Getting to Know the (New!) Neighbors: Nicolette Bardele
Meet our new neighbor, Nicolette Bardele! With a fresh perspective on her new town, we asked her to fill us in on her first impressions and first favorites.
What’s Up at SCASD? Spring 2025
Our school district has a BUNCH of great stuff to celebrate! Keep up with the more than 6,500 students who are getting an A+ education in State College with this first quarterly update.
Let Us Reintroduce Ourselves: The State College Redevelopment Authority
It's really awesome that our town has a Redevelopment Authority. Here's why.
Well THAT was fun! (Should we do it again sometime?)
This past Friday, approximately 400 locals came to hang out with us at Champs Downtown for our first ever in-person event, Summer is for the Locals. See you at the next one?!
Join us for our first Townie Takeover!
We're taking over Champs... because summer is for the locals!
State College Lately – April 2025
Powwow, Cirque du Soleil, and a townie takeover! Here’s what’s been going on lately...
Getting to Know the Neighbors: Christian Baum
Joining some friends who were already in town, Christian Baum spent the first few years staying on sofas and in basements while he worked on getting his first startup off the ground, an experience which ultimately led him to discover his niche for using business as a force for good.
Did You Know You Can Take Social Dance Lessons for Free?
Centre Social Dance is a community-based organization that offers social dance lessons to both residents and Penn State students – for free!
Getting to Know the Neighbors: Amber Concepcion
Like so many others, Centre County Commissioner Amber Concepcion grew up in State College, went to Penn State, and then moved to a city. But in 2007, she and her husband moved back because they wanted their kids to grow up in a town with a real sense of community, and our vibrant downtown and great public schools sealed the deal.
What’s Up at SCASD? Winter 2025
Our school district has a BUNCH of great stuff to celebrate! Keep up with the more than 6,500 students who are getting an A+ education in State College with this first quarterly update.
