Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 22nd of October.
Good morning, State College.
Happy Valley Casino recorded its lowest gaming revenue in September at $2.04 million despite hosting three Penn State football weekends, and officials have since updated their menu and table games layout based on guest feedback — a move coming after staff cuts made since its April opening.
Penn State is hosting a busy week of cultural events from Oct.
22 to Oct. 29 with theater, comedy, live music and art exhibits slated at University Park, Altoona, and downtown (a plant-based open house and interactive talks add extra local flavor).
At Wednesday's meeting, UPUA passed Bill 25-21 to distribute printing vouchers that give students a gift card option for covering printing costs on campus.
The measure passed unanimously and aims to help offset rising digital class expenses.
At the Penn State Ag Council’s fall meeting on Oct.
14, agricultural leaders (including Mike Brammer, Penn State Extension’s Rural-Urban Leadership Program, and student Brooke Beamesderfer) were honored for their contributions to ag education and innovation. Panels addressed emerging threats with industry and government experts.
During the week of Oct.
26, PennDOT crews will remove the stop sign from the Gray’s Woods exit on I-99 in Patton Township — replacing it with a yield sign and updating 'Yield Ahead' signs to improve merging onto Skytop Mountain Road.
Penn State researchers have developed a dual-action imaging technique to track Zika and chikungunya viruses in live cells at their lab in University Park - the method identifies host proteins linked to the viruses and may help spur new antiviral treatments.
Penn State wrestling star Levi Haines trains for the Senior World Championships in Kazakhstan while awaiting an eligibility decision that may return him to the team.
Coach Cael Sanderson said NCAA rule uncertainty means the team might adjust its lineup before the Nov. 12 opener against Bloomsburg at Rec Hall.
Penn State’s annual THON 5K Fun Run/Walk will take place on Sunday, Oct.
25 at University Park, with road closures on Curtin Road (from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.) and select nearby streets to ensure safety while runners and athletic fans adjust their travel plans.
Penn State men's hockey lost 5-2 to Robert Morris Tuesday at Pegula Ice Arena; the loss marked an 0-4 start as coach Guy Gadowsky blamed a poor team mentality for the error-filled performance.
Penn State men's soccer lost 5-0 to Rutgers on Tuesday after captain Joe Sheridan was red-carded in a previous match against Northwestern, leaving the team without his leadership.
Coach Rob Dow said the loss exposed their struggle to hold composure without his key influence (Sheridan).
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