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Large windmill components are set to travel through Cambria and neighboring counties starting next week, destined for a Central Pennsylvania wind farm.

Beginning Monday, March 30, two superloads hauling turbine blades will depart Maryland at 10 a.m., moving along U.S. 219 through Somerset and Cambria Counties, then onto Route 869 and Route 160.

Additional daily deliveries are scheduled from March 31 to April 3, departing the Maryland facility throughout the morning hours.

Two nacelle superloads—which house turbine machinery—will also make early-morning treks from Clearfield County through Centre, Blair, and Cambria Counties.

PennDOT urges drivers to use caution near these heavy, slow-moving convoys and to plan routes accordingly.

Locals can stay up to date on traffic and delays by checking 511PA for real-time information.

The Pennsylvania Highlands Police Academy will host open house events for prospective cadets at the Richland Campus on March 30 and April 16, 2026, starting at 4 p.m. in Room A143.

Attendees can meet academy staff, learn about admissions and pre-screening, and tour the facilities.

Financial Aid and Admissions representatives will be available for questions, providing valuable guidance for interested applicants.

Graduates from this certified Act 120 program can qualify to take the Municipal Police Training (MPT) exam, a necessary step for becoming a municipal police officer in Pennsylvania.

Additionally, the Pennsylvania State Police’s 2026 Law and Leadership Academy is open for applications through April 3.

This free 15-week program, held in multiple cities, offers hands-on law enforcement training for adults 18 and up.

Both programs are part of statewide efforts to strengthen law enforcement training and community readiness.

Cambria County, Pennsylvania is taking innovative steps to boost economic growth and strengthen its local community.

A major highlight is a $15 million investment from the Shapiro Administration, which supports ten new micro-grant initiatives under the Historically Disadvantaged Business Assistance Program.

These grants offer direct funding to small businesses across the region, helping them access vital resources.

Locally, the Cambria County Industrial Development Corporation (CCIDC) serves as an economic engine by guiding business projects, connecting enterprises with low-interest financing, and encouraging job creation.

The Cambria Regional Chamber of Commerce further energizes the area through business advocacy and active member promotion, fostering commercial collaboration and visibility.

Meanwhile, the Community Action Partnership of Cambria County (CAPCC) delivers essential services—ranging from early education to nutrition support—ensuring families thrive.

Together, these efforts are building a more vibrant, resilient Cambria County economy.

Cambria County is taking major strides in revitalizing its industrial roots.

The Johnstown Redevelopment Authority (JRA) has secured $200,000 from Pennsylvania’s Industrial Sites Reuse Program to launch a thorough environmental assessment at the historic Moxham Bus Barns in Johnstown.

This critical step involves soil and groundwater testing, air quality checks, and new monitoring wells, designed to ensure the site meets safety and environmental standards.

Once cleared, plans call for a high-tech powdered metals manufacturing facility—expected to create at least 20 new local jobs.

The Bus Barns, first used as streetcar facilities in the late 1800s, most recently housed Cambria Transit Authority buses before the JRA acquired them in 2019 to facilitate redevelopment.

This effort joins broader projects like the recently revived Cambria Iron Works and a new high school on a redeveloped brownfield, underscoring ongoing work to turn the region’s industrial legacy into fresh economic opportunities.

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Events in Cambria County, PA: April 1, 2026 – April 7, 2026

🆓 FREE EVENTS

1. Story Hour at Portage Public Library 📅 Wednesday, April 1, 2026 | 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM 📍 Portage Public Library, 2nd Floor, Portage, PA 📝 A free weekly children's storytime facilitated by volunteer Kathy Hough, designed to build a love of books and learning. Best for ages 3–5. 🔗 cambriacounty.librarycalendar.com ✅ Confirmed directly on the CCLS calendar for April 1, 2026. Registration required.

