Learning Lamp News Today

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Randy Cox, who recently retired early from his job as Somerset Borough’s police chief as he fights cancer, was honored Monday as a professional, community-minded leader with integrity.

We’ll let the women who will be honored Thursday at the YWCA Greater Johnstown’s 37th annual Tribute to Women awards speak more eloquently than we could about the value of

The Learning Lamps child care center in Somerset has grown to feature six state-of-the-art classrooms and expanded age-appropriate playgrounds, which were celebrated Thursday at a ribbon-cutting that got kids involved.

Early childhood education and child care across the region remains in flux, data indicate. Roughly 17 providers in Cambria County and two in Somerset County closed from 2019 through 2023,

On April 26, The Learning Lamp permanently closed the doors to its Northern Cambria child care center.

I have never been more proud to be a native of Johnstown than when I was a local author at The Learning Lamp’s Children’s Book Festival April 13 and 14

Laurel: Some 2.5 million tons of waste coal from a “boney pile” near Mineral Point will be removed over the next decade as part of a project that will start

The Greater Johnstown Career and Technology Center in Richland Township was evacuated Thursday morning due to high carbon monoxide levels.

A grand reading adventure awaits youngsters at the 15th annual Children’s Book Festival. The two-day festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 13 and 14 at