Centre County Gazette

The Centre County Gazette is a weekly newspaper that can be found at various spots throughout Centre County every Thursday morning.

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Penn State's Jim Knowles Making 'Progress,' Watching His Pieces Fall Into Place This Spring

1 week ago | statecollege.com | Seth Engle
Events in Centre County celebrate National Day of Prayer

1 week ago | statecollege.com | Danielle Blake

CENTRE COUNTY — The National Day of Prayer is on Thursday, May 1, and local organizations are hosting events in celebration of the day. According to a press release from The Christian Business Men’s Connection, the first Thursday in May is proclaimed by the president of the United States for “all Americans to humble themselves, repent from their sin and seek God for the good of the nation.
Penn State Men's Hockey Earns Transfer From Hobey Baker Finalist, Coach's Son Mac Gadowsky

1 week ago | statecollege.com | Seth Engle

A familiar name will be joining the Penn State men’s hockey program. Mac Gadowsky, son of Nittany Lions head coach Guy Gadowsky, has transferred to Penn State from Army, the team announced on Wednesday. A finalist for the Hobey Baker Award, Gadowsky was one of the nation’s top defensemen this past season. Regardless of his ties to the Nittany Lions, Gadowsky is a significant addition to a team set to carry national championship aspirations into next season.
Penn State's Linebacker Competition Becomes Clearer After Ta'Mere Robinson's Exit

1 week ago | statecollege.com | Seth Engle

The departure of Ta’Mere Robinson is set to cut the depth of an already thin Penn State linebacker corps. His exit should also give James Franklin a better idea of his options to fill the void left by last year’s starting middle linebacker Kobe King. Anthony Speca and Keon Wylie have suddenly emerged as two significant pieces to the team’s national title aspirations.
Independent Expert Will Review Security at Gov. Josh Shapiro’s Official Residence After Arson Attack

1 week ago | statecollege.com | Stephen Caruso |Angela Couloumbis

Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — A “third-party expert” will conduct an independent security review of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s official residence after a hammer-wielding man broke into the mansion and set fire to the building, the Pennsylvania State Police announced Wednesday.
Pair of Penn State Defenders Enter Transfer Portal as Spring Window Opens

1 week ago | statecollege.com | Seth Engle

The spring transfer portal window opened on Wednesday, and a pair of Penn State defenders have entered their names in the mix. Ta’Mere Robinson, a redshirt sophomore linebacker, and redshirt freshman cornerback Jon Mitchell are each entering the portal, per On3’s Hayes Fawcett. Robinson’s entree comes as a bit of a surprise.
Former Penn State RHP Justin Hagenman Called Up by New York Mets, Could Make MLB Debut

1 week ago | statecollege.com | Seth Engle

Former Penn State right-hander Justin Hagenman is set to make history. Hagenman, who signed a one-year contract with the New York Mets in November, was called up ahead of Wednesday’s game against the Minnesota Twins. He would become the first player who finished his college career with the Nittany Lions to appear in a MLB game in two decades. Nate Bump was the last former Penn State player to reach the big leagues. He last pitched on July 16, 2005.
Penn State Basketball Earns Transfer From Former Cincinnati Guard

1 week ago | statecollege.com | Seth Engle

It’s been nearly a month since the men’s college basketball portal opened for business, and Penn State finally hauled in its first transfer of the offseason on Tuesday. Former Cincinnati guard Josh Reed, a former three-star recruit who played the past three seasons with the Bearcats, will play his final year of eligibility with the Nittany Lions, he announced on Instagram.
Hook: Why Tax Day Is My Least Favorite Day of the Year

1 week ago | statecollege.com | John Hook

Today is my least favorite day of the year. It’s April 15 – Tax Day. Today is the day when federal individual income tax returns for calendar year filers are due. What that means in plain English is that most of us have a deadline tonight. According to the IRS, our income tax returns are considered filed on time if the envelope is properly addressed, postmarked and deposited in the mail by the due date. That due date is today, April 15. Now, I’m not a big fan of taxes, period.
State College Spikes Announce 2025 Promotions and Theme Nights

1 week ago | statecollege.com | Evan Halfen

The State College Spikes announced their 2025 lineup of theme nights, giveaways, promotions and events ahead of the upcoming season. From Elgses Night to Star Wars Night to Yellowstone Night, this season is stacked with weekly events and promotions. Throughout the summer, the Spikes will give away bobbleheads of beloved Penn Staters.