The build-your-own Korean noodle restaurant at 208 E. Calder Way has permanently closed after about two years in State College.
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Do you think downtown State College businesses are getting harder to keep open?
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The State College Spikes will remain at Medlar Field under an agreement that resolves the university's eviction lawsuit against the club.
Two State College Area School District schools and an administration building were placed under a shelter-in-place order following a threatening phone call deemed not credible.
Authorities charged two men following a deadly fentanyl poisoning incident on campus.
A six-month pilot places 20 new signs at Centre Region bus stops offering real-time updates through QR codes and phones.
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Would you choose a local airport flight if it saved you significant travel time?
New nonstop flights connect State College Regional Airport to Charlotte as part of a local expansion effort.
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