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New coffee shop, tanning salon set to open in Altoona
ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) -- A new coffee shop is set to open this weekend in Altoona, along with a new tanning salon. The businesses, "Alfonso's Coffee" and "Beach Bunny Tanning," will open Saturday, Oct. 31, at the newly constructed building located at 2200 Pleasant Valley Boulevard (between "super" Sheetz and Bishop Guilfoyle Academy).
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Sheetz Gets a Jump on the Holidays With Seasonal Menu
ALTOONA, Pa. — Sheetz Inc. is getting an early start on the holiday season with the return of its Holidaze menu, available now through early December. The menu brings back the convenience store chain’s signature Holidaze Sub, now featuring a new ingredient, alongside two new Thanksgiving-inspired offerings. Returning...
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Thanksgiving Reservations at This Pennsylvania Restaurant Have Sold Out in Just Two Hours
Thanksgiving seats at one Pennsylvania farm restaurant reportedly vanished in about two hours. That’s faster than most of us can thaw a turkey. The secret isn’t fancy plating or a trendy chef. Dinner arrives in big bowls and platters, and you pass them around your table like it’s your grandmother’s house.
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New coffee shop, tanning salon set to open in Altoona
ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) — A new coffee shop is set to open this weekend in Altoona, along with a new tanning salon. The businesses, “Alfonso’s Coffee” and “Beach Bunny Tanning,” will open Saturday, Oct. 31, at the newly constructed building located at 2200 Pleasant Valley Boulevard (between “super” Sheetz and Bishop Guilfoyle Academy). Alfonso’s Coffee […]
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Local Historia: A Lincoln Like No Other
This story originally appeared in the October 2026 issue of Town&Gown magazine. Within Bellefonte’s Talleyrand Park, there is an intriguing space known as the George Grey Barnard Sculpture Garden. There, you can find a bronze bust of Abraham Lincoln. It’s one of my favorite works of art — not just because of its dramatic beauty, but because of its story. The Lincoln statue in Bellefonte is not the only one of its kind. It was cast from the original plaster head used by Barnard back in 1917. While traveling to a wedding in Cincinnati, Ohio, I could not pass up the opportunity to visit the original sculpture in Cincinnati’s Lytle Park. I had heard about the full-size statue and some of its history. However, seeing it in person inspired me to learn more about its origins. In 1863, George Grey Barnard was born at 113 E. Linn St. in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. The son of a Presbyterian reverend, Barnard found his calling as an artist. He attended the Art Institute of Chicago at 19 before traveling to Paris in 1883. There, he studied at the École des Beaux-Arts for several years. When he presented his first exhibition there in 1894, he