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This article provides coverage on the season opener of Susquehannock University's womens tennis in Franklin County. The team suffered a loss to Chestnut Hill with a score of 7-0. Despite the team's overall loss, there were some notable individual successes. Both a player from Susquehannock and
Obituaries
Kathryn J. Dutil, 88, of Hollidaysburg, passed away on September 7, 2023. ... 422 North Juniata Street, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648. Go to article
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This article reports on the indefinite suspension of the scheduled Hollidaysburg and State College game. The teams were primed to face off at Tiger Stadium, however, circumstances prevented the event from taking place. The specifics surrounding the reasons for the cancellation remain unclear. The piece promises to offer more details
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This article imparts news on the kick-off of the local volleyball season in State College, PA, particularly focusing on Class 2A teams. The Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches' rankings are highlighted, emphasizing the dominant performance of certain teams from the beginning. Additionally, the article discusses specific challenges faced in recent matches
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In a surprising turn, the SU Women's tennis team had a disappointing start to their season, falling 7-0 to Chestnut Hill. There was, however, a commendable performance from first-year players making their collegiate debut. Ali Zapach, from New Freedom, Pa./Susquehannock, and Rachel Gallagher from Hollidaysburg, Pa./Hollidaysburg
News Roundup
The article discusses how Crisis Pregnancy Centers continue to receive support, despite funding cuts from Shapiro's administration. The centers have reportedly served 350,000 women without any complaints. Conservatives, such as PA Sen. Judy Ward of Hollidaysburg, expresses disappointment over the funding reduction, challenging the administration's
News Roundup
Marking the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the local group, Making Strides Against Cancer, hosted a kickoff party for their 2023 events in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. As part of their annual initiative, the group undertakes a variety of events throughout the year. These events play a critical role in spreading
News Roundup
This article highlights a group of upcoming prominent students across different college years. These include students like Maggie Carlson ’27 from Shelton, Ct.; Alyssa Clark ’27 from Altoona, Pa.; Charlotte Crane ’26 from Henrico, Va.; Regan Farringer ’27 from Hollidaysburg, Pa.; Erin Fenn ’27 from Philadelphia, Pa.; and Brooke Franke
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The article delivers information about the 2023-24 recruiting class of Women's Tennis. It presents a well-compiled database of fresh recruitments in alphabetical order, with extensive focus on their history and past contributions to the sport. Each name is accompanied by a detailed profile, covering their schooling, performance, previous
Daily Weather Reports
The weather in Hollidaysburg, PA for the evening of September 8, 2023, is expected to be moderately rainy. A high of 83°F and a low of 64°F will be experienced, with the humidity at 54%. The rain will come with a high likelihood as the precipitation probability stands
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The town of Hollidaysburg will be acknowledging the '73 Tigers during a special event tonight. This is in conjunction with the anticipated game against State College. The event is expected to be filled with high spirit and fever pitch excitement. Coverage of the event will also be provided by
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This article provides coverage of a local volleyball match where the Philipsburg-Osceola team defeated Hollidaysburg. The match took place on a Thursday night and concluded with a victory for the Lady Mounties, who managed to turn the tide after initially losing the first set. Detailed discussion on the gameplay, team