Sunday, May 10, 2026 - Mother's Day
Anna Jarvis, the daughter of Ann Reeves Jarvis, after her mother died in 1905, she campaigned for a national holiday to memorialize her mother’s sacrifices.
 

The Path to a National Holiday
1908: Anna Jarvis held the first official Mother’s Day service at St. Andrew’s Methodist Church in West Virginia.

1914: President Woodrow Wilson signed the proclamation making the second Sunday in May an official national holiday.

Symbolism: Anna chose the white carnation as the original symbol because it was her mother's favorite flower.

📍 Today, The International Mother's Day Shrine in Grafton, WV, marks this birthplace.

Mike and Karin Vasil, lifelong residents and high school sweethearts, have deepened their roots in Northern Cambria by opening Just Love Coffee Cafe.

As their four children left home, the couple sought new ways to give back to the town that shaped them.

Just Love Coffee Cafe, at 2611 Bigler Avenue, blends community spirit with rich, ethically sourced coffee—roasted on site in small batches and nationally recognized for quality.

The cafe’s welcoming atmosphere draws locals each morning, offering an inventive menu: omelets and sandwiches made with a waffle iron, plus signature “Fizzy” sodas that kids and adults love.

The Vasils are hosting a first anniversary celebration on May 30, 2026, featuring specials on coffee beans and select beverages for the whole community.

Support local. Discover what a cup of coffee can do in Northern Cambria.

In the Disney movie "Beauty and the Beast," what is the name of the village where Belle and her father live?

Reach the Heart of the County:
Why Your Message Belongs in the Buzz

This week’s spotlight on Just Love Coffee Cafe and Joyce's Jems Consignment & More, showcases the incredible power of the Cambria County community. Stories like these show the value of The Cambria Buzz and express the true reasons that drive our readers to engage, share, and support local.

Cambria Buzz is where the county’s most active citizens, small business owners, and non-profit leaders gather to stay connected.

Why Sponsor the Buzz?

     Values-Based Alignment: Place your ad alongside uplifting, local stories that matter to families and community leaders.

     High Engagement: Our subscribers are "doers" who actively look for ways to support small business and local organizations.

     Support Local Storytelling: Your sponsorship keeps the "Buzz" alive, allowing us to highlight the boutiques, volunteers, heroes, and success stories that make our county home.

Join our next issue: Connect with your neighbors and grow your local influence. Contact us today to discuss sponsorship and advertising opportunities.

 thecambriabuzz@gmail.com * PH (814) 201-7511

Joyce's Jems Consignment & More

Families across Cambria County face the yearly challenge of finding the perfect prom dress without breaking the bank.

This spring, many local teens discovered dream-worthy gowns at Joyce’s Jems Consignment and More on Crawford Avenue in Northern Cambria, offering high-end looks at budget-friendly prices.  

Founded by Joyce Douglas, the boutique runs on a consignment model—residents bring in quality, gently used items that find new life in the community.  

From bedazzled formal wear to an entire wall of well-organized children’s clothing, families can browse trendy options for every age.  

The shop’s curated selection includes accessories like Michael Kors and Coach handbags, sparkling jewelry, home décor, and seasonal gifts—all artfully displayed for an upscale shopping experience.  

Shoppers looking to make their dollar stretch without sacrificing style are finding that the ever-changing inventory at Joyce’s Jems makes every visit a new adventure.

Drivers in Jackson Township, Cambria County should expect significant delays on U.S. 22 (Admiral Peary Highway) on Thursday, May 7, as PennDOT crews install new traffic signal equipment at the intersections with Chickaree Hill Road and Mile Hill Road.

Traffic could be slowed by up to 15 minutes while the upgrades take place.

The improvements follow increased activity and higher traffic volume at Jackson Township Business Park, prompting the need for safer and more efficient signals.

Initially, the new signals will operate in a flash mode with stop controls and truck crossing warnings before transitioning to full stop-and-go signals as traffic grows.

Plum Contracting, Inc., based in Greensburg, is leading this $1.1 million effort to enhance local roadways and support future development in the area.

PennDOT urges motorists to stay alert, obey work zone signage, and check 511PA for live traffic updates.

With prom season near, Forest Hills High School in Sidman delivered a vivid warning on impaired driving through a compelling mock crash staged by local first responders.

Students witnessed emergency crews rescue victims from a simulated car accident, offering a striking look at the dangers of driving under the influence.