2. Ghost Town Trail — Free Year-Round Hiking & Biking 📅 Available all week, April 1–7, 2026 | Sunrise to Sunset 📍 Multiple trailheads: Ebensburg, Nanty Glo, Twin Rocks, Dilltown, Vintondale, and more — Cambria/Indiana County 📝 The newly completed 32-mile loop (second-largest rail-trail loop in the nation, as of late 2025) winds through the beautiful Laurel Highlands, past ghost towns and historic coal-mining sites. Open year-round and free to all. Perfect for families of all fitness levels on the crushed limestone surface. 🔗 cambriaconservationrecreation.com/ghost-town-trail ✅ Year-round public trail confirmed open.

3. Johnstown Flood National Memorial — Visitor Center & Grounds 📅 Friday, April 3 through Monday, April 7, 2026 | Grounds: Sunrise–Sunset; Visitor Center: 9 AM – 5 PM (Fri–Tue) 📍 733 Lake Road, South Fork, PA 15956 (Cambria County) 📝 This National Park Service site preserves the site of the 1889 dam failure that killed 2,200 people. Explore the restored dam remnants, walk the trails, and visit the free museum with a 35-minute documentary film. Park grounds are free; no entry fee. 🔗 nps.gov/jofl ✅ Confirmed open Fri–Tue; no fees. Note: Easter Sunday, April 5, may have reduced staffing — call ahead.

4. "Let Me Be Myself: The Life Story of Anne Frank" — Exhibition (Ongoing) 📅 Open Mon, Thu, Fri, Sat: 10 AM–5 PM; Sun: Noon–5 PM (closed Tue/Wed in April; CLOSED Easter Sunday April 5) 📍 Frank & Sylvia Pasquerilla Heritage Discovery Center, 201 6th Ave, Johnstown, PA 15906 📝 An internationally traveled exhibition telling the life story of Anne Frank against the backdrop of the Holocaust, expanded locally with WWII artifacts donated by Johnstown-area residents. Running March through June 2026. Admission included with Heritage Discovery Center ticket — but the exhibition itself is described as free with museum admission. 🔗 heritagejohnstown.org ✅ Confirmed open April 1, 3, 4 (and possibly April 6–7); CLOSED April 5 (Easter). See paid entry below for admission costs.

💰 PAID EVENTS

5. Johnstown Tomahawks vs. Philadelphia Rebels — NAHL Hockey (Game 1) 📅 Friday, April 3, 2026 | 7:30 PM 📍 1st Summit Arena at Cambria County War Memorial, 326 Napoleon St, Johnstown, PA 15901 📝 Cheer on the hometown Johnstown Tomahawks in this North American Hockey League playoff-season matchup. The arena is family-friendly with between-period entertainment, affordable concessions, and great sightlines from every seat. All ages welcome. 💵 Tickets from ~$15–$18 + fees (Glass/Front Row: $18; Center: $16; End: $15; Kids 4–11 with adult: $12; Under 3: FREE; Seniors 62+: $12; Military/Veterans: $12) 🔗 axs.com | ticketmaster.com ✅ Confirmed on Ticketmaster, AXS, and 1st Summit Arena schedule.

6. Johnstown Tomahawks vs. Philadelphia Rebels — NAHL Hockey (Game 2) 📅 Saturday, April 4, 2026 | 7:00 PM 📍 1st Summit Arena at Cambria County War Memorial, 326 Napoleon St, Johnstown, PA 15901 📝 A second consecutive home game for the Tomahawks — great for families who want a weekend hockey doubleheader. Between-period activities are a hit with kids. 💵 Same pricing as Game 1 above (from ~$15–$18 + fees) 🔗 ticketmaster.com ✅ Confirmed on multiple ticketing sites.

