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A lot of people might be surprised how quickly the Central football team seems to have reloaded in the wake of the graduation of record-setting quarterback Jeff Hoenstine and wideout Eli Lingenfelter along with several other members of the receiving corps. Junior Eli Muthler isn't among them. "I haven't really thought about it," said Muthler, who stepped into Hoenstine's shoes this fall. "I just go out there and try to complete some passes and do what I needed to do." He's done a pretty good...
In an away match against the Tyrone Lady Eagles and a home match against the Huntingdon Lady Bearcats, the Lady Dragon Tennis team took home two 5-0 victories to jump to a 2-0 record. Against the Eagles, Julia Ritchey won the first singles match with set scores of 6-1 and 6-0. Brooklyn Coppersmith lost in the first set, but came back with two scores of 7-6 and 6-4 for a win in the second singles match. Ashlynn Renner won the third singles match in a shutout with two set scores of 6-0. Zoe Grill and Kate Dunn paired for the first doubles match...
Facing off against the Bellefonte Red Raiders in their season opener, it was no surprise that the Dragons would start out a fresh season strong. A shutout for the Dragon defense combined with Central’s stunning offensive game paired well for a 49-0 overall victory. Though starting the game kicking off, the Dragon defense made quick work of the Raider offense. This allowed Central’s run game to plow down the field, ending with a one yard run from Hunter Smith for a Dragon touchdown with 7:44 remaining in the first quarter. The Dragon def...
BOYS SOCCER Facing the Chestnut Ridge Lions, the Central Dragon Boys Soccer team cinched a 4-2 victory in their season opener. At 14:12 in the first half, Avery Campbell scored the first goal of the game assisted by Jacob Heuston. The Dragons then held off the Lions until 31:43 where Chestnut Ridge tied the game with a score of their own. Early in the second half, at 48:27, Alexander Eicher scored for the Dragons assisted by Logan Hummel. The Lions tied the game at 2-2 at 54:12 shortly after....
On Tuesday, Aug. 22, the Dragon golf team competed in matches in both Blair and Bedford counties. Three Dragon seniors competed in the Omni Bedford Springs High school invitational, and the Dragons' team score of 236 was good enough to earn a six stroke victory over Altoona (242). Hollidaysburg (255) was third, followed by Bedford (266). Nick Baum earned medalist honors with a 75, while Griffin Snowberger finished a shot back at 76. Zach Oakes carded an 85 to round out the scoring. The rest of t...
Hunting for doves and resident Canada geese begins tomorrow (Sept. 1) in Pennsylvania. The dove season, consisting of a Sept. 1 through Nov. 24 segment and a later one from Dec. 19 through Jan, 6, 2024, allows hunters to kill 15 doves per day, with a possession limit of 45. It would take a lot better shooter than I am to collect these numbers of birds. The daily hunt lasts from a half-hour before sunrise until sunset. In addition to a regular hunting license, a dove hunter must possess a Pennsylvania migratory bird license that may be...
The 2022 Hollidaysburg Area High School football team paid out the nose for entering the year with few proven players, losing eight of its first nine games before ending the campaign by beating DuBois. Seven of those setbacks were by double digits. Most of the Golden Tigers who lived through that are back. And they’ve brought receipts. “This year, we have a lot more experience,” senior Drew Wyland said. “After how bad last year went for us and how demotivated we were getting, we’re a lot more pumped up this year. Everyone’s a lot more fired up....
A football player for Claysburg-Kimmel, a soccer player at Chestnut Ridge and someone very active in his church, C-K senior Elias Ritchey wears a lot of hats in the fall. "I definitely have to find a good balance," Ritchey said. Ritchey's hoping he can add a party hat after Friday night's game at Northern Bedford to celebrate a Bulldogs' upset victory over the state-ranked Black Panthers. Kickoff for the Inter-County Conference interdivisional clash at Panther Community Stadium is 7 p.m....
Most of Bill Musser’s Juniata Valley and Williamsburg football players this season aren’t old enough to drive. Musser, though, is handing them the keys to his Juniata Valley football program for the next few months. It’s a matter of necessity. Graduation has compounded with injury to decimate the starting lineup of last year’s District 6 Class 1A playoff team. The roster is primarily sophomores and freshmen, and many of those sophomores have barely gotten on the field, so it’s an experienced group, as well. The Green Hornet nickname is more a...
