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WILLIAMSPORT — Pennsylvania College of Technology’s baking and pastry arts faculty, joined by nine students, presented several educational sessions at the two-day Artisan Bakery Expo East, held at the Atlantic

Jeff Reid developed a sense of adventure at a young age growing up in Martinsburg and listening to his grandfather tell stories about his time in the Korean War. Reid played various team sports for the Spring Cove School District during his youth and enjoyed hunting and fishing. That thirst for unusual, exciting and dangerous […]

A former Blair County prison guard has been charged with statutory sexual assault of a child after an investigation into his relationship with a 14-year-old female. According to a news release from the Blair County District Attorney’s office, John David Mollica, 24, of Roaring Spring was arraigned Friday before Magisterial District Judge Andrew L. Blattenberger […]

Victor L. Curfman of Altoona, formerly of Roaring Spring, submitted this photo of the Woodbury High School from the 1922-23 school year. His great-aunt, Elizabeth (Ebersole) Mountain is in the back row, center. She graduated in 1924 and then attended Roaring Spring High School for a year and graduated from there in 1925. After that, […]

Woodland Owners of the Southern Alleghenies (WOSA) will host a conference for landowners, foresters, loggers, and anyone who enjoys being in the woods. The conference will take place March 9

A Roaring Spring man is in jail after allegedly posting two stolen motorcycles for sale on Facebook Marketplace.

Curt Reed installs a new traffic light at the five-way intersection at East Main, Spang and Church streets in Roaring Spring on Tuesday. Workers with M&B Services are installing all new lights at the intersection this week. The system will use a 360-degree camera to control traffic flow. Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb

Polly Ann Detwiler, 81, of Bakers Summit, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday afternoon at home. She was born in Hollidaysburg, daughter of the late John and Pauline (Steele) Neff. She married Warren C. Detwiler Sr. on June 12, 1960, and he died Jan. 21, 2019. Surviving are four children: Warren Detwiler […]

PITTSBURGH – A Western Pennsylvania attorney who alleged that proprietary information from his law firm is in the possession of other counsel and that those defendants have refused to return his information to him has overcome an attempt at sanctions levied against him by the defendants.

A Roaring Spring man is facing fraud charges after not completing construction work that he was contracted and paid to perform. Braedon Anthony Sandoval, 21, was arraigned Jan. 24 in front of Magisterial District Judge Paula M. Aigner on one felony count each of receives advance payment for services and fails to perform, forgery – […]