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Johnstown residents aren't happy about the new sign in downtown Johnstown.

The new location gives Lambs customers seating for 25 guests, wide-open views of Central Park and space to host cake decorating classes and catered gatherings, he said.

The "Harmony in Contrast: Bridging Nature and Industry in Landscape Art" exhibition is on display through May 12 at Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Loretto, St. Francis University campus,

The Civil Rights Act of 1964, which marks its 60th anniversary this year, was rooted in three amendments to the Constitution of the United States that became law of the

Four-time Grammy Award nominee Curtis Stewart and the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra’s music director, James Blachly, shared some of their knowledge on Friday with more than 100 members of the Pennsylvania

The sexually transmitted infection can cause serious health problems if it's not treated.

HARRISBURG — Rebecca LaFleur gave former President Donald Trump’s campaign $50 last year — not an insignificant amount for the retired addiction counselor from Schwenksville. And LaFleur, who has back...

RENOVO — When nine-year-old Slade Thompson wanted to play basketball — an activity most of the kids his age takes for granted — his parents, Layla and

Teagasc's Gary Lanigan has highlighted a number of mitigation measures that can be taken by farmers to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG)...

The Civil Rights Act of 1964, which marks its 60th anniversary this year, was rooted in three amendments to the Constitution of the United States that became law of the