The Central Dragon golf team traveled to Bellefonte on Tuesday, Aug. 15 for their first Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference matchup of the season. The Dragons, led by Nick Baum’s round of 74, came away with a victory over 6 area teams. With a team score of 314, Central cruised to a 20 stroke victory over second place Bishop Guilfoyle. Seniors Griffin Snowberger and Zach Oakes shot 77 and 78 respectively for the Dragons, while Cody Clapper chipped in with an 85. Brighton Barnes carded an 88 in his first match of the season. The team will t...
“New … And, Hopefully, Improved,” could be the marketing slogan if Claysburg-Kimmel High School decided to run an ad campaign touting its 2023 Bulldog football team. The Bulldogs will come out to a newly refurbished field when it opens the season on Friday against visiting Berlin Brothersvalley, with new head coach Chuck Kassick unleashing a new-style offense with a lot of new faces at the skill positions. That’s made for a lot of new optimism for a program trying to turn around a 1-9 campaign last fall. “I think this is the most amount of...
August is not at the top of the list of sportsmen’s favorite months. Eager bass fishermen are out making some good catches, and the few groundhog hunters who are still active are pursuing the “pasture grizzlies.” However, most sportsmen are in “sleep mode.” While in sleep mode, many sportsmen anticipate easing out of their torpor and into some active outdoor adventures. Probably the sportsmen who are most eagerly anticipating autumn are deer hunters, especially bow and crossbow hunters. Having acquired their special licenses, they are ready...
Panther Stadium in Loysburg came alive this past Thursday evening as the 2023 Panther Football team took the field for the annual Black and White game. The evening was full of activities showcasing the students of NBC who will soon be an integral part of the Friday night lights for the Northern Bedford County School district. The evening also showcased the new stadium lights that were installed at Panther Stadium this summer. These state of the art lights with color changing features were...
If it’s not broke, don’t fix it. The Northern Bedford County High School football team isn’t broke. With starters back at 19 positions, the Black Panthers are far from it, in fact. They look just like last year’s 11-1 squad. No. It seems if anything is going to be broken this year, it’s going to be the Panthers’ opposition. Two seasons removed from making the PIAA Class 1A quarterfinals and 10 months away from a heartbreaking loss to Windber that denied it a return trip to states, Northern Bedford is setting a high bar for itself this season...
Friday night will mark one of the biggest football games in Claysburg-Kimmel history. It won't even matter whether the Bulldogs can upend powerhouse conference newcomer Berlin Brothersvalley or not. The Bulldogs are coming home. "I think that everyone is super excited," senior left guard-defensive end Ethan Claycomb said. "We have been waiting so long. "It's finally here." After a couple of years of running loose - driving 20 minutes up I-99 to play home games in Hollidaysburg - C-K finally will...
Head Coach: Shaun Coppersmith Players: Ashlynn Renner-12th Julia Ritchey-11th Brooklyn Coppersmith-11th Kate Dunn-10th Zoe Grill-10th Brooke Smith-10th Lila Kyle-10th Abigail Smith-10th Breslyn Beech-9th Aubry Eckman-9th Taryn Walters-9th Gabby Decker-9th League-LHAC Last Year’s Record-12-7 Returning Starters: 4 Letterwinners: 6 Newcomers: 5 Strengths: Lots of experience at the top four spots, hardworking, willing to learn, and always showing up ready to play. Concerns: Only concern that I would have is that we lack real game experience at t...
Roster (by grade): Boys: 12th- Chase Imes, 11th- Dhylan Miller, 10th- Nathan Eckenroad, 9th- Weston Hart Girls: 11th- Savanna Hershberger, 9th- Callie Miller, 7th- Bristol Barton, Brynn Miller, Carson Miller, Lily Miller Coach’s name: Whitley Mellott Number of years as head coach: 4 League: ICC Returning starters/letterwinners: 11th- Dyhlan Miller, 11th- Savanna Hershberger Newcomers: 12th- Chase Imes, 10th- Nate Eckenroad, 9th- Weston Hart, 9th- Callie Miller, 7th- Briston Barton, 7th- Brynn Miller, 7th- Carson Miller, 7th- Lily Miller S...
