BEAVER SPRINGS — A group of teenagers are discovering the riches of success come with a pretty hefty price tag at times. Still, the memories their families and friends retain should be priceless. As the Mifflin County 15-16-year-old Babe Ruth All-Stars prepare for this year’s World Series ...
MIFFLINTOWN — Readers, collectors, movie enthusiasts, music lovers and puzzle fans alike will have one final chance this summer to uncover great bargains while supporting a beloved community institution. The Friends of the Juniata County Library will host its final summer book sale of the ...
UNIVERSITY PARK — One of college football’s most tradition-bound programs is preparing to make a change that would have been unthinkable not long ago. Penn State is now seriously considering adding a corporate sponsor’s patch to its football jerseys, a move that would break with ...
REEDSVILLE — The Mifflin County Youth Fair crowned a full court of four on Saturday night at the Mifflin County Youth Park in Reedsville, marking a year of growth and new opportunities for young participants. Lillian Seaholtz earned the title of 2026 Mifflin County Youth Fair Queen, with Elleanna Halfpenny named Queen Alternate. The program also introduced a new title this year, Little Miss, awarded to Libby Cherry, the first girl to hold that role. Aliyah Kumpf was crowned the 2026 Youth Fair Princess. The expansion reflects months of work by Fair Queen Coordinators Bobbie Sheaffer ...
Today • Sacred Heart Thrift Shop bag sale — 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., 4 N. Dorcas St., Lewistown. Clothing and shoes $5 per bag. • Job Club — 10 a.m. to noon, Mifflin County CareerLink, MCIDC Plaza Building 58. Attendees can search for jobs, tailor resumes, apply for jobs and learn how to get jobs. • Mifflin County Youth Fair opening ceremony — 5 p.m., Mifflin County Youth Park, 99 N. Main St., Reedsville. Award presentations, dignitaries, ribbon cutting. • TOPS (Take off the Pounds Sensibly) PA 13339 meeting — 6:45 p.m., Rhodes Memorial United Methodist Church, 500 ...
Drug sale complaint at local convenience store LEWISTOWN — Lewistown Police Department officers received a complaint from a local convenience store on South Main Street in Lewistown after two men were seen meeting inside the store and conducting what appeared to be a pill sale at 12:29 p.m. on July 23, according to a release issued on Thursday. Video confirmed the exchange. One man, Steven A. Ferricks, was identified and found to have an active state parole warrant for absconding supervision related to a prior felony drug delivery conviction. Investigators later conducted surveillance ...
