A 50-day detour will be in place for vehicles using Route 34, Route 394 and Route 15. A bicycle detour also will be in place
The selections were part of the festivities of the USCAA Small College World Series Sunday night prior to the firework celebration.
The Penn State Mont Alto baseball team just couldn’t string enough hits together on Tuesday evening, losing 5-1 in the USCAA Small College World Series.
Aurelia most of all loved her family and was always willing to watch her generations of grandchildren. She showed her family constant love.
Mr. Gilland served with the United States Army during the Korean War from 1951 until 1953. He enjoyed sports and visits with his army friend.
June was member of the Living Word Ministries Church and an active gardener. She enjoyed working the soil to grow her own food.
A gifted teacher, Lorene will be best remembered for providing loving instruction and mentorship to her family, friends and students.
Born June 28, 1952, Ron loved riding motorcycles, practicing backyard archery during his leisure time, and doting on his dog, Izzy.
Sue was an English teacher as well as an ESL teacher for many years. God gave her a missionary’s heart, she treated every student as a friend.
Sandra devoted her life to her family and especially enjoyed her time with her grandchildren and her great grandchildren.
Victoria was an avid piano player who “played by ear” and loved singing for her churches and with her sisters in the “Addlesberger Sisters” group.
Randy enjoyed playing country and blue grass music with his banjo. He was a musician for the C.B. Pickers and the Keystone Grass.
Parents of medically-fragile children face so many challenges throughout their lives, and 18-month-old Leena Stull’s parents fear for the future.
The Penn State Mont Alto softball team ran out of steam on Tuesday as they fell 10-2 to PSU DuBois in the loser’s bracket of the USCAA Small College World Series.
Take a look back at Franklin County’s history through news and photos that appeared in local newspapers 25, 50, and 100 years ago on May 19th.
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