The Central Martinsburg Cross Country team is gearing up for another exciting season. The previous season (2022) resulted in the boys team winning 4/6 meets within the Laurel Highlands conference and 6 wins and 6 losses in non-conference meets. The boys team was ranked 3rd overall in District 6 AA championships. The ladies team only consisted of 2 runners in 2022 and had great success regardless of size. The girls team overall had 1/6 wins in Laurel Highlands conference and 2/6 wins in non-conference meets. Freshman Lanee Berkhimer (shown) won...
Roster: Girls- Grade 12- Eliza Mock, Kara Lansberry Grade 10- Macy Norris Grade 9- Adilyn Isenberg Boys- Grade 12- Jeremiah Ross Grade 11- Ethan O Grade 10- Ryland Corl, Dayne Mock Coach’s name: April Wheland Number of years as head coach: 4 League: ICC Returning starters/letterwinners: Macy Norris, Eliza Mock, Kara Lansberry, Jeremiah Ross, Ethan O, Dayne Mock, Ryland Corl Newcomers: Adilyn Isenberg Strengths: Positive attitudes and impressive sportsmanship Concerns: Our small size is always a concern, but our junior high has been growing a...
Roster (by grade): Seniors: Rachel Bowman, Reaghan Grimes, Mariah Hall, Lydia Koontz, Leah Swanseen, Ava Whisker, Mikayla Widmann Juniors: Ava Helsel, Jaylyn Resh, Reagan Snider Sophomores: Livi Helsel, Rachel Miller, Kayla Sollenberger, Alyssa Yeatts Freshmen: Lydia Barton, Emily Dennis, Abby Detwiler, Mylee Mitchell, Kitt Reininger, Mayleigh Ritchey, Rhianna Wilson Coach’s name: Marcus Yeatts Number of years as head coach: 2nd League: ICC North Division Last year’s record: 18-4 Returning starters/letterwinners: Starters: Rachel Bowman, Rea...
Coach: Brian Campbell What year is this for you as head coach: 11th yr. Career record: 100-80-8 Last year’s record: 4-14-0 Conference: LHAC Returning starters: SENIORS: Lane Kephart, F; Avery Campbell, MF; Bennett Kensinger, MF; Bradan Defibaugh, D; Caleb Peck, D; Ben Brumbaugh, D/G; JUNIORS: Logan Hummel, MF; Connor Biddle, G; SOPHOMORES: Christian Heuston, MF Other returning players: SOPHOMORES: Alexander Eicher, F; Joey Bridenbaugh, D; Hunter Keith, D; Korbyn Horon, D Newcomers: SENIORS: Robert Long-Yarrison, F; Felix Diaz, D; FRESHMEN: J...
Coach Name: Randy Trexler Number of years as head coach: 2 League: Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference Last year’s record: League: 18-0 (Overall: 20-2-0) Returning starters: SENIORS – Lacey Ripka (GK/F); JUNIORS – Paiton Campbell (MF), Lakkyn Dibert (F), Danielle Heltzel (D), Kira Trexler (MF), Rachel Theys (D); SOPHOMORES – Carli Hart (F), Leya Hazenstab (MF), Bethany Kensinger (MF) Other returnees: JUNIORS - Avery Kasun; SOPHOMORES – Madeline Benton, Vada Thompson Newcomers: FRESHMEN – Addison Long, Brittany Bartley, Cameron Bailey, Ellie Mc...
Roster (by grade) Seniors: Chase Imes, Zach Lawton, Noah Kochara, Aiden Wadel, Paedon Logue, Nate Blackburn Juniors: Logan Dilling, Alex Kochara, Sophomores: Max Gochnour, Nate Eckenroad, D’Angelo Wojcik Freshman: Isaiah Baker, Logan Cottle, Ashton Whisker, Weston Hart, Owen Blackburn Coach’s name: Dan Oberman First year coach League: ICC West Last year’s record: 13-5-1 Letterwinner: Chase Imes, Zach Lawton, Noah Kochara, Aiden Wadel, Paedon Logue, Logan Dilling, Alex Kochara, Max Gochnour, Nate Eckenroad Newcomers: Nate Blackburn, Isaia...
