Can any of the readers provide the year this photo was taken? Many of the older Huntingdon C…
Since this is the first column of the year, I need to clean off the desk and share a few ite…
The hike up Indian Rocks on the southwestern side of Robertsdale was especially difficult th…
I want to thank the readers for the nice comments and inquiries about my absence two weeks a…
Here’s an undated postcard scene of the Huntingdon County Courthouse. The familiar landmark …
Can any of the readers identify this photo? It appears to be a school building. Contact Ron …
Here’s a view of early Mount Union showing several of the community’s prosperous industrial …
An unidentified Daily News reader brought in this postcard photo of the Huntingdon County Co…
Here’s an undated postcard showing the county seat of Huntingdon. Can the readers locate any…
Denny Scott of Ephrata and formerly of southern Huntingdon County, emailed this very old pho…
This week’s column focuses on some final fall foliage thoughts and a few updates referencing…
Here’s an undated photo of the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot at Mount Union. Can the readers p…
Folks, there’s just one weekend left to enjoy the fall foliage of Huntingdon County and surr…
Daily News carrier Shawn Smith found this photo of the Orbisonia High School Class of 1948 J…
Saturday, Aug. 31, the Robertsdale High School Alumni held its 68th reunion dinner and I was…
Wells Tannery, Fulton County historian Jerry Wright submitted this interesting postcard phot…
Can any of the Saltillo or Coles Valley area readers provide the columnist with information …
Where was this photo taken and who are the people in the automobile? What make and model is …
Here’s an undated photograph of the old Wolf Furniture Co. store which once served the furni…
Here’s an undated postcard with the words “Catholic Church and Parsonage, Huntingdon.” appea…
If you’re a fan of country music now’s the time to tune in your local Public Broadcasting Sy…
A postcard scene of historic Huntingdon County looking east from the county seat of Huntingd…
The American Civil War was winding down as Union troops chased Gen. Robert E. Lee’s Confeder…
The Labor Day weekend was a busy but enjoyable one for the columnist. My close friend, Lawre…
Here’s a timetable for the old Diamond Valley logging railroad which operated in northern Hu…
This Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer, the return to school for area stu…
Dennis Brown of Chambersburg, formerly of Mount Union, emailed the columnist several interes…
Several weeks ago I wrote about Fannettsburg, Franklin County. In this week’s column a conti…
During early spring 1954 nearly all of the Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad’s roll…
“I sometimes catch myself looking up at the moon … and wonder will we be going back and who …
Homemade food, a playground, overnight accommodations and Esso gasoline were offered to the …
Many communities in Huntingdon County and neighboring communities enjoyed local sporting act…
A postcard scene is marked “Public School Rockhill, Pa.” Was there a school in Rockhill that…
Whether you hail from the more populated areas of Huntingdon County or the rural, mountainou…
The opening of the narrow gauge East Broad Top Railroad in 1874 was prompted by the need to …
Over the past several weeks, this writer has completed several journeys to some very interes…
Civil War reenactors took part in a demonstration firing at the Shade Gap Picnic Grounds som…
Independence Day is coming up and I’d like to encourage folks to pause and recall the events…
The late Johnny Young of Robertsdale stands in front of an old steam shovel on the East Broa…
Every day, a member of America’s “Greatest Generation” passes away leaving a void in the rol…
Here’s a photo of a large group of men standing outside the Rockhill American Legion Post. T…