7. 13th Annual Bunny Dash 5K 📅 Saturday, April 4, 2026 | 8:00 AM Check-In; 9:00 AM Race Start 📍 Portage Football Stadium (Mustang Stadium), 1500 Caldwell Ave, Portage, PA 15946 📝 A beloved Easter-weekend community race for the whole family! Participants run or walk a scenic route through downtown Portage, past the football stadium, along Main Street, and through Crichton McCormick Park. Every finisher has a chance to win prizes from local businesses (ranging from free pizza to lottery tickets). Awards given in each age group. 💵 $20 registration fee (registration closes April 3) 🔗 runsignup.com | portageboro.com ✅ Confirmed on RunSignUp and Portage Borough's official website.

8. Spring Holiday Hunt — Johnstown Children's Museum 📅 Saturday, April 4, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (during regular museum hours) 📍 Frank & Sylvia Pasquerilla Heritage Discovery Center (3rd Floor), 201 6th Ave, Johnstown, PA 15906 📝 A beloved annual event from Heritage Johnstown! Kids search for Easter eggs hidden around the Children's Museum, take a turn hiding eggs for others, and receive a small basket with treats to decorate. The event also includes an afikomen hunt celebrating Passover traditions — children can make their own afikomen holder and sample matzoh. All ages welcome. 💵 Included with Heritage Discovery Center admission: Adults $10, Seniors/Children 3–18 $8, Under 3 FREE. (SNAP/EBT cardholders: $3/person up to 4.) 🔗 heritagejohnstown.org ✅ Confirmed on Heritage Johnstown homepage ("Coming up on April 4! It's the Spring Holiday Hunt"). Note: April 4 is a Saturday — open per winter schedule.

9. Heritage Discovery Center / Johnstown Children's Museum & Anne Frank Exhibition 📅 Open April 1 (Wed — CLOSED), April 3 (Fri ✅), April 4 (Sat ✅), April 6 (Mon ✅), April 7 (Tue — CLOSED); CLOSED Easter Sunday (April 5) 📍 201 6th Ave, Johnstown, PA 15906 📝 Explore Johnstown's immigration and industrial heritage through the acclaimed "America: Through Immigrant Eyes" exhibit, the Iron & Steel Gallery, and the Johnstown Children's Museum (interactive play for young children). Currently also features the Anne Frank exhibition (through June 2026). A great full-day family destination. 💵 Heritage Discovery Center: Adults $10, Seniors/Children 3–18 $8, Under 3 FREE. Combo ticket with Flood Museum: $16 adults, $14 seniors/students. 🔗 heritagejohnstown.org/attractions/heritage-discovery-center ✅ Confirmed open dates and pricing directly from Heritage Johnstown.

10. Johnstown Flood Museum 📅 Open April 3 (Fri ✅), April 4 (Sat ✅), April 6 (Mon ✅); CLOSED Tues–Wed and Easter Sunday (April 5) 📍 304 Washington St, Johnstown, PA 15901 📝 Experience the story of the catastrophic 1889 Johnstown Flood that killed over 2,200 people. The museum features an award-winning documentary film, compelling exhibits, and powerful artifacts. A natural fit for history-loving families and tourists. 💵 Adults $10, Seniors/Children 3–18 $8, Under 3 FREE. Combo ticket with Heritage Discovery Center: $16/$14. 🔗 heritagejohnstown.org/attractions/johnstown-flood-museum ✅ Hours confirmed directly from Heritage Johnstown; CLOSED Easter per official notice.

11. Easter Sunday Buffet — Asiago's Tuscan Italian 📅 Sunday, April 5, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM 📍 Asiago's Tuscan Italian, 709 Edgehill Dr, Johnstown, PA 15905 (atop the Inclined Plane hill) 📝 Asiago's is offering a special Easter menu featuring Lamb Lollipops, Prime Rib, and Maple & Black Pepper Chicken in their main dining room (11 AM–8 PM), as well as a separate Easter Buffet in The Mirage event space. One of Johnstown's most scenic dining experiences with panoramic city views. 💵 Pricing not listed publicly — reservations required. Call (814) 266-5071. 🔗 asiagostuscanitalian.com ✅ Confirmed on Asiago's official website with April 5 date.