Police Chief Kirk Moss stressed the importance of safe driving, referencing recent tragedies in the county.

He called on students to wear seat belts, stay focused, and avoid distractions or substances behind the wheel.

Senior Danica Shrift found the experience alarmingly lifelike and a vital reminder of what’s at stake.

Superintendent David Lehman echoed the need for awareness, urging teens to make smart choices as celebrations approach.

Local efforts, supported by PennDOT and the Highway Safety Network, continue to spread the life-saving message: protect yourself and others—never drive impaired.

A thrilling wildlife adventure is heading to Johnstown, offering residents a rare chance to encounter animals from across the globe right in their own community.

Wild World of Animals, led by renowned wildlife expert Grant Kemmerer, is set to captivate audiences at the Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center at UPJ on Saturday, May 16, at 3 p.m.

This dynamic show welcomes guests of all ages, promising an engaging, up-close introduction to sloths, armadillos, owls, and even more exotic creatures—from the familiar to the unexpected.

In advance, Kemmerer is bringing special animal guests to classrooms at Bishop McCort Catholic Elementary School, giving local students a memorable and personal experience.

Organizers highlight that these school visits are just a preview of an even larger spectacle awaiting families at the live event.

Tickets are available now through Ticketmaster and the First Summit Arena box office.

Pennsylvania Highlands Community College will celebrate its 31st commencement on Friday, May 15, at 6 p.m.

The ceremony takes place at the Richland Campus Auditorium in Johnstown.

Brian Lanham, Student Senate President and Student Trustee, will deliver the commencement address and receive an Associate of Applied Science in Business Management.

Additional speakers include Dr. Steve Nunez, college president, Dr. Janet Grady, Board of Trustees chairperson, Scott Hunt, Cambria County President Commissioner, and Dr. Robert M. Clark, Faculty Senate President.

A Distinguished Graduate Award will honor a student for outstanding academics and community commitment.

The event will be live-streamed on YouTube for those unable to attend.

Guests should arrive by 5:45 p.m., and ticketless attendees may view the ceremony in designated campus areas, which are ideal for families.

Please check out our Survey!
What do you like about Cambria Buzz?

Cambria Buzz BOGO

Events in Cambria County, PA: May 6, 2026 – May 12, 2026

🗓️ Family-Friendly Events in Cambria County, PA

May 6–12, 2026

All events verified against primary sources. Always confirm details before attending as schedules can change.

🟢 FREE EVENTS

1. Allied Artists of Johnstown Spring Show (ongoing through week)

• Dates: Wed May 6 – Tue May 12, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Mon–Sat); check Sun hours
• Location: Community Arts Center of Cambria County (CACCC), 411 Third Ave., Johnstown, PA 15906
• Description: The Spring Show presents work from local Allied Artists of Johnstown members displayed in the main gallery. A wonderful opportunity to browse original paintings, photography, and mixed media by regional artists. Running April 16–May 30.
• Age Appropriateness: All ages
• Cost: Free
• Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar – visitjohnstownpa.com/johnstown-events/events-calendar
  
  

2. "Let Me Be Myself: The Life Story of Anne Frank" Exhibition (ongoing through week)

• Dates: Wed May 6 – Tue May 12 (open daily except Tuesday; May 7, 8, 9, 11 = 10 AM–5 PM; May 10 = 12–5 PM; May 12 = with museum admission)
• Location: Frank & Sylvia Pasquerilla Heritage Discovery Center, 201 Sixth Ave., Johnstown, PA 15906
• Description: A powerful international traveling exhibition from the Anne Frank Center at the University of South Carolina exploring Anne Frank's life, the Holocaust, and WWII — including local Johnstown connections to the era. The exhibit is on display at the Frank and Sylvia Pasquerilla Heritage Discovery Center along Broad Street, presented in partnership between Hope Springs Eternal: The Holocaust Project and Heritage Johnstown.
• Age Appropriateness: Best for ages 10+; older children and adults
• Cost: Included with museum admission ($10 adults, $8 seniors/children 3–18, under 3 free). Note: The exhibition itself is listed as free to enter on some dates on the Visit Johnstown calendar; confirm with Heritage Johnstown at 814-539-1889 or heritagejohnstown.org
• Source: Heritage Johnstown (heritagejohnstown.org); Visit Johnstown Events Calendar
  
