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‘You miss him’ | Penn State wrestling's Tyler Kasak wins first match back in lineup after redshirt year

Tyler Kasak made his 2026 dual debut back in the lineup in Penn State’s first match of the season, after redshirting in 2025-26 to allow then-freshman PJ Duke to slot into the lineup. Kasak returned as the No. 2-ranked wrestler despite his time away and was no stranger to...

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Mitchell Mesenbrink Has Nothing Left to Prove — Except Making History

Mitchell Mesenbrink has reached the point in his Penn State wrestling career where winning another national championship is no longer the only measure of what he can accomplish. The two-time NCAA champion and reigning Dan Hodge Trophy winner enters the 2026-27 season at 174 pounds with an opportunity to add...

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Bo Bassett Fired Up About Marcus Blaze’s Move to 141: ‘That’s a Guy I Want to Beat’

Bo Bassett already has one potential March matchup on his mind. Penn State’s Marcus Blaze is moving to 141 pounds, and the Virginia Tech freshman welcomed the chance to share a weight class with another of American wrestling’s rising stars. “I think it’s so exciting. We get to...

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‘It Sucked for a Little While’: Penn State Wrestling Star Turns Loss Into Fuel

Rocco Welsh’s first season with Penn State wrestling was almost perfect. The 184-pounder walked into his national title bout against Minnesota’s Max McEnelly 25-0, with a win over McEnelly for the Big Ten Championship just two weeks prior. Welsh had already been to the national championship match before,...

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State College Area Bubble Tea Shop Closing

A State College area shop specializing in boba tea, coffee and a variety of specialty drinks is shutting its doors after a little more than three years in business. TeaFé , located at 1633 N. Atherton St. near Walmart in the North Atherton Place shopping center, is closing at the end of November, according to a post on the store's Facebook page and a sign on the shop's front door. A specific date for the last day of business was not provided and management did not respond to a message seeking comment on Wednesday. TeaFé opened in September 2023 in the 2,400-square-foot space that was formerly Carver's Deli along the shopping center's retail strip. It has offered a wide selection of boba, milk tea, matcha, yogurt drinks, coffee, lattes, frappes, shakes, smoothies, specialty tea drinks and more. The shop's food menu has included beignets and other pastries, as well as musubi and onigiri. TeaFé sought to set itself apart in the area's bubble tea market through both its offerings and atmosphere. "We did not want to be just another cafe that serves boba or coffee," the business wrote on its website. "We wanted to create a space for anyone and

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NAMA identifies potential permanent home in Potter Township

POTTER TOWNSHIP — The Nittany Antique Machinery Association is moving toward purchasing a nearly $4 million property along U.S. Route 322 in Potter Township that would provide a permanent home for its popular antique machinery shows, a year-round museum and a community event center. Attorney William Burnett, who represents...

Centre County, PA · 2d

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Centre County court upholds decision to dismiss Sandusky’s post-conviction relief petition

CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A Centre County court upheld its decision to dismiss a post-conviction relief act petition that was filed by former Penn State Assistant Football Coach Jerry Sandusky. The convicted child sex offender appealed the order that was issued in September, dismissing his third petition for relief. The dismissal came after Sandusky […]

Centre County, PA · 1d

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Spanier Says 'Horseplay' Was All He Knew of Sandusky Shower

THE PATERNO FIRING, 15 YEARS LATER — PART 1 OF 3. Fifteen years ago this week, on Nov. 9, 2011, the Penn State board of trustees fired head football coach Joe Paterno. That same day, Penn State President Graham Spanier resigned. Paterno, 84, had coached Penn State football for...

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Penn State's ‘best kept secret’ | Mia Bella’s Vintage and Retro annual pop-up

Inside, the two-story shop is filled from top to bottom with endless vintage finds. The lower level is dedicated to the children's section, while the main level is a mix of men’s and women's clothing. Throughout the store, tables display vintage collections such as matchboxes, patches and wooden coasters, each with a story of its own.