⚠️Important Notes & Caveats

Johnstown Inclined Plane: As of early February 2026, the Inclined Plane's brake system had been repaired and was awaiting a final state safety inspection before reopening. A reopening date was to be confirmed after inspections and required training were completed. It's possible (but not confirmed) it reopens by April — check inclinedplane.org or call CamTran at (814) 535-5526 before visiting.

Heritage Johnstown Museums – April Winter Hours: During April, both museums are open Mon, Fri, Sat (10 AM–5 PM) and Sun (Noon–5 PM). They are closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays during the slower season, and close for Easter. Plan visits for April 3, 4, or 6.

Ebensburg Borough: The Ebensburg Borough event calendar shows no specific events in the April 1–7 window — their next listed events begin April 25. Check back at ebensburgpa.com as the calendar is updated regularly.

Library Events: The Cambria County Library System's calendar shows Story Hour on April 1 at Portage as the only library event confirmed in the April 1–7 range — additional events for other branches (Ebensburg, Hastings, Nanty Glo, etc.) may be added closer to the date. Check
cambriacounty.librarycalendar.com for updates.

Easter Sunday, April 5: Many businesses, museums, and libraries are closed. The Tomahawks, Bunny Dash, and Spring Holiday Hunt are all on April 4 (Holy Saturday). Asiago's Easter Buffet is a rare April 5 option.

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Your weekly round-up of the good news, good people, and good causes happening right here at home.

🏆 LOCAL SHOUTOUTS

Recognitions, achievements, and accomplishments worth celebrating!

🤼 "Funkytown" to the Top of the Nation — Jax Forrest is an NCAA Champion!

If you haven't heard about Jax Forrest yet, you're in for a treat. The Bishop McCort Catholic graduate went from Johnstown high schooler to undefeated NCAA Division I National Champion — all in one freshman season at Oklahoma State University. Forrest captured the 133-pound title at the Division I Wrestling Championships Saturday night in Cleveland, beating Ohio State's Ben Davino 5-2 in the final bout of the night — aired live on ESPN in the event's prime-time slot. He walked out to his signature entrance song, "Funkytown," just like he has since his McCort days. Forrest is Johnstown's first Division I wrestling champion since Carlton Haselrig won his third title in 1989.

Key Details: Follow his journey at tribdem.com and wjactv.com. Celebrate with your family — this is Johnstown history in the making! Source: Tribune-Democrat | WJAC-TV

🏗️ Cambria County's Economic Glow-Up: Aerospace, Drones & 250 New Jobs

Our county is making some serious moves. Aerium announced it will base its U.S. Remote Operations Center in Cambria County at the John Murtha Johnstown-Cambria County Airport — a move expected to generate nearly 250 high-skilled jobs and establish the region as a hub for autonomous aircraft and drone operations. Additionally, UXV Technologies, a Danish company specializing in drone and robotics, opened its first U.S. production facility in Johnstown, creating local jobs tied to robotics manufacturing and defense technology. Our hometown is becoming a tech hub — how cool is that?

Key Details: For more on Cambria County's economic transformation, visit pabusinesscentral.com or the Cambria Regional Chamber at crchamber.com. Source: PA Business Central

🎨 Community Arts Center's Great American Auction Wraps Up Strong

The Community Arts Center of Cambria County just closed its 2026 Great American Auction — a beloved annual tradition that keeps arts and culture alive and free for everyone in the region. This year's auction ran online from March 1–27, with pickup held at CACCC on March 28th. The goal was to raise $10,000 in community support, with every dollar going back into programs including free exhibits, a free Coffee House series, free summer movies, and free community classes for underserved children and adults.

Key Details: 1217 Menoher Blvd., Johnstown, PA | (814) 255-6515 | caccc.org Source: Community Arts Center of Cambria County

💛 LOCAL HEROES

People going above and beyond for our neighbors!

