Madeline Miller

Project leaders and Kane residents discuss the national and local significance of the new building.

Disappearing farmland is the theme of an exhibit the Farmland Preservation Artists of Central Pennsylvania has through Tuesday at the Foxdale retirement community in State College. The exhibit is open to the public.

Experts discuss why some students are opting to learn a trade instead of attending a four-year college program, and if increased interest is enough to make a dent in the high demand for those with a trade certification.

Local experts and parents share their concerns about paying for school lunches and keeping students well-fed during uncertain economic times.

At the meeting, State College residents argued for and against the new restrictions for short-term rental owners.

An event organizer shares what’s needed to help Ukrainian refugees acclimate to their lives in Centre County and the significance of the drive’s “Sunflower Solidarity” theme.

This year’s festival will feature ten musical acts, a bounce house, fireworks and a wide variety of homemade Italian food.

An Altoona School District representative shares the increased urgency to fill certain jobs.

At the celebration, Osaze Osagie's mother spoke about the significance of her son's birthday and the coalition shared its plans for the future.

An environmental author from Centre County comments on the implications of Earth Overshoot Day coming earlier.