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Bad Boyz Bistro gained fame with its blazing hot wings, but more than that keeps the customers coming
March 6, 2013 BEDFORD — The walls of Bad Boyz Bistro are filled with the “bad boys” of sports, history, film, music and TV. The Terminator over here, James Bond over there, J.R. more »» 
To Russia with faith; New Enterprise woman seeks medical procedure abroad with hopes it will halt her multiple sclerosis
March 3, 2013 NEW ENTERPRISE — Brooke Slick loves a project. Her latest one just happens to hold her life in its balanc. more »»
Stink bugs can pose challenge
March 2, 2013 Stink bugs have become common throughout central Pennsylvania in recent years. Unfortunately, they are becoming common in living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms in the area. more »» 
Concert at the Cathedral: ASO teams with voices, organist to bring sacred music to audience
February 28, 2013 Music featuring a French composer’s requiem will fill the sacred space at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament on Saturday. more »»
SAMA site temporarily closed
February 26, 2013 From Mirror reports The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Loretto, located on the St. Francis University campus, will be temporarily closed to the public for repairs. more »» 
Awesome ‘Argo’: Affleck’s historical thriller wins Oscar for best picture
February 25, 2013 LOS ANGELES — Ben Affleck’s “Argo,” a film about a fake movie, has earned a very real prize: best picture at the Academy Awards. more »» 
Native author uses inner conflict to pen novel
February 21, 2013 When former Warriors Mark resident and author James Kimmel Jr. started his novel, “The Trial of Fallen Angels,” he was working through issues with justice and forgiveness in his career as a lawyer. more »»
Feel-good foods help whisk away the cold weather blues
February 20, 2013 Sure, in January, we’re all watching what we eat. Come February, though, the cold has settled into your bones, despite what the thermometer might say, and you just need some home-cooked comfort foo. more »» 
Former Hollidaysburg resident has turned his love for Rolls-Royces into more than just a hobby
February 17, 2013 Although he’s never owned a Rolls-Royce himself, former local resident Bill Wolf has spent many years writing about and photographing the classic car. more »» 
Homegrown rockers: Pennsylvania punk band Menzingers to finally play Altoona
February 16, 2013 Punk rockers The Menzingers are a homegrown Pennsylvania band — founded in Scranton and grown in Philadelphia — but they’ve somehow missed Altoona in the past. more »» 
Jewish Film Festival will begin Thursday
February 16, 2013 The Altoona International Jewish Film Festival will begin its 14th year of sharing the Jewish faith Thursday with its first of four movie. more »»
Earth Matters: Railroad legislation sealing the fate of passenger travel
February 16, 2013 Passenger rail service in America is a railroad system that even Bulgaria would be ashamed of. more »» 
Energy drinks come under scrutiny because of health risks
February 13, 2013 Randy Hershey of Roaring Spring was working two jobs in 2003 when he needed an energy boost between managing an ice rink at night and driving to a construction job the next morning. more »»
Grammys spread around: Mumford &?Sons take record of the year; Black Keys, Gotye, fun. earn multiple awards
February 11, 2013 By Chris Talbott The Associated Press LOS ANGELES — Mumford & Sons wrapped up a completely unpredictable Grammy Awards with perhaps the most surprising win of the night, taking home album of the yea... more »» 
Homemade food has made Jack & George's a growing presence in Altoona
February 6, 2013 The Altoona restaurant Jack & George’s is still serving up good eats after several decades in the business thanks partly to the client base two Altoona brothers established years ago, and the... more »» 
Brothers in Peace: Altoona siblings volunteer overseas
February 3, 2013 Altoona brothers Wes and Tyler McCloskey did not know they were both making the same life-changing decision when they separately began to fill out their applications to join the Peace Corps in 2009. more »» 
Getting to ‘Better’: National touring production brings hope to Penn State
February 2, 2013 A force of nature brought Penn State University senior Chazie Bly to a better place. The 21-year-old gay theater and women’s studies major was lost and taking it out on others and himself. more »»
Benefits of different energy sources tempered by dangers
February 2, 2013 Americans have long been in denial that their extraction and use of energy causes environmental problems. more »» 
Grille master: Bellwood native to appear on Spike television program
January 31, 2013 BELLWOOD — Bellwood business owner Dan Baker is only one of a few people in the United States, and possibly the world, who manufactures street rod grilles, and now, those skills have helped land him... more »» 
Sparkle productions at Mishler let kids shine
January 30, 2013 Seventeen-year-old Hannah Misera will take her final bow on the Sparkle stage this year, and the Bellwood-Antis senior has already predicted tear. more »» |
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