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Posted: June 24, 2026 at 10:51AM

The Hollidaysburg Borough Authority is pleased to present to you this month’s “Quality on Tap” Hollidaysburg Borough Authority Water Quality...

Posted: June 12, 2026 at 3:14PM

The May 2026 Meeting Minutes are now available for public review. Residents and interested parties may view the minutes online by visiting the...

BLAIR PA ALERT: National Weather Service Partners - Blair County and Surrounding Areas Friday 08/07/2026 Scattered strong thunderstorms capable of locally damaging winds possible this afternoon and this evening, mainly across the southeast Locally heavy rainfall possible with storms this afternoon and evening Urban areas across the Lower Susquehanna Valley and areas recently hit by very heavy rain are more vulnerable/susceptible to flooding More storms possible on Saturday Initial briefing For more information and graphics go to www.weather.gov/media/ctp/DssPacket.pdf . You can also find additional weather information at www.weather.gov/ctp/briefing or www.weather.gov/ctp/selfbrief . Estimated time of next update: Final briefing barring significant changes Blair County Department of Emergency Services-MB ... See MoreSee Less
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Today (Tuesday August 4) is the tenth Hollidaysburg Farmers Market of the season; we meet from 11am-2pm, in rain and shine. No rain today! It's National Farmers Market Week, and also CORN WEEK! Sneak peeks include sweet corn, red ripe tomatoes, Chambersburg peaches, sourdough bread, a variety of good food through Doug’s Dawgs, The Dirty Soda Shack, and Bake Shop Bakes (with grab and go fresh made Italian and turkey subs in coolers), and yogurt smoothies through Blue Barn Farm! We have invited a special guest for National Farmers Market Week: TIPS Balloons. Come say hi to Mr. Dan!Our market meets each Tuesday 11-2 through the end of September and also meets for Night Markets on the third Friday of each market month, 5-8pm. If you need an address for your GPS, please use 301 Allegheny Street. The following list covers a lot of the local products our vendors are bringing today. There's too much to list it all, although we tried! You need to come and see for yourself!PRODUCE:Blue Barn Farm’s list includes: Sweet Corn, Chambersburg Peaches, three kinds of tomatoes (slicers, heirloom, cherry), Plums, Endive, Kale, Scallions, Salad Turnips, Candy Onions, Beans (green and yellow), Kohlrabi, Carrots, Fennel, Potatoes (red and white), Eggplant (classic and Asian), Peppers (Jalapeno, banana, bell), Zucchini, Yellow Squash, Cucumbers (slicers and picklers), Cabbage, Collard Greens, Swiss Chard, Herbs- Chives, Oregano, Parsley, Sage, Basil, Mint, Thyme… Garlic Bulbs, Jarred products - salsas, pickles, jams, salad dressings, Clover Creek Cheeses, Maple Syrup, and Raw milk, chocolate milk and pasteurized yogurt smoothies from Rissler Farm. Don’t forget to look inside the coolers to pick your fresh milk and cheese!Rispoli's Produce will have ground cherries, broccoli, Basil, Swiss chard, Curly and Dinosaur Kale, Dragon Tongue beans, Early Girl tomatoes, green beans, yellow beans, red white and blue potatoes, infused local honeys, honey sticks, Homegrown Sweet gourmet cucumbers (I am told that they are delicious), Zucchini in green and yellow, Yellow Squash, Spring Onions, Candy Onions, fresh brown free-range eggs, and rainbow eggs. Come talk to Lisa about what produce will be ready in the coming weeks, and get some honey!Judy's Home-Grown Vegetables is here with her fresh, high-quality vegetables and fruit! Today you need to see her beautiful Assorted cherry tomatoes, Assorted heirloom tomatoes, Edamame (immature soybeans in pods), Japanese cucumbers, Oyster mushrooms, Pac choi – green petioles, Pac choi – dwarf, white petioles, Sunflowers, and Swiss chard.Judy sells out most weeks, so get to her fast! Check Judy’s FB page and scroll back through to learn more about her produce and how to use it. She has a lovely description of how delicious edamame can be, and why they are called a “good friend of beer”. Horizon Micro Farm has delicious, fresh microgreens that are organic and hydroponic. When it’s very hot, the microgreens are likely to be stored in the cooler; just ask if you don’t see them out on the table! Kelly says, “They’re the best thing you’re not eating yet!” Lost Temple Nursery LLC is here this week with a variety of potted garden, yard, and house plants in different varieties and colors, including native plants, plants that support pollinators, and even trees and shrubs. Not sure what something is, or what to do with it? Ask them! Saying it again to make sure everyone knows: Lost Temple has now begun their summer pattern of attending the market every other week. Their next visit after this week will be August 18. If you don’t see them at market, and need something right away, visit/message their FB page!Sunshine & Succulents has succulent arrangements in a variety of pots and containers. Succulents make good presents; they love bright indirect light on your windowsill and will thrive outdoors on your porch or patio from summer through fall. Bring your kids or grandkids so they can create their own succulent sand art project. The Posie Patch will be here with their famous cut flowers, dried flowers, and dried wreaths in season. Do you know that you can call them and place your order ahead of time? Phone: 814-766-2270, or email theposypatch@ibyfax.com. Note that the business name is The Posie Patch and the email has a different ("posy") spelling. HANDMADE SOAP: Deep Well Farm has brought back MYSTERY BUNDLES (special $3 bags filled with several surprise soaps). They also made a new batch of magnesium body butter, and have new outdoor soap designs with black and gold details, little cat shaped soaps, and a limited amount of duck eggs, plus their regular scented and unscented soaps made with goat's milk, Jersey cow milk, and tallow, and (new product) sheep wool for gardening or birding. Come talk to Cora and learn more about what people do with a bag full of sheep wool! There *may* be a surprise animal guest near Deep Well’s booth at any time this summer; it is dependent on the weather. PREPARED FOODS (LUNCH SPECIALS):The Dirty Soda Shack is back with their dirty sodas, refreshers, iced teas, iced coffees, and delicious lunch offerings. They gave a heads-up yesterday that they intend to bring BLTs and Sloppy Joes today, accompanied by chips and pickles; check their FB page for any updates. Doug's Dawgs is back with classic hot dogs, chili mac, sausage sandwiches, cheesesteaks, burgers and cold drinks, perfect for a lunch stop. We need more pictures of Doug’s sandwiches and hot dogs—please take some and share to our page or tag us! Bake Shop Bakes Tyrone has fresh grab and go subs (Turkey and Italian) in the coolers in front of their baked goods display. Don’t forget to look in the coolers at the farmers market. Some of the best stuff is in there! BAKED GOODSBake Shop Bakes Tyrone is here with their crowd-pleasing, made-this-morning Italian Subs and Turkey Subs great for lunch, and a bakery case loaded with favorites including: Apple Dumplings, Fresh Cookies, Baked Treats, Pepperoni Bread and more! Again we must remind you to look in the coolers in front of Bake Shop Bakes’ table…some of the best stuff is in there! Seraphim Sourdough Co. has delicious sourdough offerings, including an assortment (different each week; no guarantees that a particular sourdough product will be there) of sourdough loaves, sourdough bagels, English Muffins, and scones. Learn more at their FB page!LOCALLY MADE PRODUCTS TO EAT AND DRINKThe Pickled Pimp uses locally grown vegetables and is veteran-owned, with flavors that include Sweet Heat, Sweet Horseradish Onion, Abe’s Kosher Dill, Vampire Killa’s, Spicy Dill, and Bread and Butta. Matt was away last week. Come try a sample and say hello!Hess Maple Products will be available through Blue Barn Farm this summer.The814Distillery will not attend this summer’s markets, and we’re sorry to lose them. We are looking for another local distillery.The Skirted Soldier and their sister company Blue Knob