Good morning, State College.

Climb Nittany will reopen this fall with a soft opening from Sunday, Oct.

11 to Saturday, Oct. 17 and a grand reopening on Sunday, Oct. 18 in State College. The facility closed last May due to unsustainable costs (as announced on Instagram).

Centre Region Parks and Recreation hosted its final dog swim at Park Forest Community Pool yesterday at 1 p.m., where dogs swam in weight-based groups with a $5 fee per dog (human entry was free); proceeds benefited a youth scholarship program.

Fillmore Farm Café & Gardens has shifted from a special occasion venue to a neighborhood eatery that serves farm-fresh meals and features an on-site marketplace.

Located at 1000 Fillmore Road near Penn State, the café plans to add Sunday brunch and live entertainment soon.

Penn State’s Student Farm Club will host its 11th annual Harvest Festival on Thursday, Sept.

17 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm, featuring over 20 free activity stations, local food samples, succulent planting for students plus cooking demos by chef Lorinda John and free buses from the Berkey Creamery.

Former Penn State players posted strong Week 2 performances at venues such as Lincoln Financial Field as they played for new teams.

Their key plays in passing, rushing, and defense showed how local talent continues to impact college football.

Penn State defeated Minnesota 1-0 on Sunday at Jeffrey Field after a hard-fought back-and-forth match that moved their record to 3-2-2; they will face Maryland on Friday, Sept.

18 at 5 p.m.

Penn State field hockey lost 2-1 to Princeton today, marking their second defeat of the season (Princeton scored twice early in the game) and the Nittany Lions will face Maryland next Thursday at 5 p.m.

The Penn State Nittany Lions defeated the Temple Owls 27-9 at Lincoln Financial Field in their first away game of the season.

They will play Buffalo at noon Saturday in Beaver.