  

3. Heritage Discovery Center / Johnstown Children's Museum (ongoing)

• Dates: May 6–12 (open all days except Tuesday; May 6 = Wed, open; May 7 Thu–May 9 Sat = 10 AM–5 PM; May 10 Sun = 12–5 PM; May 11 Mon = 10 AM–5 PM; May 12 Tue = CLOSED)
• Location: Frank & Sylvia Pasquerilla Heritage Discovery Center, 201 Sixth Ave., Johnstown, PA 15906
• Description: The 3rd-floor Johnstown Children's Museum offers hands-on interactive exhibits. The broader center includes the "America: Through Immigrant Eyes" gallery, the Iron & Steel Gallery, and "Forging a Nation: Johnstown Iron & Steel." A top family destination in Cambria County.
• Age Appropriateness: All ages; Children's Museum especially ages 2–10
• Cost: $10 adults, $8 seniors/children 3–18, under 3 free (Museums for All: $3/person with SNAP EBT card)
• Source: Heritage Johnstown Admissions & Hours – heritagejohnstown.org
  
  

4. Oh So Artsy Folk Art Party

• Date: Saturday, May 9, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
• Location: Community Arts Center of Cambria County (Bottle Works), 411 Third Ave., Johnstown, PA 15906
• Description: A fun-filled, family-friendly celebration of folk art. Designed especially for children and their families, this free community event invites young artists to explore the rich traditions of folk art through hands-on crafts, engaging activities, and lively entertainment. A great Saturday afternoon outing for kids.
• Age Appropriateness: All ages; especially families with children
• Cost: Free
• Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar – visitjohnstownpa.com
  
  

5. One Family's Experience of the Holocaust (Special Program)

• Date: Saturday, May 9, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
• Location: Frank & Sylvia Pasquerilla Heritage Discovery Center, 201 Sixth Ave., Johnstown, PA 15906
• Description: A companion program to the Anne Frank exhibition. A personal speaker shares their family's lived experience of the Holocaust, providing a powerful perspective on the history. Suitable for older children and adults.
• Age Appropriateness: Ages 12+
• Cost: Free (included with museum admission or for members)
• Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar – visitjohnstownpa.com
  
  

6. Mother's Day at the Museums / Heritage Discovery Center Open

• Date: Sunday, May 10, 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
• Location: Frank & Sylvia Pasquerilla Heritage Discovery Center, 201 Sixth Ave., Johnstown, PA 15906
• Description: The Heritage Discovery Center and Children's Museum are open on Mother's Day. The Anne Frank exhibition is also on view. A meaningful outing for families — check Heritage Johnstown's website for any special Mother's Day programming closer to the date.
• Age Appropriateness: All ages
• Cost: $10 adults, $8 seniors/children (see above)
• Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar – visitjohnstownpa.com
  
  

7. Cambria County Library – Ongoing Free Programs (Johnstown Branch)

• Dates: May 6–12 (Mon–Fri 8 AM–8 PM, Sat 8 AM–4 PM, closed Sunday)
• Location: Cambria County Library, 248 Main Street, Johnstown, PA 15901
• Description: The library offers Story Hour (free program facilitated by Library volunteers) to help children develop a lifetime love of books, reading, and learning. Also Twilight Tales evening story time. The library offers year-round programming for all ages including children's storytimes, teen activities, and adult book clubs. Call (814) 536-5131 for the specific May schedule.
• Age Appropriateness: All ages (varied programs by age group)
• Cost: Free
• Source: Cambria County Library System – cclsys.org
  
  

🔵 PAID EVENTS

8. 1st Summit Arena Public Skating

• Dates: Available throughout the week; check calendar at 1stsummitarena.com
• Location: 1st Summit Arena at Cambria County War Memorial, 326 Napoleon Street, Johnstown, PA 15901
• Description: Public skating is available at both 1st Summit Arena in Johnstown and North Central Recreation Center in Ebensburg. A fun family activity any time of year.
• Age Appropriateness: All ages
• Cost: Admission fee applies (check website for current pricing)
• Source: 1stsummitarena.com

