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Revenue secretary visits with proactive message
September 22, 2011 HOLLIDAYSBURG — Gov. Tom Corbett is committed to improving the business climate in Pennsylvania, state Revenue Secretary Dan Meuser said Wednesday. more »»
Penn Installations reopens
September 20, 2011 SUMMERHILL — Penn Installations recently celebrated its “grand reopening” with an open house and tours of the facility. more »» 
Painting professionals
September 18, 2011 HOLLIDAYSBURG — Waddell and Sons Professional Painting Inc. has been painting local homes, businesses and churches for 50 years, but the family’s painting roots go back even further. more »»
S&T, Mainline banks sign merger agreement
September 16, 2011 INDIANA — S&T Bancorp Inc. and Mainline Bancorp Inc. have signed a definitive merger agreement for S&T to acquire Mainline in a stock and cash transaction. more »»
Old Dominion service center opening in area
September 15, 2011 DUNCANSVILLE — Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. will open a new Altoona Service Center on Monday at 147 Theater Drive, which will bring some needed jobs to the area. The Thomasville, N.C. more »»
Clem’s BBQ closing Grazierville site
September 9, 2011 GRAZIERVILLE — Clem’s BBQ on Old Route 220 near the Grazierville Bridge will close in mid-October. more »»
J.C. Blair dedication set
September 1, 2011 HUNTINGDON- An artistic rendition of the story of J.C. Blair Memorial Hospital will be unveiled and dedicated at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the hospital’s middle lobby to commemorate its 100th anniversary. more »» 
UPMC Bedford hits 60th year
August 28, 2011 BEDFORD — UPMC Bedford Memorial officials know their role and believe they fill it well. “We are a small, rural community hospital. more »»
Blair Orthopedics opens clinic
August 24, 2011 TYRONE -- Blair Orthopedics will open a clinic at Tyrone Hospital on Sept. 12. more »»
Interest in hangars grows
August 10, 2011 MARTINSBURG — The Altoona-Blair County Airport Authority has voted to work on an agreement allowing DeGol Aviation to move the proposed site of a corporate hangar next to the airport terminal... more »»
Locals join thousands on Verizon picket lines
August 9, 2011 Thousands of striking workers in Verizon Communication Inc.’s landline division joined picket lines and rallies Monday at company offices from Massachusetts to Virginia, a union official said. more »»
Casey touts global plan for local businesses
August 9, 2011 JOHNSTOWN — As U.S. Sen. Robert Casey Jr., D-Pa., toured a busy Johnstown Wire Technologies plant Monday, he couldn’t help but wonder aloud how much busier it could be. more »» 
Bus companies seeing increase in passengers
August 7, 2011 With the price of gasoline again inching up, local bus companies are seeing an increase in the number of passengers enjoying their tours. “People enjoy going on bus trip. more »»
Granny’s closing on Sunday
July 29, 2011 An Altoona restaurant is closing its doors in the midst of a bankruptcy proceeding. Granny’s Family Restaurant, 613 Valley View Blvd., will close its doors at 3 p.m. Sunday. more »»
Peoples settles case over city outages
July 29, 2011 HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has finalized a settlement with Peoples Natural Gas Inc. over a series of residential service outages in Altoona in January 2010. more »»
SAPDC to continue to lease building
July 27, 2011 The Southern Alleghenies Planning & Development Commission will continue to lease the building it moved into in September at 3 Sheraton Driv. more »» 
Local builders staying busy
July 24, 2011 Almost a thousand fewer building permits were issued across the state for the first part of the year compared to the same time frame last year, according to the National Association of Home Builder. more »» 
Most area builders bucking statewide decrease for construction
July 24, 2011 By Walt Frank wfrank@altoonamirror. more »»
Quality Inn, Club Car reopen
July 23, 2011 About two months after the City of Altoona shut down the Quality Inn and Club Car Cafe for code violations, the Pleasant Valley Boulevard hotel and eatery is back in business. more »» 
Real estate market slows
July 17, 2011 Spring is typically the busiest time of the year for the real estate industry. However, local Realtors said the spring of 2011 wasn’t quite as good as they expected. more »» |
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