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Logan Groeneveld-Meijer/WPSUThe Dead Canary and ARTery are two businesses set to open soon in Philipsburg with the help of the Philipsburg Revitalization Corporation. -
Jeff Kern of the State College Borough Water Authority talks about how water systems in Pennsylvania could continue or discontinue the practice of fluoridation
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On the last Saturday of June, Evergreen Park in Kane was buzzing with activities from the annual “Art in the Wilds” art show. Residents and visitors… -
Developer Progress Development Group has withdrawn its request to develop on part of State College’s Nittany Village Park after months of protest from the… -
State officials traveled to State College Wednesday to highlight relief funding that aims to help businesses get back on their feet as the pandemic… -
If you're listening to this podcast, you probably don't fit Ethan Porter's definition of a consumer citizen, but you probably know someone who does —… -
Governor Tom Wolf has lifted the coronavirus ban on traveling between states. Officials at the University Park Airport in State College hope this change… -
In a presidential election year, voting may be the most visible way to try to create change.But it's not the only way. In a three-part series from America… -
This summer, WPSU partnered with students in Penn State’s Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications to look at how towns in central Pennsylvania are… -
COVID-19 is putting many small town businesses in Pennsylvania in a financial squeeze due to coronavirus closures and people quarantining. This summer,… -
Since March 15, Pennsylvania has paid out more than $24 billion in unemployment benefits, according to the state's Department of Labor and Industry. But… -
Courtney Witmer and her husband are first time parents. They welcomed their firstborn, Arya, at the end of last year. Witmer, a social media marketing…
