Kelly Urban

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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – After Hurricane Helene ravaged parts of North Carolina, members of Emmanuel Church in Richland Township had a calling to help residents rebuild. On Sept. 27, wind and flooding devastated the western Appalachian region of North Carolina, causing more than 100 deaths and major damage to infrastructure and residential areas. kAm“u@C 2 =:EE=6 9:DE@CJ[ 5FC:?8 E96 y@9?DE@H? u=@@5 :? `hff[ H6 925 `a :?496D @7 C2:? :? ac 9@FCD] x?

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LIGONIER, Pa. – This artistic collection offers a diverse array of perspectives on the beauty and majesty of a national historic landmark. The “Spirit of Place, Fallingwater Paintings by Ron Donoughe and Workshop Artists” exhibition is on display through Aug. 3 at Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Ligonier Valley, 1 Boucher Lane and state Route 711 South, Ligonier.

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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – The week-long Juneteenth celebration in Johnstown concludes Thursday with a parade in downtown Johnstown and other activities at Peoples Natural Gas Park, 90 Johns St.The parade begins at noon at Franklin and Washington streets. The parade route will proceed to Franklin and Main streets and will cross Market and Walnut streets. It will turn right onto Johns Street at Sargent’s Stadium at the Point and proceed to People Natural Gas Park.

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Generate Key TakeawaysJOHNSTOWN, Pa. – A show with intrigue, thrills and riotous laughs is set to be presented on an area stage. The Log Art Theatre will present the comedic play “The 39 Steps” at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday in the M. Josephine Paul Family Museum at the Community Arts Center of Cambria County, 1217 Menoher Blvd., Westmont.

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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – This stylish collection is celebrating Pride Month in artistic fashion. The “Shoe Your Pride” exhibition opened Saturday at Gallery on Gazebo, 140 Gazebo Park, downtown Johnstown, and it showcases artist-designed shoes that are symbols of self-expression, identity and inclusion. “This is an opportunity for artists to celebrate Pride by decorating, personalizing or embellishing a pair of shoes to exhibit and share with the community,” said Laura Huchel, exhibit coordinator.