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Downtown State College restaurant to close, but a new pasta concept is on the way

A downtown State College restaurant that specializes in Nashville-style hot chicken is slated to close after five years in business , but its owner is already working on a new restaurant concept to take its place. Big Dean’s Hot Chicken, 208 W. College Ave., is scheduled to close Nov. 25. Owner Pete Howey told the Centre Daily Times on Thursday that the decision stemmed in part from increased competition in Happy Valley’s chicken market and questions about the restaurant’s ability to grow long-term. “We’ve done decent sales, but it’s just not something we see as something that we’re able to grow effectively because it seems like a very crowded space in the chicken category,” Howey said. “Even if people don’t dilute sales every time a new place is open, it’s just something that we’ve kind of realized we can’t really continue to grow and build on. It’s just been a challenge in that regard.” Howey said he has considered the change for the past two to three years. His plan is to open a new fast-casual Italian restaurant centered on fresh pasta by January or February. He said the yet-to-be-named restaurant would be a new concept rather than an expansion

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Centre County farms work to offset losses after spring freeze left little fruit to pick

In early April, temperatures in central Pennsylvania climbed well above normal and hit 85 degrees. During this brief moment of warmth, the apple trees on Harner Farm grew their flower buds in white and pink, two weeks ahead of schedule. Then cold weather came overnight on April 20. By morning, a freeze had settled across several East Coast states. In Centre County, temperatures fell into the 20s. Since the warmth forced Harner Farm’s flowers to bloom early, just a few hours coated in the freeze was enough to destroy every single one, said Chris Harner, its owner. Not a single tree grew an apple to pick — a similar reality for many farms across the state. Last week, $10 million in state disaster relief grants were issued to 319 Pennsylvania fruit growers in 48 counties to help offset the losses. Harner Farm was bought by Harner’s grandfather in 1945. Though it’s grappled with weather damaging its crops before, the current owner said it hasn’t faced this kind of total devastation in over 30 years. This fall, local, college students and a few regulars still visited the farm to browse pumpkins too heavy to carry and take photos near the sweet

Centre County, PA · 1d

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Minnesota looks completely out of sorts in brutal start against Penn State

The Gophers look completely lost to begin Saturday's game against Penn State.

State College, PA · 2h

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Lancers bring home D-10 4A football title in dramatic fashion, Trojans, Bison fall in postseason in FNL part one (11-13-26)

Friday Night Lights part one (11-13-26): High school football playoffs: D-10 4A championship: General McLane 35 – Cathedral Prep 31 6A first round: State College 46 – McDowell 14 3A semifinals: Hickory 49 – Fort LeBoeuf 7 Sharon 27 – Grove City 14

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Centre Daily Times

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Bellefonte, State College football heading to states. Here are the highlights

State College and Bellefonte have both punched their tickets to the state playoffs. The Little Lions dominated McDowell on both sides of the ball Friday night to advance, while Bellefonte was on bye after Greater Johnstown opted out of the District 6 Class 4A championship. Here are the highlights from local games covered Friday by After The Whistle, the high school sports coverage team at Penn State’s Bellisario College of Communications. State College 46, McDowell 14 (Class 6A subregional final) : State High senior Rowan Walker dominated Friday night with 21 carries for 166 yards and three touchdowns, while teammate AJ Fry paced the defense with a pair of pick-sixes. McDowell kept it close early on, as the Little Lions led 14-7 with eight minutes left in the first half, but that’s about the time the Little Lions pulled away. State College led 36-7 at halftime and cruised from there. The Little Lions (12-0) will next face District 4 champ Williamsport in the opening round of the state playoffs. Looking ahead to next week Only two of Centre County’s high school football teams remain alive in the postseason. Times/venues are TBD. State College vs. Williamsport, PIAA Class 6A opening round

Bellefonte, PA · 11h

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An April Freeze Thinned Out Douglas Firs at Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Farms, and One Grower Has No Trees Over 8 Feet This Year

Pennsylvania Christmas tree growers say an April freeze thinned Douglas firs, and one farm has no trees over 8 feet this year.

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It’s official: Central Mountain’s Lindsay inks with Penn State

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Penn State women’s tennis team has announced the signing of Mill Hall, Pennsylvania, native Addison Lindsay on signing day. Lindsay, who attends Central Mountain High School, won two Pennsylvania State Championships in 2024 and 2026, one in Class 2A and one in Class 3A.