Roster (by grade): SENIORS Heather Brumbaugh, Payton Gregg, Madison Kennedy, Makenna Kocsis, Mckenzie Pozger, Kaitlyn Weitzel JUNIORS Dessa Boyles, Diamond Dotzler, Lyla Imes, Kaylee Kensinger, Sydney Metzler, Alayna Mingle, Aubrey Rhodes SOPHOMORES Norah Bechtel, Maggie Blattenberger, Jaycie Butler, Adisen Closson, Piper Diehl, Delaney Hoover, Sophia Marko, Kerrie Mock, Amber Shade, Callie Smith,Macie Smith FRESHMEN Sarah Blattenberger, Nadine Brubaker, Peyton Decker, Kayla Diaz, Ellie Fisher, Alexis Hughes, Addison Imes, Lily Lightner, Lucy...
Coach: Julie Cavender Assistant coaches: Tony Cavender, Harleigh Cavender What year is this for you as head coach: 5th year Career record: 56-32 Last year's record: 11-11 Returning starters: Emalee Cavender, 12th Grade, OH Alayna Hill, 12th Grade, L Ava Dibert, 11th Grade, MH Payton Hinish, 10th Grade, S Haydyn Lamborn, 11th Grade, S Other returning players: Jazmyne Claycomb, 12th Grade, OH Shanda Weyandt , 12th Grade, OH Jayme Acker, 11th Grade, MH Layla Diehl, 11th Grade, MH Autumn Frazier,...
Roster: Seniors- Addison Arcq, Lindsey Bolinger, Samantha Corle, Kara Dietz, Dani Imler, Halle Lingenfelter, Lacy McIlnay, Lainie Sipes Juniors- Abby Bowser, Addison Love, Madison Miller Sophomores- Emalee Bowser, Elisa Camenga, Kaylee Ebersole Freshmen- Grace Dainty, Amberly Detterline, Emma Detterline, Callie Miller, Ava Sipes Head Coach: Shalonne Sipes, 4th season Assistant Coach: Jenn Davis League: Inter County Conference Last year's record: 12-7 Returning starters/letter winners: Addison Ar...
Coach: Chuck Kassick Record at current school and years coached: 0 – 0, 1st Year Career record and years coached: 0 – 0, 1st Year League: ICC Letterwinners returning: 14 Returning offensive starters and position: Trevor Ritchey, OL; Reece Replogle, OL; Landon Knisely, OL; Ethan Claycomb, OL; Deken Brown, OL; Anthony McGeary, HB; Returning defensive starters and position: Ethan Claycomb, DL; Reece Replogle, DL; Remington Diehl, DL; Shawn Weyandt, DL; Anthony McGeary, LB; Zack Campagna, DB; Returning special teams starters and position: Ree...
Coach’s name: Garry Black Number of years as head coach: 8 League: ICC Last year’s record: 11-1 Returning starters/letterwinners: Returning offensive starters and position: Eion Snider, QB; Adam Johnson, RB; Ashton Detterline, FB; Aaron Bowers, WR; Ben Gable, WR; Brock Beach, OL; Josiah Bowser, OL; Noah Baker, OL; Brian Amick, OL Returning defensive starters and position: Rece Dibert, LB; Logan Pepple, LB; Ashton Detterline, LB; Adam Johnson, LB; Brock Beach, DT; Josiah Bowser, DE; Keyan Guyer, DE; Ben Gable, CB; Aaron Bowers, S; Eion Sni...
Coach Name: Robbie Keith Number of years as head coach: 16 League: Laurel Highlands Last year’s record: Overall: 12-5-1 League: 7-4 Returning Starters and Letterwinners: Griffin Snowberger (12), Nick Baum (12), Zach Oakes (12), Alex Snyder (12) Other returning players: Brennen Yingling (12), Bryton Barnes (11), Cortlyn Hetrick (11), Tyler Gach (11) Newcomers: Bryson Brooks (11), Marah Dickson (11), Cody Clapper (9), Brooks Matthews (9), Cameron Yingling (9), Aubry Eckman(9) Strengths: We have 4 players who basically live at the golf cour...
Roster By Grade: Riley Ebersole, 12; Trevor Finnegan, 12; Aiden Simpson, 12; Ryleigh Lehman, 11; Brodie Solar, 11; Elijah Weyant, 11; Larry Baxtrom, 10; Cory Walter, 10; Elijah Ebersole, 9; Gabby Nelson, 9; Cole Walter, 9 Coach: Steven Oakes (4 Years) Conference: InterCounty Conference Returners (5): R. Ebersole, A. Simpson, R. Lehman, B. Solar, E. Weyant Newcomers (6): T. Finnegan, L. Baxtrom, C. Walter, E. Ebersole, G. Nelson, C. Walter Strengths: Five returning letterman, eleven good student athletes with positive attitudes and eager to...