Farm have delicious and good smelling/useful products, made with raw materials from PA veteran-owned farms. We made a post on our FB page listing what you will find with them today; teas with names like Payload Peach and Blackhawk Blackberry, Sugar Cookie, and Maple Munition. HANDICRAFTS/FIBER ARTS Claudia's Crafts will not attend the market today. We expect to see them back next week!FEATURED NONPROFITS/ORGANIZATIONS: Hollidaysburg Area Arts Council will be on site with info about their free concerts at Canal Basin Park.The Allegheny Ukulele Kollective will be on site, providing some live music 11:30-1:30.Any omissions or errors in this list are completely the fault of the poster. See you at the market (June through September) each Tuesday, 11am-2pm, and on the third Friday of each market month from 5-8pm, rain and shine! We do not cancel the market except in cases of lightning/winds/thunderstorms. If this happens, it will be posted on the market’s FB page.We will have some Hollidaysburg Community Farm Show booklets for you this week---the Farm Show will be held in September.Thank you for supporting local. And thank you to our market sponsor, Evey Black Attorneys LLC !We thank you for your support and ask that you support all local agriculture wherever you may find it: the growers, makers, bakers and brewers of our local farmers markets, local online resources like Blair Markets, individual markets at farms and roadside stands, fresh ingredients sourced from local agriculture at our local eateries, food trucks and restaurants, and the local agricultural products found in our area's stores and businesses. ... See MoreSee Less
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BLAIR PA ALERT:FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT FROM 10 AM EDT THIS MORNING THROUGH LATE TONIGHTFlood Watch issued August 2 at 2:17AM EDT until August 3 at 2:00AM EDT by NWS State College PA* WHAT...Flash flooding caused by excessive rainfall is possible.* WHERE...A portion of central Pennsylvania, including the followingareas, Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Cameron, Clearfield, Elk, McKean,Northern Centre, Northern Clinton, Potter, Somerset and Warren.* WHEN...From 10 AM EDT this morning through late tonight.* IMPACTS...Excessive runoff may result in flooding of rivers,creeks, streams, and other low-lying and flood-prone locations.Flooding may occur in poor drainage and urban areas.* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...- Scattered to numerous heavy showers and thunderstorms areexpected today and tonight. Efficient rainfall rates of up to 2inches per hour along with repeat rounds of rain could result inflash flooding across the area.- www.weather.gov/safety/floodYou should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take actionshould Flash Flood Warnings be issued.www.weather.gov ... See MoreSee Less
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BLAIR PA ALERT: NWS Partners - Blair County and Surrounding Areas, Sat-Sun, Aug 1-2, 2026 Our next weather system will bring heavy showers and perhaps a few thunderstorms later Saturday night into Sunday across Central PA. The primary hazards will be localized flooding in poor-drainage and urban areas, and a few damaging wind gusts are possible if the sun peeks out. The highest threat for flooding and damaging winds is across western PA. Important changes: The slight risk area for excessive rainfall has been adjusted to be confined in northwestern Pennsylvania The risk for localized flooding will still be possible given storm motions and high moisture expected For more information and graphics, go to www.weather.gov/media/ctp/DssPacket.pdf . You can also find additional weather information at www.weather.gov/ctp/briefing or www.weather.gov/ctp/selfbrief . Blair County Department of Emergency Services-CF ... See MoreSee Less
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Posted: June 24, 2026 at 10:51AM

The Hollidaysburg Borough Authority is pleased to present to you this month’s “Quality on Tap” Hollidaysburg Borough Authority Water Quality...

