Julie White

Tyrone native Mike Lloyd, a graduate of Tyrone Area High School and a former Tyrone Police officer, remembers his late uncle, Donald R. Lloyd, on Memorial Day. Mike Lloyd now

Following a weekend of heavy rains, Monday cleared and sunshine came through in time for Memorial Day remembrance events in Tyrone. The annual parade stepped off at 10 a.m. and

Sunday afternoon, May 17, Tyrone Area Cooperative Ministries held a baccalaureate service for the Tyrone Class of 2026 at the high school auditorium. About a dozen students were in attendance

Matt Kimberlin, a counselor at the Tyrone Area School District, and his son, Jonathan Kimberlin, a sophomore in Altoona, are bike enthusiasts. The pair enjoy all kinds of biking, from

Warriors Mark supervisors met on Tuesday, May 5, to conduct the business of the township and heard one more plea from Clover Hill residents against the proposed solar energy farm

Tyrone Area High School students take to town Wednesday morning, leaving their classrooms and Chromebooks for rakes, brooms, shovels, and work vests during their annual community service day.

The Bellwood-Antis Mini-THON, a massive, district-wide, student-run initiative, again demonstrated its commitment to combat childhood cancer. This year, organizers saw a goal-shattering total of $32,706.81 raised, with all proceeds supporting

A recent winter basketball game in Bellwood saw 25 students form four teams to take on a squad of teachers. The friendly competition had a more meaningful purpose than a

After a sentencing hearing that lasted more than two hours, the Bedford County couple accused of hoarding and abusing about 100 animals, keeping them trapped in cages floor to ceiling

In traditional Tyrone-area fashion, the community came together on Sunday afternoon in support of a local teenager who was the victim of a vehicle versus pedestrian accident that occurred March