Coach: Dave Baker Record at current school and years coached: 107-41, 13th year Career record and years coached: 233-211-11, 42 years Last year's varsity record: 12-3 Letterwinners returning: 26 Returning offensive starters: C–Brady Albright; RT–Ben Lovett; RG–Caden Schenk; RT–Jaxon Detterline; FB–Hunter Smith. Returning defensive starters: LB–Hunter Smith; CB–Jacob Benton; DT–Caden Schenk,Sawyer Howard. Returning special teams starters: K-P–Hunter Smith Probable offensive starters: TE-–Wya...
Football season is quickly approaching! Cove schools are getting ready for the upcoming season, as practices started last week. Elias Ritchey, a senior on this year's Claysburg-Kimmel Bulldog football team, finishes up his Monday morning practice with the team on C-K's new field. Check out next week's Herald to see what's to come this season in our Fall Sports Preview....
The Central Dragon Golf team kicked off its 2023 campaign last Thursday with a trip to the Happy Valley Invitational at Penn State's white course. The Dragons took home a second place finish out of 18 teams in the AA field with a team score of 309, finishing 3 strokes behind St. Joseph's Academy. Griffin Snowberger captured the individual championship, shooting a 1 under 71 and winning in a card off against West Shamokin's Alex Talmadge. Nick Baum finished in a tie for fourth place with a 73....
When you get to be a certain age (don’t ask me when), catching a bunch of fish becomes less important than it once was -- though you do want to catch some trout when fishing. Instead, you start to observe your surroundings, and sometimes you want to do things differently, just to fool around. During the past couple years, I have sometimes deviated from my usual fishing habits, just for the heck of it. Though I have not tried the popular new method of nymph-fishing called Euro nymphing, which its proponents say allows them to vacuum a stream b...
6 Central High School graduate Devon Boyles helped lead Mainline Pharmacy of Johnstown baseball team to the 2023 AAABA National Baseball title. The team went undefeated in the annual tournament to bring home the title. Boyles attends UPJ, where he plays baseball....
Jason Zorn and Richard Brown move trout fingerlings at the Laurel Hill Trout Farm in Osterburg Monday morning. The pair had some rain to contend with, as well as near-90s temperatures....
Not only will Monday, Aug. 14 mark the start of DMAP permit sales, it’s also when the third round of antlerless deer license sales begins. In Round 3, hunters who already have purchased two antlerless deer licenses may pick up a third for any Wildlife Management Unit where licenses remain. Sales of both third-round antlerless licenses and DMAP permits will begin at 8 a.m. at all locations where licenses are sold, including online. To date, seven of Pennsylvania’s 22 Wildlife Management Units are sold out of antlerless licenses, and add...
When in the outdoors, sportsmen observe various things. Let's start with some good things I have seen this year. Most sportsmen know ruffed grouse are having a rough time because of the devastating effects of West Nile Virus. Previous to this year, I had seen only one grouse in the past 10 years. I doubled that this year, which is not especially encouraging but is a slight improvement. The first of these grouse was one of the "tame" type the game commission wants people to report seeing so that...
Nick Baum of Roaring Spring won The College Prep series held at The Links at Gettysburg course on July 22 and 23. Baum was the leader through the first round, shooting two under through 10 holes. The back nine proved a little trickier, but he held his own finishing for a first-place tie shooting a 74. Day two was a tough battle between him and his two other teammates, but Baum ended up capturing the title. Baum finished the tournament with one eagle and four birdies. Baum took his chances when...
Spring Cove Jr. High Boys Basketball finished second in the nine-team 12u division of Hoopsfest. The team composed of (from left) Colby Gojmerac, Landyn Kasun, Brooks Decker and Kaemen Oakes finished with a 5-1 record. All four boys will be seventh graders this coming season at Spring Cove Middle School. The only loss of the day came to Chambersburg 21-19 in the finals. The HoopsFest 3-on-3 basketball tournament held each year on the 4th Saturday of July was always the largest fundraiser for...
My neighbor, Dr. Archie O. Logist, constantly evaluates my column. One recent afternoon he interrupted my lawn mowing to accost me. “Rich, you’re constantly criticizing the game commission. Don’t you have anything good to say about it?” “No. I once had great respect for the commission. But, it and its board members have pretty much thumbed their collective noses at sportsmen to satisfy non-sportsmen’s agendas. The list is extensive. “I have written about their disdain for sportsmen while catering to game hogs with their brown-and-dow...