🐾 Windber Kids & Community Fill a School Bus with Love for the Humane Society

This one will warm your heart. Windber Area School District organized a donation drive for the Humane Society of Cambria County, with Mlaker Student Transportation parking a school bus outside the high school for the past month where staff, students, and community members could drop off donations — including blankets, food, cat litter, treats, pet toys, and more. Principal Kimberly Moore said, "Our community always comes together and our kids love this project." Westmont Hilltop junior Avery Goncher, who helped unload the bus, said she was "shocked by the area's support."

Key Details: Want to keep supporting the Humane Society of Cambria County? Visit humanecambria.org or call them directly to learn about ongoing needs and volunteer opportunities. Source: Tribune-Democrat

🌟 Westmont Hilltop Senior Earns Scouting's Highest Honor with a Project Close to the Heart

Molli Lazzari, a Westmont Hilltop High School senior, earned the Girl Scout Gold Award — the organization's highest honor — by creating a Sprinkle Kindness Walk and installing a wind phone at Legion Memorial Park in Hollidaysburg. A wind phone is a disconnected telephone booth designed as a place to speak to loved ones who have passed — a touching tool for grief and healing. Her project was inspired by her own struggles with anxiety, and she wanted to create coping resources not just for her community, but beyond.

Key Details: Story covered this week by the Tribune-Democrat — find the full feature at tribdem.com. Source: Tribune-Democrat

📢 LOCAL CAUSES

Important issues and initiatives that need your attention!

🎓 Area Students Lead the Way at IU8 Youth Workforce Summit

Our next generation showed up in a big way this week. Fourteen high school juniors from seven Cambria County districts — Cambria Heights, Conemaugh Valley, Greater Johnstown, Northern Cambria, Penn Cambria, Richland, and Westmont Hilltop — took part in Appalachia Intermediate Unit 8's second Youth Force Summit on Friday, March 27, at Greater Johnstown Career and Technology Center. They sat alongside local business leaders, government officials, and post-secondary educators to talk careers, area industries, and the future of our workforce. This is exactly the kind of engagement our community needs to keep young people rooted right here in Cambria County.

Key Details: Greater Johnstown Career and Technology Center, Johnstown, PA | Learn more at iu8.org Source: Tribune-Democrat

🏛️ Johnstown is Planning Its Future — and Wants to Hear from YOU

The City of Johnstown has a draft Comprehensive Plan open for public comment right now. The draft Comprehensive Plan is available for public review and comment, with printed copies available during regular business hours at several locations beginning February 16, 2026. This is your chance to shape the long-term direction of housing, development, transportation, and quality of life in Johnstown. Don't miss the window to have your voice heard!

Key Details: Submit comments to Community and Economic Development Director John Rutledge at jrutledge@johnstownpa.gov | 401 Main Street, Johnstown, PA 15901 | johnstownpa.gov Source: City of Johnstown

🙌 FUNDRAISERS

Active campaigns you can support right now!

🥖 Grab a Sub, Support Local Students — Jersey Mike's Opens in Ebensburg!

Subs AND giving back? Yes, please! Jersey Mike's Subs opened its first Cambria County location at 4478 Admiral Peary Highway in Ebensburg on March 25, and a grand opening fundraiser running March 25–29 is benefiting the Central Cambria Education Foundation. Customers who obtained a special fundraising coupon can make a donation to the foundation in exchange for a regular sub. Today (March 29) is the last day of the fundraiser, so swing by if you can!

Key Details: 4478 Admiral Peary Highway, Cambria Township | Open 10 a.m.–9 p.m. daily | No coupon needed just to dine! Source: WTAJ | WJAC-TV

🤝 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Ways to get involved and give back!

📚 The Cambria County Library Wants You!