9. "Dare to Dream, Jr." — Cresson Lake Playhouse ⭐ Top Pick for Families

• Dates/Times:
  • Thursday, May 7: 5:30 PM & 7:30 PM
  • Friday, May 8: 5:30 PM & 7:30 PM
  • Saturday, May 9: 3:00 PM & 6:00 PM
  • Sunday, May 10: 3:00 PM & 6:00 PM
• Location: Cresson Lake Playhouse, 279 Shapiro Road, Loretto, PA 15940
• Description: A musical revue that follows an eager group of trainees on their first day at a fictional Walt Disney Imagineering Studio. Drawing from a century of beloved Disney films, Dare to Dream Jr. features songs appearing for the first time ever in a Disney stage musical, including fan-favorites from "The Princess and the Frog," "Coco," and more. Performed by local youth in a charming historic barn theater setting.
• Age Appropriateness: All ages; especially great for families with young children
• Cost: $8–$12
• Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar / Cresson Lake Playhouse – cressonlake.com; (814) 472-4333
  
  

10. VOMA Presents: The Dave D Quartet

• Date: Friday, May 8, 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM
• Location: Venue of Merging Arts (VOMA), 305 Chestnut Street, Cambria City, Johnstown, PA 15906
• Description: The Dave D Quartet is a 4-piece acoustic/electric band out of the Johnstown area featuring Dave Distefano (Guitar), Jono Poltrack (Guitar), Mark Weakland (Drums) and Mike Wozniak (Upright Bass). An intimate live music experience in VOMA's historic Club venue. BYOB (21+).
• Age Appropriateness: Adults (21+ for BYOB; all ages technically welcome for the music)
• Cost: $10 general admission; $8 VOMA VIP members/students
• Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar – visitjohnstownpa.com
  
  

11. World Ballet Company: Swan Lake — Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center ⭐ Top Pick for Families

• Dates/Times:
  • Friday, May 8: 7:00 PM
  • Saturday, May 9: 2:00 PM & 6:00 PM
• Location: Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center (Pitt-Johnstown Campus), 450 Schoolhouse Road, Johnstown, PA 15904
• Description: The legendary tale of Swan Lake takes flight in a breathtaking production from World Ballet Company, as fate and magic entwine in a timeless battle between good and evil. Performed with a live orchestra, this is a spectacular cultural event ideal for families interested in dance and classical performance.
• Age Appropriateness: All ages (recommended ages 5+)
• Cost: $66–$154 (includes fees); check 1stsummitarena.com or the Pasquerilla PAC for tickets
• Source: 1st Summit Arena Events – 1stsummitarena.com; AllEvents.in Johnstown
  
  

12. Sandyvale Greenhouse Spring Seminar: "Homegrown National Park"

• Date: Saturday, May 9, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• Location: Sandyvale Greenhouse at Sandyvale Memorial Gardens & Conservancy, 80 Hickory Street, Johnstown, PA 15902
• Description: Presented by The Garden Club of Johnstown's Jackie Johnson and Karlice Makuchan. A deep dive into Doug Tallamy's project to make your backyard part of a national native plant network. Hands-on learning with take-home projects and refreshments. Class size limited to 30; advance registration required.
• Age Appropriateness: Adults; families with older children interested in nature/gardening
• Cost: $25 per person
• Registration: Call (814) 266-7891 or visit sandyvalememorialgardens.org
• Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar – visitjohnstownpa.com
  
  

13. VOMA Presents: Pittsburgh's Jimmy Adler Blues Band

• Date: Saturday, May 9, 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM
• Location: Venue of Merging Arts (VOMA), 305 Chestnut Street, Cambria City, Johnstown, PA 15906
• Description: Jimmy Adler is regarded as one of Pittsburgh's best blues performers and is no stranger to Johnstown, having performed at past Flood City Music Festivals and Cambria City Ethnic Fest. As a bandleader, singer, and guitarist, Jimmy has played many styles that are always steeped in the blues, yet always stamped with his unmistakable touch: gritty, soulful, and sweet. BYOB (21+). Tickets on Eventbrite or at the door.
• Age Appropriateness: Adults (21+ for BYOB)
• Cost: $15 general admission; $12 VOMA VIP members/students
• Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar – visitjohnstownpa.com; VOMA Johnstown – vomajohnstown.com
  
  

