It is August already. Where have the months gone since New Years’ Day? That is a hard questi…
A restored East Broad Top Railroad transit bus takes center stage in front of the Orbisonia …
Landon John Fisher, 11591 Raystown Road, Huntingdon, and Heather Elizabeth Gutshall, also of…
While browsing through some old photo files columnist Ron Morgan discovered a scene of a gro…
Conclusion
Do readers recognize any of these young soap box racers? The undated photo is believed to be…
Can any of the readers identify this man? The undated photo is believed to have been taken a…
Robertsdale High School Tiger Band director Don Brocht, far left, watched as band members ma…
A tip of the Morgan hat goes out to Mark Cowder of Huntingdon who dropped off an exceptional…
Happy Fourth of July, America! Or shouldn’t I make that statement for fear of offending someone?
While refiling hundreds of photos and documents last month, columnist Ron Morgan discovered …
During the late 1980s and the decade of 1990 the federally-funded America’s Industrial Herit…
An undated postcard shows a public school which once served students from the Huntingdon are…
When September rolls around, this writer will observe 50 years with The Daily News. That is …
Retired Huntingdon County Planning Commission executive director Richard Stahl enjoyed some …
Here is hoping that all the readers are safe and secure as Americans combat the dreaded coro…
In an undated photo, the old Pennsylvania Railroad Station appears along Huntingdon’s Allegh…
Robertsdale has not had this much excitement since the day the cat died!
Here is another glimpse from the past from the Mapleton area. Does anyone recognize these hi…
Sometime back I informed the readers about an interesting publication being prepared by Bedf…
The celebrated Robertsdale “Slope Mine” No. 5 competed with its sister Rockhill Rockhill No.…
Remember the great times mover-goers had when they attended a motion picture at the time-hon…
In Ron Morgan’s recent Echoes from the Past column, he gives a brief mention of the early sa…
Two original Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad structures have been restored by the…
The coronavirus has negatively interrupted our lives making it necessary for many of us to l…
A fire truck sits in front of the Mapleton Volunteer Fire Station. The date of the photo is …
The history of the Mapleton area is a colorful one which combines the past and the present a…
A special thanks to Bryan Donaldson of Mount Union for sharing this photo of well-known Moun…
The past and present unite to map out the future of the historic East Broad Top Railroad. Ea…
Chris Corbin, Mapleton, supplied The Daily News with some photos from the Mapleton-Union His…
Chris Corbin, Mapleton Borough Council president, shared this photo with The Daily News show…
Chris Corbin, Mapleton Borough Council president, shared this undated photo of the Pennsylva…
It’s March and time to switch gears as spring approaches. Yes, we could receive one or more …
In this undated photo the marquee and front entrance to the legendary Alpine Theatre in Orbi…
If you follow the “Old News” column, readers will often notice in the 75 Years Ago section o…
Here’s the front of an envelope mailed in June 1936 from Mount Union announcing the “First F…
East Broad Top Railroad fans received a great Valentine’s Day gift last Friday morning at Ro…
The new Entriken Bridge was being constructed near present day Lake Raystown Resort when thi…
This stone-block foundation isn’t just any ordinary foundation. It’s a part of the massive R…
In today’s column it’s time to play “catch-up” ball as the columnist cleans up a very messy desk.
Conclusion
Mount Union and southern Huntingdon County residents should recognize this once-popular movi…
