The first Earth Day was celebrated April 22, 1970. Since then, people and communities across the United States have been pitching in to help in cleaning up the planet and advocating for environmental concerns. Read moreLocal communities celebrate Earth Day with cleanup events
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Several proposed developments are currently in the works in Cambria Township, and some of them were discussed at the township supervisors’ meeting April 17. Read moreNew developments underway in Cambria Township
State Sen. Judy Ward described her uncle and godfather, U.S. Army Technical Sergeant Joseph F. Johnston, as a “silent hero.” Read moreJohnston’s legacy honored through bridge dedication
One of the most important local public institutions is the library. Libraries provide more than just books for the residents to read; they also serve as an informational resource for everyone to use. Read moreCarrolltown Public Library earns silver award
After years of hard work, outstanding efforts and passion, music teachers at Central Cambria School District have been recognized and honored for their commitment to providing a quality education and opportunities for their students. Read moreCentral Cambria School District receives music education award
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Lawmakers in Pennsylvania have introduced legislation in an attempt to form separate playoff brackets for public and private/charter schools. Read moreLegislation aims to split public, private schools in postseason
Multiple hits from four different players guided the Cambria Heights softball team against Homer-Center Thursday, April 18. Read moreSoftball recaps for the week of April 25, 2024
Northern Cambria senior Mikey Konitsky had a big day during the 75th annual West Central Coaches Track and Field Invitational Friday, April 19. Read moreLocals medal at 75th annual West Central Coaches Invitational
It should be no secret that a center is on the wishlist for Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan entering Thursday’s NFL Draft. Read moreONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Center, corner among Steelers’ needs entering NFL Draft
Central Cambria’s Dom Kuntz continues to dominate on the track this spring. Read moreRed Devils track claims wins over Penn Cambria, McCort
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Justine Sammarco, 93, Patton, passed away April 13, 2024, at home surrounded by her loving family. She was born March 29, 1931, in Krasno, Czechoslovakia, the daughter of Joseph and Dorothy (Cimbora) Kormanec. She was preceded in death by her parents and brothers, John and Andrew Kormanec.
Theresa Suwinski, 71, Northern Cambria, passed away April 21, 2024, at home surrounded by her family. Born Aug. 4, 1952, in Spangler, the daughter of Charles and Mable (Lamer) Hertzog. Preceded in death by parents; loving husband, Bernard “Bernie” Suwinski, who died April 10, 2020; and these…
Levann G. Sherry, 92, Ebensburg, passed away April 20, 2024, surrounded by family. Born Oct. 19, 1931, in Belsano, the daughter of Clem and Mary (Natcher) Lanzendorfer. Preceded in death by parents; loving husband of 66 years, David Sherry, who died May 4, 2016; son, Thomas Sherry; brothers,…
William G. “Bill” Smith, 76, Nanty Glo, passed away April 17, 2024 at home. He was born March 25, 1948, in Nanty Glo, son of the late William F. and Helen (Simmers) Smith. Preceded in death brothers and sisters-in-law, Philip Peroni, Sonny (Elaine) Flick, Dee (George) Cavanaugh, Joe (Linda) …
Norma “Jean” Simmons, 87, died April 18, 2024, at Arbutus Park Manor. Born May 7, 1936, in Windber, daughter of William J. Sr. and Pearl G. (Costlow) Simmons. Preceded in death by parents; sister-in-law, Alberta (Harding) Simmons; and great-niece, Elizabeth “Liz” Marie Simmons.