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Irene Pretty Scharpou It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Irene Pretty Scharpou, aged 88, who peacefully left this world on May 27, 2024, surrounded by

From the horrific reports out of a Union County assisted living facility to the tragic death of a Jersey Shore football player, 2023 was marked by a series of tragedies

The University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health will recognize nine alumni for their outstanding service to the field of public health at an awards ceremony tonight.“On our school’s 75th anniversary, it’s truly inspiring to reflect on the genera

Elizabeth Suzanne Adamy, (née Bowman), passed peacefully on November 20, 2023, in the company of her children. Liz was born December 23, 1936, to Hilton and Esther ...

MoneyGeek analyzed data for 381 metropolitan areas from the MIT Living Wage calculator to find the most affordable metro areas for raising children. 

Last year at this time, as area residents were preparing to greet 2023, the Mirror challenged its readers in an editorial to do their part toward making the new year generally better and more productive than 2022 — still recovering from the coronavirus pandemic. “As an individual, you have the power to make a difference, […]

The decision by Blair County voters to not retain President Judge Elizabeth Doyle for another 10-year term and the death of former Congressman Bud Shuster were voted the top local stories of 2023 by the Mirror newsroom. The news staff voted in December on the top stories from a ballot that included the most prominent […]

A total of about 65,000 people attended concerts at either 1st Summit Arena @ Cambria County War Memorial, The State Theater of Johnstown or Peoples Natural Gas Park in 2023.

The Essential Air Service, a way to provide air service in smaller communities, costs the U.S. $200 million every year for the barely-used, highly-subsidized program, according to Citizens Against Government Waste’s annual report “Prime Cuts,” a list of recommendations to reduce the record national debt.

Colorado is getting its first Buc-ee's, and the mega-truckstop is looking for the right employees. Do you have what it takes to work for the beaver?