Koa Beam pulled out his art supplies Saturday and set up shop in the Goldhaber-Fend Fine Arts Center gallery at the Community Arts Center of Cambria County where his exhibit "Heroes and Villains" is on display.

This week’s episode of the “159 Inclined” weekly podcast features author Russell Shorto, with a discussion of his latest book: “Smalltime: A Story of My Family And The Mob.”

Bottle Works and Penguin Court, a Preserve of Brandywine Conservancy, will present NatureWorks Environmental Expo virtually from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 6.

The American Heart Association is inviting people to attend its “Virtual Maskerade,” which is transforming the traditional formal gala into a digital experience.

Ashley Krinjeck has been appointed Pennsylvania Highlands Community College’s new director of student financial services.

The tradition of fish fry Fridays during Lent is about to begin in the region and people will make their way to churches and fire halls each week to feast on seafood specials and homemade side dishes.

At B.J. Maurer Ford dealership in Boswell, internet sales director Luke Maurer had been expanding the company’s online communication with customers even before the pandemic. 

This week’s episode of the “159 Inclined” weekly podcast is Part 2 of the two-part series with singer-songwriter Denise Krestal Baldwin.

Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art is continuing its tradition of recognizing and celebrating the region’s youth with “Artists of the 21st Century,” an annual student exhibition.

Valentine’s Day falling on a Sunday might be a nice tribute to the saint for which the holiday is named, but it’s not ideal for businesses that cater to individuals seeking last-minute gifts for their sweethearts.

This week’s episode of the “159 Inclined” weekly podcast launches a special two-part series featuring singer-songwriter Denise Krestal Baldwin. 

Shawn Curtis, of New Florence, former Sports Editor at The Tribune-Democrat, has joined the news reporting staff. 

It’s Super Bowl time. What does that mean to you from a marketing standpoint for your company? What takeaways might you have for your personal brand storytelling?

Chad Martin has been hired as a vice president on the business banking team, at First Commonwealth Bank, covering Blair, Cambria, Indiana and Somerset counties.

The healing power of art is being showcased in this exhibition. “Art Heals” is on display through Feb. 27 at Bottle Works, 411 Third Ave., in the Cambria City section of Johnstown.

“Heroes & Villains,” an exhibition by Koa Beam, is on display through March 26 in the Goldhaber-Fend Fine Arts Center gallery at the Community Arts Center of Cambria County, 1217 Menoher Blvd., Westmont.

This week’s episode of the “159 Inclined” weekly podcast features coach Mike Letizia and player John Gelatt from the Johnstown Tomahawks hockey team in an episode titled “Hey Hockeyville!”

Dale Oxygen is expanding into Somerset County with a new retail and warehouse facility.  

Do only what you can do. An extremely difficult and challenging mindset, but one that the best business leaders possess and do so well.

The “Major Works from the Permanent Collection and Old Master Prints” exhibit is on display through March 27 at Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Bedford, located in the Anderson House, 137 E. Pitt St. It features some of the world’s most-renowned and sought-after artists.

Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art will offer its Virtual Art Camp from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Feb. 13, March 13, April 10 and May 8 through Zoom.

Jeff Cramer, executive vice president of lending for 1st Summit Bank, said small-business borrowers got some good news this week.

This week’s episode of the “159 Inclined” weekly podcast features Michael Gruber, one of the first Johnstown Poet Laureate winners

Jennifer Lunden has joined the board of directors at 1st Summit Bank, Johnstown. 

Dan Cheever has joined UMF Medical, Johnstown, a leading manufacturer of innovative exam tables and procedure chairs, as vice president of sales and marketing.

Nothing beats a hot bowl of soup on a cold day. Whether it’s a tried-and-true favorite, a new recipe or a new invention, area residents are making soups that are enjoyed by family, friends and neighbors.

This week’s episode of the “159 Inclined” weekly podcast features Part 2 of a special two-part series with Steve Sheetz of Sheetz Inc.

Textiles, furniture, fixtures and other craft businesses may one day populate Johnstown’s now-empty storefronts.

Future brides and bridegrooms will want to make this virtual event their one-stop shop.

One cookie at a time, girls are developing courage, confidence and character. The annual Girl Scouts cookie sale began Friday and will continue through March 21.

Cambria City Flowers owner Steven Biter said his shop, which is attached to his house, is operating at half capacity as a precaution against the coronavirus.

We’re more than a week into a new year. Looking back on the challenging calendar year that recently ended, it’s evident that communication was the most important tool for all of us in 2020.

Dr. Stephen Matse, internal medicine specialist, is now seeing patients at the Richland Family Health Center in College Park Plaza.

This week’s episode of the “159 Inclined” weekly podcast features Part 1 of a special two-part series with Steve Sheetz of Sheetz Inc.

Dr. William F. Wright has joined the infectious disease services at Chan Soon-Shiong Medical Center at Windber (CSSMCW). 

Snow enthusiasts who enjoy downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding or tubing are in luck because the region offers several ski resorts that provide activities for many outdoor lovers.

The first episode of the “159 Inclined” weekly podcast for 2021 features Joyce Robley, who wrote the poem “January” – which led to her being selected as one of Johnstown’s first poet laureates.