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Woodland Elementary School in Radcliff was closed after an inspection of HVAC work last Thursday.

Does Paddock get a look? He just might after Altmyer struggles mightily in lopsided loss to Penn State on Saturday

By John Wright SGA is ready to rebuild the financial award ‘Eagles For Eagles’. Blake Robinson, SGA President has high hopes that this year will be one of the best for SGA.    What’s new: Eagles for Eagles is a financial award for any student struggling to pay their: rent/utility bills, tuition balances, groceries, books,...

EAST ROCKHILL — It’s all zeroes for Pennridge’s defense the last two weeks. Rams defenders picked off three passes, registered three sacks, recorded a safety and laid out more than their share of big hits in between. Every one of those plays mattered, especially with an Abington defense on the other side matching them almost takeaway for takeaway and hit for hit. With both defenses fired up, Pennridge’s offense came up with enough points as the Rams collected their second straight shutou...

Two books arrived at my doorstep in tandem at the top of September. The first I opened is from the Indiana Historical Society Press, “Homecomings: A Writer’s Memoir” by Norbert

Carson Lundell and David Timmons, two stars on last year’s BYU golf team, fired a pair of 5-under par 67s to lead a team comprised of former Cougars to win the annual University Cup at Sand Hollow Resort on Tuesday. The team won a check for $40,000 for the BYU golf program. The BYU team, comprised of Lundell, Timmons, Nick Killpack (68), Elijay Turner (68), Nick Becker (71), Ron Davis (73), and Clay Ogden (71) finished 19-under par to take a 7-shot advantage over University of Utah alum...

Incident Reports

Singer/songwriter Callum Beattie was hailed as "the absolute star of the show" at the third Tunes By the Dunes in glorious weather at the weekend.

The PK Mayo Acoustic Trio with Paul Mayasich of the Minnesota Blues Hall of Fame and the Rock & Country Hall of Fame will perform on Thursday, Sept. 14, at the NYM Regional Cultural Center.

A local business owner and longtime Mount Pleasant resident is pursuing an open seat on the Mount Pleasant Waterworks Commission this fall.