Frank Ready
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State College, PA, United States
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Bankruptcy concerns continue to shape Americans’ views on health care
In particular, the cost of prescription drugs weighs among the factors influencing voters in the upcoming presidential election. → Read More
COVID-19 economy pushing workers into early, involuntary retirement
A new report shows that involuntary retirement caused by the pandemic could have devastating effects. → Read More
Will COVID-19 push employers to overhaul retirement plans?
Late boomers” had already seen their retirement accounts dip “below optimal levels” before COVID-19, but now employers may need to help. → Read More
Among the pandemic’s lasting impact could be a COVID-19 baby bust
During uncertain times, fewer children are born, which could have implications for Social Security and more. → Read More
Plan sponsors' CARES Act decisions delayed by COVID-19 crisis management
And several other potential reasons why large-plan sponsors have already made decisions smaller-plan sponsors are still considering. → Read More
Companies remaining ‘flexible’ on furloughs and pay cuts in the midst of COVID-19
A new poll shows that so far only a limited number of respondents have instituted furloughs or reduced employee pay. → Read More
Coronavirus Outbreak May Also Put Attorneys at Greater Risk for Cyber Infection
With many law firms working remotely due to the coronavirus, attorneys may be prime targets for hackers and phishing campaigns looking to take advantage of the disruption. → Read More
Residents, staff at State College retirement community put focus on ‘mind-body approach’
Employees and residents at Juniper Village in State College participate in a mindfulness program. → Read More
Toys for kids with disabilities cost more. A Centre County startup is trying to change that
AbleRacers startup in Centre County makes adaptive toys for kids. The company won Bellefonte SpringBoard’s Startup Challenge, and was awarded $3,000 to execute a marketing plan. → Read More
Bellefonte Art Museum has a new way to display artwork. And you can see it anytime
The Bellefonte Art Museum has a new 24/7 display window to exhibit artwork from around Centre County. → Read More
Award-winning film about fly-fishing legend Joe Humphreys to make its State College debut
“Live the Stream,” the documentary about Centre County fly-fishing legend Joe Humphreys, will make its State College debut Jan. 18 at The State Theatre. The film debuted at Colorado’s Breckenridge Film Festival last September, where it won best Adventure Film. → Read More
This new event gives people a chance to connect and create. All you need is a sketchpad
Drink and Draw is held on the last Wednesday of every month at the North Atherton Champs. Artists bring sketchpads and draw together. → Read More
A new State College restaurant will show you your food before you order it
Bistrozine opened last Friday at 409 E. Calder Way. The menu provides guests with the chance to look at their food before they order. → Read More
This Bellefonte event sold out in less than 2 hours. Here’s how to still get a ticket
Bellefonte Under the Lights tickets sold out in less than two-hours but there might be more tickets on the way soon. → Read More
Big events are coming up at the BJC, and this change aims to let you enjoy them more
The Bryce Jordan Center is installing a new distributed antenna system that will make it easier to engage with social media or utilize the web at concerts and other events. → Read More
What’s changed in the Rathskeller? You’ll be able to find out for yourself soon
Doggie's Rathskeller and Garden will open Thursday at 108 S. Pugh St in State College. The bar used to be home to The All-American Rathskeller. → Read More
'Beatlemania' almost didn't happen this year. Now the concert is back, but it's not free
"Beatlemania" almost didn't happen this year. Typically held on the lawn of Old Main, the show is now headed for The State Theatre in August. Tickets will cost $12.50. → Read More
The circus is coming to town. Here's where you can find it
Kelly Miller Circus will visit the Grange Fairgrounds in Centre Hall on Friday and Saturday. → Read More
There are some familiar new additions to Centre County's food truck scene
Brazilian Munchies, Bradley's Cheesesteaks and Hoagies and Taproot Kitchen now have a food truck presence. → Read More
'American Pickers' is returning to Pa. Should the show make a stop in Centre County?
"American Pickers" is returning to Pennsylvania and looking for antique collections to explore. → Read More