14. Mother's Day Lunch Buffet at Harrigan's Café

• Date: Sunday, May 10, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
• Location: Harrigan's Café, 250 Market Street, Johnstown, PA 15901
• Description: A special Mother's Day lunch buffet at Harrigan's — celebrate Mom with a meal she doesn't have to cook. A popular local restaurant event; this event sells out — reservations strongly recommended.
• Age Appropriateness: All ages; perfect for Mother's Day family dining
• Cost: Price not listed publicly; contact Harrigan's directly to confirm pricing and reserve
• Source: AllEvents.in Johnstown – allevents.in/johnstown
  
  

15. Dethklok & Amon Amarth: The Amonklok Conquest (Older Teens & Adults)

• Date: Tuesday, May 12, 7:00 PM (Doors 6:00 PM)
• Location: 1st Summit Arena at Cambria County War Memorial, 326 Napoleon Street, Johnstown, PA 15901
• Description: Swedish metal titans Amon Amarth join forces with Dethklok for The Amonklok Conquest, an extensive co-headlining North American tour with special guests Castle Rat — bringing a night of high-energy heavy metal to Johnstown. A major concert event at the War Memorial arena.
• Age Appropriateness: Older teens and adults (loud, high-energy metal concert — not recommended for young children)
• Cost: $62–$99 (includes fees; Platinum/VIP pricing higher)
• Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar – visitjohnstownpa.com; 1st Summit Arena – 1stsummitarena.com
  
  

📍 ONGOING ATTRACTIONS & BONUS TIPS FOR THE WEEK

These are not single events but are excellent destinations open during May 6–12:

• Johnstown Flood Museum, 304 Washington Street, Johnstown — Open daily except Tuesday, 10 AM–5 PM. Admission: $8 adults, $6 seniors/children. heritagejohnstown.org
• Ghost Town Trail / Cambria County Biking & Hiking — Free access to one of PA's premier rail-trails stretching through the county. Visit cambriacountypa.gov for trailheads.

Did you know.....?

You can read our News Feed for back articles and releases

 that never made it to our newsletter HERE?

You can read our Newsletter Back issues HERE?

**Hey neighbors! Before I dive into the latest scoop on new small businesses brightening up Cambria County, I’d love your input.** Have you heard about any specific openings in the past month (or coming up soon) in Johnstown, Ebensburg, or other spots around the county? Any neighborhoods or types of businesses (cafes, shops, services) you’d like me to prioritize? Let me know so I can make this as relevant and exciting as possible for our community!

In the meantime, I’ve been digging into local announcements, chamber updates, and news to highlight some fresh spots that are adding energy, jobs, and that hometown feel we all love. Here are a couple of standouts from recent weeks/months—perfect for supporting local!

### Doin’ Donuts – Fresh, Made-to-Order Treats in Johnstown
**Location:** 102 College Park Plaza, Johnstown, PA (near Walmart area).  
**Opening:** Recent grand opening/ribbon cutting around early April 2026—super fresh!

This family-owned spot is serving up **gourmet cake donuts** fried fresh to order (not pre-made!), plus ice cream, cookies, and more in small batches with big flavor. Think warm, customizable donuts that hit the spot for a quick breakfast, afternoon pick-me-up, or weekend treat with the family.

Owner **Paul Reighard** (a Johnstown local) and his team poured their hearts into creating a place where you can watch your donut being made right in front of you. He’s bringing that classic donut joy with a modern, quality twist—exactly the kind of cheerful local business that makes everyday life in Cambria County sweeter.

What makes it special? It’s raising the bar for quick, fun eats in the area with that fresh-fried magic you just can’t get from chains. Perfect for grabbing a dozen to share at the office, sports games, or neighborhood get-togethers. It’s the kind of spot that feels like it’s always been here but brings new excitement.

**Come support them!** Stop by soon while they’re hot—check their socials (@buydoindonuts on Instagram) or give them a call at 810-610-5525 for hours and custom orders. Tell Paul you saw it in the newsletter—locals cheering each other on is what keeps our community strong!

### The Strength Lab – Your New 24/7 Fitness & Training Hub
**Location:** Bel-Air Plaza, 840 Scalp Ave., Johnstown, PA 15904.  
**Opening:** Opening soon / very recent (as of April 2026)—watch for the official launch!

Owners **Kristy Freoni and Rusty Miller** are launching a full-service strength and conditioning gym with personal/sports training, free weights, machines, cardio, recovery options (like saunas or cold plunge), pickleball, batting cage, and more. It’s designed as a true community training facility with 24/7 access for members.

