johnstown where the Ideal Market grocery store and the Rite Aid pharmacy used to be, it’s good news that a convenience store could open

Two of Johnstown’s amateur sports teams had changes in ownership in the past year, and each franchise made significant advances, hoping to make the city a long-term home.

The Johnstown Fire Department will soon once again have its own training facility to use within the city.

Johnstown Assistant Fire Chief Jim McCann said they will use the additional space to enhance training scenarios.

A tentative agreement has been reached to have the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation administer Johnstown’s $24.4 million Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity federal grant.

A tentative agreement has been reached to have the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation administer Johnstown’s $24.4 million Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity federal grant.

Laurel: Joseph and Benjamin Messina, Gayath Karunaratne, and Conner and Aiden Selders, all of Boy Scout Troop 622, recently completed improvements to Stackhouse Park as part of their Eagle Scout