Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 10th of August.
Good morning, State College.
🏘️ Community
Downtown now has over 45 eateries and bars offering outdoor seating thanks to Borough Council changes that eased zoning rules and allowed private businesses to use public space (including adjustments made during COVID).
Additional modifications may be planned to further boost public open space downtown.
🎓 Education
Penn State School of Music appointed two tenure-track professors specializing in AI and music, with Colin Stokes teaching Music 40 and Jacob Holster leading AA 290G, both starting this fall (AI will not be used in grading).
Justin Senzer, originally from Marietta (Georgia), has been named Penn State’s new drum major after a journey from hesitant beginnings to a last-minute audition.
He balanced ROTC, academics and intensive training to secure his role, a milestone that promises to inspire fellow students on campus.
🏈 Sports
Gavin McKenna, 18, signed as the No. 1 pick after a standout season at Penn State and expects to help Toronto chase a playoff run when he debuts on Sept.
29 against Montreal (he credits captain Auston Matthews for advice).
Kicker Ryan Barker has rejoined the team for the 2026 season and remains committed to his legacy at Penn State.
He is working to improve his range with plyometrics training (which is key to his preparation) as he aims to boost his deep field goal attempts.
Tony Rojas, a key linebacker for Penn State, has recovered from a spring practice injury and now leads the defense in fall camp as he works closely with new coach D’Anton Lynn + teammates to build strong bonds.
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