Kristy and Rusty are passionate about building strength through community and offering something tailored for Johnstown folks—from athletes to everyday neighbors looking to get stronger and healthier. They’ve created a welcoming space that goes beyond a basic gym, focusing on real results and support.

Unique to our area: This isn’t just another treadmill row—it combines serious training tools with fun extras like sports-specific coaching and recovery in one convenient plaza spot. It fills a real need for flexible, high-quality fitness right here at home, helping everyone from busy parents to serious athletes stay on track without driving far.

**How to support:** Follow them on Instagram (@thestrengthlabgym) or Facebook for opening updates, membership info, and gear sales. Once open, drop in for a tour or sign up for that 24/7 flexibility—it’s a game-changer for sticking to goals year-round.

These new spots show the spirit and growth happening right here in Cambria County—thank you to the owners for betting on our community!

Keep an eye out for more (like progress on that downtown Main Street Market this summer).

If you’ve got leads on others, hit reply—I’d love to feature them next. Let’s get out there and show our support. What’s your go-to way to welcome a new local business? See you around town! 🎉

Have a business opening, community event, local hero story or pet-related news to share? Email Us your updates for next week's newsletter! thecambriabuzz@gmail.com

"Embrace the diversity of the world around you, for it is in understanding and appreciating our differences that we truly find unity and connection."

Local Shoutouts, Causes, Fundraisers, and Volunteer Opportunities

Have a business opening, community event, local hero story or pet-related news to share? Email Us your updates for next week's newsletter! thecambriabuzz@gmail.com

If you apply to adopt, please let the Humane Society know that you saw the listing in The Cambria Buzz Newsletter!

Meet Hamburglar — and no, he’s not here to steal your burgers… just your heart.

This 5-year-old large mixed breed first arrived at the shelter in September 2023 after being found as a stray in Stonycreek. He was adopted for a time, but after being found wandering again in August 2025, he sadly ended up back at the shelter when his owner never came forward for him.

Despite the ups and downs, Hamburglar still greets life with enthusiasm and a big goofy smile. True to his name, Hamburglar definitely has a love for food — treats are a quick way to win him over! He isn’t picky either; if it’s tasty, it’s a win in his book. Because he can be food possessive, Hamburglar would do best in a home without other animals or children where he can enjoy his meals and snacks without worrying someone might “robble robble” his stash.

Hamburglar also loves toys of all kinds and is always ready for playtime. When he gets really excited to see his favorite people, he might jump up to give you a big hug — his way of saying he’s happy you’re there.

He’s currently working on polishing up his leash manners, but with some patience and consistency, he’s sure to improve. Hamburglar is a people-loving pup with a big personality and lots of affection to give. In the right home, he’ll happily trade his burger-bandit reputation for the title of loyal best friend

Mixed breed dog:

• Age: estimated age 5 years 3 months
• Gender: male

• Weight: 90.4 lbs
  Adoption Fee: $30

• Why Hamburglar Needs You: "Like so many animals at the shelter, Hamburglar is patiently waiting for a loving family to call his own. He dreams of a family to love, a comfy bed and toys to play with!"

How to Adopt Hamburglar:

If Hamburglar sounds like the perfect addition to your family, don't hesitate!

• Visit the Humane Society: Hamburglar is currently staying at the Humane Society of Cambria County located at 743 Galleria Dr Ext, Johnstown, PA 15904.

• Learn More & Apply: You can view Hamburglar's full profile and learn more about the adoption process by visiting the Humane Society's website: https://www.humanecambria.org/adoptable-animals/ 

• Contact Information: For questions about Hamburglar or the adoption process, you can call the Humane Society of Cambria County at (814) 535-6116.

Please Give Hamburglar the forever home he deserves!

The village where Belle and Maurice live is never officially named in the 1991 animated film or the 2017 live-action remake.

Enjoyed this? Invite your friends and neighbors.

👉 Like and follow us on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CambriaBuzz
That’s where we post daily updates, community questions, and the bonuses you won’t find anywhere else.

👉 Join the Cambria Buzz Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cambriabuzz
Be there to get it first. So if you want to know what’s happening around Cambria before your neighbor casually drops that little tidbit in conversation at the next get-together, that you didn't know about....join in before the grapevine gets it wrong again.

Enjoyed this? Invite your friends and neighbors. Share with a friend! 

We'd love your feedback! - thecambriabuzz@gmail.com

Warmly,

Charles Sisk 

Editor