BLAIR PA ALERT: National Weather Service Partners - Blair County and Surrounding Areas Friday 08/07/2026 Scattered strong thunderstorms capable of locally damaging winds possible this afternoon and this evening, mainly across the southeast Locally heavy rainfall possible with storms this afternoon and evening Urban areas across the Lower Susquehanna Valley and areas recently hit by very heavy rain are more vulnerable/susceptible to flooding More storms possible on Saturday Initial briefing For more information and graphics go to www.weather.gov/media/ctp/DssPacket.pdf . You can also find additional weather information at www.weather.gov/ctp/briefing or www.weather.gov/ctp/selfbrief . Estimated time of next update: Final briefing barring significant changes Blair County Department of Emergency Services-MB ... See MoreSee Less
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Today (Tuesday August 4) is the tenth Hollidaysburg Farmers Market of the season; we meet from 11am-2pm, in rain and shine. No rain today! It's National Farmers Market Week, and also CORN WEEK! Sneak peeks include sweet corn, red ripe tomatoes, Chambersburg peaches, sourdough bread, a variety of good food through Doug’s Dawgs, The Dirty Soda Shack, and Bake Shop Bakes (with grab and go fresh made Italian and turkey subs in coolers), and yogurt smoothies through Blue Barn Farm! We have invited a special guest for National Farmers Market Week: TIPS Balloons. Come say hi to Mr. Dan!Our market meets each Tuesday 11-2 through the end of September and also meets for Night Markets on the third Friday of each market month, 5-8pm. If you need an address for your GPS, please use 301 Allegheny Street. The following list covers a lot of the local products our vendors are bringing today. There's too much to list it all, although we tried! You need to come and see for yourself!PRODUCE:Blue Barn Farm’s list includes: Sweet Corn, Chambersburg Peaches, three kinds of tomatoes (slicers, heirloom, cherry), Plums, Endive, Kale, Scallions, Salad Turnips, Candy Onions, Beans (green and yellow), Kohlrabi, Carrots, Fennel, Potatoes (red and white), Eggplant (classic and Asian), Peppers (Jalapeno, banana, bell), Zucchini, Yellow Squash, Cucumbers (slicers and picklers), Cabbage, Collard Greens, Swiss Chard, Herbs- Chives, Oregano, Parsley, Sage, Basil, Mint, Thyme… Garlic Bulbs, Jarred products - salsas, pickles, jams, salad dressings, Clover Creek Cheeses, Maple Syrup, and Raw milk, chocolate milk and pasteurized yogurt smoothies from Rissler Farm. Don’t forget to look inside the coolers to pick your fresh milk and cheese!Rispoli's Produce will have ground cherries, broccoli, Basil, Swiss chard, Curly and Dinosaur Kale, Dragon Tongue beans, Early Girl tomatoes, green beans, yellow beans, red white and blue potatoes, infused local honeys, honey sticks, Homegrown Sweet gourmet cucumbers (I am told that they are delicious), Zucchini in green and yellow, Yellow Squash, Spring Onions, Candy Onions, fresh brown free-range eggs, and rainbow eggs. Come talk to Lisa about what produce will be ready in the coming weeks, and get some honey!Judy's Home-Grown Vegetables is here with her fresh, high-quality vegetables and fruit! Today you need to see her beautiful Assorted cherry tomatoes, Assorted heirloom tomatoes, Edamame (immature soybeans in pods), Japanese cucumbers, Oyster mushrooms, Pac choi – green petioles, Pac choi – dwarf, white petioles, Sunflowers, and Swiss chard.Judy sells out most weeks, so get to her fast! Check Judy’s FB page and scroll back through to learn more about her produce and how to use it. She has a lovely description of how delicious edamame can be, and why they are called a “good friend of beer”. Horizon Micro Farm has delicious, fresh microgreens that are organic and hydroponic. When it’s very hot, the microgreens are likely to be stored in the cooler; just ask if you don’t see them out on the table! Kelly says, “They’re the best thing you’re not eating yet!” Lost Temple Nursery LLC is here this week with a variety of potted garden, yard, and house plants in different varieties and colors, including native plants, plants that support pollinators, and even trees and shrubs. Not sure what something is, or what to do with it? Ask them! Saying it again to make sure everyone knows: Lost Temple has now begun their summer pattern of attending the market every other week. Their next visit after this week will be August 18. If you don’t see them at market, and need something right away, visit/message their FB page!Sunshine & Succulents has succulent arrangements in a variety of pots and containers. Succulents make good presents; they love bright indirect light on your windowsill and will thrive outdoors on your porch or