Skunks are common animals, especially in town where they have many places to hide and where they have reliable food sources. They are beautiful animals with lovely fur coats. Unfortunately, they smell, well, like skunks. This past winter Donna had to let her little dog, Sage, out during the night to take care of “business.” However, after taking care of business, Sage was sprayed by a skunk before making it back into the house. Donna gathered some Dawn dishwashing liquid and other cleansers, and we de-scented the dog. Several rugs where we had...
Hundreds of basketball players and fans descended on Altoona Saturday for Hoopsfest. Two hundred teams from six states were entered in the three-on-three competition. This is the 21st year for the annual event. The first 19 years were in Tyrone. This year's theme was "Elevate." "HoopsFest continues to solidify its position as the go-to three-on-three basketball destination in the state," said Founder Jim Kilmartin. "We are thrilled that, for the second year in a row, downtown Altoona will...
Spring Cove won the six-day 12u Spring Cove Youth Baseball tournament on July 6 by defeating Bellwood Antis 7-6 in the championship game. Spring Cove finished the tournament undefeated with wins over Williamsburg, Mount Union, Hollidaysburg and Bellwood-Antis. Team members are (front row, from left)Cam Heck, Rory Martin, Troy Marks, Ethan Baker, Owen Clark; (second row, from left)Brooks Decker, Kaemen Oakes, Colby Gojmerac, Jack Hetrick, Landyn Kasun, and Talon Deihl....
Note: This article was originally printed in the May 29, 2008, edition of the Herald. It is being reprinted in honor of Williamsburg’s recent celebration of 125 years of graduates. Exactly 50 years to the day that the Blue Pirates’ baseball team won the Blair County League with a 6-1 victory over Hollidaysburg, Williamsburg school officials on Saturday, May 14, honored WHS’s “Triple Crown” winners from the 1957-58 school year. The day was also declared “Sam Fonzi Day” in Williamsburg. Mr. Fonzi was the coach of the football and baseball team...
HoopsFest, the largest outdoor 3-on-3 basketball tournament in Pennsylvania, is back again for its 21st year. This year’s tournament is scheduled for Saturday, July 22. Known for its excellence in youth and adult 3-on-3 basketball, HoopsFest attracts players from across Pennsylvania and nine other states. This year the speakers will match the excellence on the court. John James, an original member of Newsboys, is set to attend and speak along with Johnny Moore. John James joined the Newsboys as lead vocalist around 1985; he stayed with the News...
Josh Dell, a student at Hoover Martial Arts Center in Martinsburg, recently tested for his 1st Degree Black Belt in Okinawa Kenpo Karate and Kobudo. Dell has been training at Hoover Martial Arts Center for nearly 10 years having begun his study of the art at the age of 7. He completed a multi-day testing at the home school in Martinsburg consisting of not only physical technique requirements, but also a question-and-answer session, a written portion, and a thesis on the history of Okinawa...
When I was a young fisherman, the veterans of that long-ago time gradually began to accept me. After all, I was constantly on the stream and occasionally bumped into notable season-long fishermen like Michael “Pike” DiBartolome and Sam Lower, often bugging them about fishing strategies and times to be on the water. A few other “old timers” might not have always been truthful; but when DiBartolome or Lower told me something, it was trout-fishing gospel. One piece of advice these local legends shared more than once was to be on the water as soon...
Living on a farm outside of East Freedom is a young man who has recently contended for a national championship. His name is Aden Dively, and he is just 13 years old and is entering eighth grade at Spring Cove. Aden and his dad are enthusiastic bass fishermen. During the summer they fish for river smallmouths nearly every weekend on a catch-and-release basis. To say that they are successful is an understatement. In fact, Aden has landed smallies over 20 inches long. As if this weren't enough,...
Exploring the possibility of reintroducing American martens to Pennsylvania will include consideration of an additional public survey gauging residents’ opinions on the matter. The Pennsylvania Game Commission recently developed the draft “American Marten Reintroduction and Management Plan for Pennsylvania,” a long-term, 10-year strategy to translocate the species back to the state, then conduct comprehensive monitoring to evaluate that reintroduction. The Board of Commissioners tabled a proposal until the results of a soon-...
