DOYLESTOWN — A 17-year-old boy has been reported missing from Doylestown, Bucks County, since Aug. 2, according to a missing child alert from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. William Roth is described…
VA awards $849K for adaptive sports programs in Pennsylvania
HARRISBURG — The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded $849,309 in grants to four Pennsylvania organizations that provide adaptive sports…
Police reports
Lewistown man arrested following traffic stop BURNHAM — A Lewistown man was arrested following a traffic stop on North Logan…
Drone restrictions planned for Penn State-USC game
STATE COLLEGE — Pennsylvania State Police are advising the public that temporary flight restrictions and enhanced aviation security measures will…
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Local Sports
Local schedule
Tuesday, Oct. 13 Boys soccer Forbes Road at BCS, 4p Halifax at EJ, 6:30p Greenwood at Juniata, 4p Girls soccer EJ at Millersburg, 6:15p Juniata at Line Mtn., 7p Volleyball Mifflin County at Palmyra, 6:15p Field hockey Northern at Mifflin County, 7:30p
KETTERING, Ohio – On the heels of their best finish of the fall so far, the…
PSU golf battles in Ohio
Monday, Oct. 12 Volleyball Shamokin at EJ, 6:30p Juniata at Fannett, 6:30p Boys soccer Mifflin County…
Local schedule
Offensive woes plague Huskies in 37-6 loss
Penn State
Lions blank Golden Flashes, 3-0
KENT, Ohio – The Penn State Nittany Lions (8-4, 2-1 Big Ten) utilized penalty corners and an unrelenting offense to overpower the Kent State Golden Flashes (3-10, 2-3 MAC) on Sunday afternoon at Murphy-Mellis Field, 3-0. Freshman Chloe D’Hage led the offense with her first three-point outing since Lock Haven earlier this year. Ella…
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – No. 18 Penn State women’s volleyball posted its second sweep of the…
No. 18 Penn State clips Washington in volleyball action
KETTERING, Ohio – On the heels of their best finish of the fall so far, the…
PSU golf battles in Ohio
Campbell must prove he can do job, but he deserves time
Obituaries
Teresa L. King
Teresa L. King, 69, of Reedsville, passed away Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026 at her…
Ida Grace Treaster
Jean E. Xanthopoulos, 72, of Lewistown, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026, at her…
Jean E. Xanthopoulos
William (Bill) Thomas Roddey
Editorials
Don’t sit out this midterm election
Without a presidential race on the ballot, some voters will sit out next month’s election. We hope you won’t be among them. The governor and legislators elected this fall will help decide how much state money reaches our school districts, which transportation needs get funded and how Pennsylvania taxes and spends. Our representative in…
Second train opens new door for local tourism
Second train opens new door for local tourism
A generation knows 9/11 only as history
Lifestyles
2026 Jim Tunall Award Winners
The Downtown Lewistown Adopt-a-Planter program began in 2016. The program is organized by Sara Buffington. There is no fee to sponsor a planter, other than the cost of selected plants, compost, mulch, fertilizer, etc. Sponsors are responsible for all feeding, watering and general upkeep, and must maintain their planters from mid May to the…
The healing garden
Pauper’s Cemetery story kept alive by DAR
For over 100 years, travelers have checked into US motel rooms and found the Gideon Bible
Religion
Happy are the peacemakers, part three
Experiencing the gentle fall breeze
‘Let the little children come to Me – for of such is the kingdom of God’
Pope Francis' diaries to be published next month, revealing reflections on Vatican years
Agriculture
