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CURWENSVILLE — Curwensville Borough Council granted permission to move ahead with awarding a bid for trial section of the borough’s streetscape project.

CURWENSVILLE — Recently, a Curwensville business owner approached Curwensville Borough Council requesting a halt to Curwensville’s Streetscape project until local business owners were provided with a public forum to have

CURWENSVILLE — A State Street business owner asked Curwensville Borough Council to pause bidding for the Streetscape project until he gets a number of questions answered.

MIFFLINBURG — The 18th Annual Oktoberfest returns to Mifflinburg this weekend with games, music and plenty of beer.

SELINSGROVE — New and established downtown Selinsgrove businesses have received a boost from $20,000 in facade grants awarded by Selinsgrove Projects Inc. (SPI).

CURWENSVILLE — Curwensville Regional Development Corp discussed future plans for its pilot streetscape project at its annual picnic meeting.

Work on a second fracking site in Murrysville could begin next summer if officials OK the project. Olympus Energy already owns and operates the Titan well pad off Bollinger Road. The company is proposing an eight-well pad off Logans Ferry Road near the northern tip of Murrysville. Olympus is seeking

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about College Township Council OKs Plans for Millbrook Marsh Education Building Expansion, Welcome Pavilion and more from the State College, PA region

CURWENSVILLE — Curwensville Borough Council is hoping a request for a revision to to its application for streetscape funding means good news. At Monday’s meeting, Secretary Terri Bracken reported the borough was contacted by the state Department of Community and Economic Development concerning a change to the amount of funding requested from its multimodal transportation fund. Bracken said the borough was contacted by the Curwensville Regional Development Corp’s engineer Stahl-Sh...