After two years without nonstop flights to Washington, D.C., the route is finally making a comeback to State College Regional Airport. Daily round-trip flights to Washington Dulles International Airport will resume Thursday through United Airlines. According to terminal manager Jason McMurtrie, one flight will be available Thursday — and, on Friday, two daily flights will […]
A more premium option will soon be officially available for Delta Air Lines passengers between New York (JFK) and Los Angeles (LAX). Premium Select, Delta’s international-style premium economy service, will be introduced on Sept. 10 on four of the 11 daily departures between the two airports. “Delta Premium Select will bring a new level of […]
May 22—Kelly Vincelette, Community Outreach and Education (COE) Manager at The Hormel Institute, University of Minnesota, is the recipient of a $25,000 FutureForward Impact grant from Southeast Service Cooperative. The grant will allow for expansion of the department’s Young Scientist Program for middle school students as well as add a teacher externship program and a […]
A baseball player may tap his helmet three times before stepping up to the plate, and an Argentina supporter may burn incense in front of a portrait of Diego Maradona as the Albiceleste kick off. Now, a team of archaeologists have found evidence that the ancient Maya blessed their ball courts with ritual offerings, an […]
Young people can learn about financial topics like earning, saving, spending, sharing and budgeting in a way that is both meaningful and fun through a new Marvin Memorial Library offering. Starting this coming fall, visit the library for in-person kids’ programs or take home a tablet loaded with fun games, offered through the Thinking Money […]
Culinary delights prepared by more than two dozen of Central Mississippi’s top restaurants will highlight a tasting event and competition set for Monday, April 8, at the District at Eastover. Called “Taste of Mississippi,” the outdoor event is a fundraiser for Community Stewpot Services, a nonprofit faith-based organization whose mission is to provide food, shelter, […]
Mar. 10—JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — Six-year-old Madison Stephenson was turning one of the Stonycreek River’s most prominent pollutants into colorful chalk Saturday at Bottle Works. Nearby, Prince Gallitzin State Park Manager Jess Lavelua was showing local families how to identify Pennsylvania’s native pine trees. And Vincent Orlovsky, 4, was dipping Spruce needles into green paint to […]
Mar. 9—JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — Six-year-old Madison Stephenson was turning one of the Stonycreek River’s most prominent pollutants into colorful chalk Saturday at Bottle Works. Nearby, Prince Gallitzin State Park Manager Jess Lavelua was showing local families how to identify Pennsylvania’s native pine trees. And Vincent Orlovsky, 4, was dipping Spruce needles into green paint to […]
MONROE — In 2019, Gabby’s Grief Center held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new building on North Monroe Street. Although it’s been in use since then, portions of the building were unfinished. Recently, all the work was completed. Today, Gabby’s Grief Center is using the full space — even the large basement — to support […]
RAYNHAM – The display cases at the Cake Diva on Broadway in Raynham are filled with assorted cookies, cupcakes, muffins, tarts, pastries, cakes and more. Pastry chef and co-owner Alain El Khoury said since December, when he took over the shop, business has been booming. “Everybody’s been coming here, taking pictures, selling us out. It’s […]
Archaeologists in Greece have discovered a 2,700-year-old temple that houses a horseshoe-shaped altar overflowing with offerings. Constructed of bricks, the temple is 100 feet (30 meters) long and is located next to the Temple of Amarysia Artemis, a sanctuary dedicated to the Greek goddess Artemis, which researchers found in 2017 on the island of Evia, […]