patio from summer through fall. Bring your kids or grandkids so they can create their own succulent sand art project. The Posie Patch will be here with their famous cut flowers, dried flowers, and dried wreaths in season. Do you know that you can call them and place your order ahead of time? Phone: 814-766-2270, or email theposypatch@ibyfax.com. Note that the business name is The Posie Patch and the email has a different ("posy") spelling. HANDMADE SOAP: Deep Well Farm has brought back MYSTERY BUNDLES (special $3 bags filled with several surprise soaps). They also made a new batch of magnesium body butter, and have new outdoor soap designs with black and gold details, little cat shaped soaps, and a limited amount of duck eggs, plus their regular scented and unscented soaps made with goat's milk, Jersey cow milk, and tallow, and (new product) sheep wool for gardening or birding. Come talk to Cora and learn more about what people do with a bag full of sheep wool! There *may* be a surprise animal guest near Deep Well’s booth at any time this summer; it is dependent on the weather. PREPARED FOODS (LUNCH SPECIALS):The Dirty Soda Shack is back with their dirty sodas, refreshers, iced teas, iced coffees, and delicious lunch offerings. They gave a heads-up yesterday that they intend to bring BLTs and Sloppy Joes today, accompanied by chips and pickles; check their FB page for any updates. Doug's Dawgs is back with classic hot dogs, chili mac, sausage sandwiches, cheesesteaks, burgers and cold drinks, perfect for a lunch stop. We need more pictures of Doug’s sandwiches and hot dogs—please take some and share to our page or tag us! Bake Shop Bakes Tyrone has fresh grab and go subs (Turkey and Italian) in the coolers in front of their baked goods display. Don’t forget to look in the coolers at the farmers market. Some of the best stuff is in there! BAKED GOODSBake Shop Bakes Tyrone is here with their crowd-pleasing, made-this-morning Italian Subs and Turkey Subs great for lunch, and a bakery case loaded with favorites including: Apple Dumplings, Fresh Cookies, Baked Treats, Pepperoni Bread and more! Again we must remind you to look in the coolers in front of Bake Shop Bakes’ table…some of the best stuff is in there! Seraphim Sourdough Co. has delicious sourdough offerings, including an assortment (different each week; no guarantees that a particular sourdough product will be there) of sourdough loaves, sourdough bagels, English Muffins, and scones. Learn more at their FB page!LOCALLY MADE PRODUCTS TO EAT AND DRINKThe Pickled Pimp uses locally grown vegetables and is veteran-owned, with flavors that include Sweet Heat, Sweet Horseradish Onion, Abe’s Kosher Dill, Vampire Killa’s, Spicy Dill, and Bread and Butta. Matt was away last week. Come try a sample and say hello!Hess Maple Products will be available through Blue Barn Farm this summer.The814Distillery will not attend this summer’s markets, and we’re sorry to lose them. We are looking for another local distillery.The Skirted Soldier and their sister company Blue Knob Farm have delicious and good smelling/useful products, made with raw materials from PA veteran-owned farms. We made a post on our FB page listing what you will find with them today; teas with names like Payload Peach and Blackhawk Blackberry, Sugar Cookie, and Maple Munition. HANDICRAFTS/FIBER ARTS Claudia's Crafts will not attend the market today. We expect to see them back next week!FEATURED NONPROFITS/ORGANIZATIONS: Hollidaysburg Area Arts Council will be on site with info about their free concerts at Canal Basin Park.The Allegheny Ukulele Kollective will be on site, providing some live music 11:30-1:30.Any omissions or errors in this list are completely the fault of the poster. See you at the market (June through September) each Tuesday, 11am-2pm, and on the third Friday of each market month from 5-8pm, rain and shine! We do not cancel the market except in cases of lightning/winds/thunderstorms. If this happens, it will be posted on the market’s FB page.We will have some Hollidaysburg Community Farm Show booklets for you this week---the Farm Show will be held in September.Thank you for supporting local. And thank you to our market sponsor, Evey Black Attorneys LLC !We thank you for your support and ask that you support all local agriculture wherever you may find it: the growers, makers, bakers and brewers of our local farmers markets, local online resources like Blair Markets, individual markets at farms and roadside stands, fresh ingredients sourced from local agriculture at our local eateries, food trucks and restaurants, and the local agricultural products found in our area's stores and businesses. ... See MoreSee Less
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