Love books? Love people? The library has a spot for you. The Cambria County Library welcomes volunteers to help with library operations including shelving books, cleaning, and other tasks, and the Friends of the Library group is always accepting new members — they operate the "Inclined to Read" bookstore and run fundraising events throughout the year. All volunteers need to complete background checks (which are free for volunteers).

Key Details: Contact the Head of Reference at (814) 536-5131, ext. 212 | cclsys.org/cambria-getinvolved/ Source: Cambria County Library

🐕 The Humane Society of Cambria County Needs Helping Hands

Whether you're a dog person, a cat person, or just someone who loves to help — the Humane Society has a role for you. Volunteers take on a variety of roles including dog walking, cat cuddling, dishes, yard maintenance, and staffing special events and shelter committees. After seeing the outpouring of support from the Windber school drive, it's a great time to get connected with this community gem.

Key Details: humanecambria.org | Volunteer application available online Source: Humane Society of Cambria County

♻️ Coming Up! Hard-to-Recycle Event at Concurrent Technologies in Johnstown (May 21)

Mark your calendars! On May 21, Pennsylvania Resources Council will host a Hard to Recycle Collection at Concurrent Technologies Corp. ETF Facility in Johnstown, Cambria County, running from 8 a.m. until approximately 1 p.m. Volunteers can recycle electronics, cell phones, tires, and more — and volunteers themselves get up to $60 worth of hard-to-recycle items disposed of for free. Groups and sports teams are welcome — PRC will even make a donation to clubs that help unload vehicles.

Key Details: May 21 | Concurrent Technologies Corp. ETF Facility, Johnstown | Contact prc.org for volunteer sign-up Source: Pennsylvania Resources Council

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About Nyko: Male mix dog

Meet Niko, the 2-year-old dynamo who’s part athlete, part cuddle bug, and 100% ready to steal your heart! This high-energy boy is always on the move—whether it’s a brisk walk, a full-on run, or zoomies around the yard, Niko is your ultimate adventure buddy. He’s got major boy-dog energy, but don’t worry—he knows how to switch gears and relax when it’s time to chill. Think of him as the canine version of a sports car… fast, fun, and surprisingly smooth when he hits cruise control.

Niko loves playing with his canine friends, but with a twist—he prefers to show off his skills and antics through the fence! He’s got a playful rivalry going on, full of zoomies, tail wags, and playful barks, all while keeping things safely separated. Watching him interact with his neighbors is like watching a high-energy, four-legged game of peek-a-boo—he’s the ultimate fence-side entertainer.

This boy also has a serious love for treats—in fact, he’ll jump for joy the moment he sees one and will do almost anything to earn a tasty reward. While Niko is still polishing up his manners, he has already mastered sit and takes treats politely, proving he’s eager to learn and always motivated by delicious incentives. Treats in hand? He’s practically ready to paw-ty!

Of course, Niko knows how to balance his high-energy antics with calm, affectionate moments. After zooming around or fence-side playing, he enjoys lounging, soaking up pets, and showing off his sweet, loving side. He’s the perfect mix of zoomies and snoozies, action and affection, and his personality is as big as his enthusiasm for treats. Niko is looking for a home that can keep up with his adventurous side but also appreciates the calm moments. Whether it’s a long hike, a jog, or just hanging out in the living room, he’s ready to be your paws-itively perfect companion. With his playful energy, fence-side fun, treat-loving motivation, and sweet affection, Niko is a dog who truly has it all—zoomies included, of course.

If you’re ready to welcome a fun-loving, tail-wagging, paw-some friend into your life, Niko is prepared to run, romp, jump, and relax his way right into your heart

• Age: estimated age 2 years 2 months
• Gender: male

• Weight: 50.1 ;bs
  Adoption Fee: $150 

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

How to Adopt Nyko:

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

• Visit the Humane Society: Nyko 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 Nyko'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 Nyko or the adoption process, you can call the Humane Society of Cambria County at (814) 535-6116.

Give Nyko the forever home he deserves!

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