This exhibit will have you taking a stroll down movie magic lane. “The Mark del Costello Collection” poster exhibition is on display through Oct. 18 at Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Bedford, located in the Anderson House, 137 E. Pitt St. It focuses on American graphic design of the modern era.

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Movie theaters and drive-ins are starting to reopen after having to close due to coronavirus concerns. Owners are eager to welcome moviegoers back with old and new films while also working to ensure the safety of those who attend.

The “159 Inclined” weekly podcast is the creation of John B. Gunter Community Leadership Initiative 2020 class members James Tucker, Will Brett, Lisa Hurst and Desiree Towe.

At the Greater Johnstown School District, a call for Mr. Jones could mean Michael or Gerald.

The “159 Inclined” weekly podcast is the creation of John B. Gunter Community Leadership Initiative 2020 class members James Tucker, Will Brett, Lisa Hurst and Desiree Towe.

Area salons and barbershops have reopened, welcoming clients who have had to wait months for that much-needed cut or color. But with coronavirus concerns lingering, safety procedures have been put in place.

A variety of flowers, vegetables, shrubs and herbs are grown and sold with care at SEADS Garden Center in Westmont.

The “159 Inclined” weekly podcast is the creation of John B. Gunter Community Leadership Initiative 2020 class members James Tucker, Will Brett, Lisa Hurst and Desiree Towe.

The summer will usher in a variety of camps that will keep children busy with engaging activities and hands-on learning.

The “159 Inclined” weekly podcast is the creation of John B. Gunter Community Leadership Initiative 2020 class members James Tucker, Will Brett, Lisa Hurst and Desiree Towe.

Relaxing in a brown leather chair, David Vitovich smoked a Nick’s Sticks sun-grown Little Havana Perdomo, his go-to daily cigar.

This time of the year, it’s natural for Miller Pools & Spas, Johnstown, to see increased sales, said Don Miller who succeeded his parents as owner of the business 40 years ago.

Although some might take credit, most advisers never saw the first quarter of 2020 coming. In fact, there was reason for cautious optimism that the great bull run, while slowing, was still running.

If you had a nickel for every time someone has said new normal during the past three months, it would be like a second stimulus check. Without a doubt, this is an unprecedented time and the government has taken some unprecedented measures to try and keep some sense of normalcy. But desperate…

The “159 Inclined” weekly podcast is the creation of John B. Gunter Community Leadership Initiative 2020 class members James Tucker, Will Brett, Lisa Hurst and Desiree Towe.

Seeing a shutdown coming as the coronavirus spread in March, leaders of spring youth sports leagues canceled uniform orders.

Nine area women will be recognized as the YWCA Greater Johns-town’s Tribute to Women honorees.

Supporters of youth sports, schools and fire departments within a two-hour radius of Tipton have likely purchased a Marianna’s Fundraisers pizza or hoagie.

Area residents are doing their parts to keep family, friends, neighbors and even strangers across the country safe – one stitch at a time.

While many Christians celebrate Easter on Sunday, those of the Eastern Orthodox rite who adhere to the Julian calendar will keep the observance on April 19.

The 2020 Spring Juried Exhibition of the Allied Artists of Johnstown is on display during regular banking hours through April 4 in the lobby of AmeriServ Financial, Main and Franklin streets, in downtown Johnstown.

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Brit Floyd’s extravagant show is making a return to Johnstown to present the best elements of the real Pink Floyd.

Platinum-selling country singer/songwriter Brett Eldredge will perform at 7:30 p.m. March 25 at 1st Summit Arena @ Cambria County War Memorial, 326 Napoleon St., downtown Johnstown.

School productions

Curtains will rise and theater lights will spotlight area student actors and actresses as they present musicals and plays on high school stages.

Live music

“Artists & Their Art & the People Behind the Scenes,” a premier medium at the Community Arts Center of Cambria County featuring the digitally painted photo manipulations by Zone Patcher, of Johnstown, will be on display Saturday through April 3 in the Goldhaber-Fend Fine Arts Center gallery, 1217 Menoher Blvd., Westmont.

Community Arts Center of Cambria County will host its Holi Festival of Colors, an authentic night of Indian cuisine and entertainment, at 6 p.m. March 21 at Masonic Temple, 130 Valley Pike, Johnstown.

The Community Arts Center of Cambria County’s Log Art Theatre will present “Sex Please, We’re Sixty” at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Feb. 27 through 29 in the arts center’s black box theater, 1217 Menoher Blvd., Westmont.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown is hosting “Divinely Inspired,” an exhibition of student artwork from Catholic schools in the region, through March 2 at Bottle Works, 411 Third Ave., in the Cambria City section of Johnstown.

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