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September 11, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

A walk across some Central Penn history

Henszey’s Wrought Iron Bridge was a moving statement for the direction of the college By Gabryelle Breski Knightly News Reporter

A group of 11 young men, most of them dressed in black short-sleeved shirts and black shorts, on the cedar deck of the Central Penn College swimming pool, in the middle of the campus quad.

August 2024 Local Life and Doings Campus events Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

August 18, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Pool party is a big splash

One of our reporters is working as the college’s athletics department intern and is promoting fun on campus Story and

Young man in a gray sweatshirt in the CPC (Central Penn College) esports lab/room on the Central Penn campus, playing computer games on a desktop computer. He's wearing black headphones.

August 2024 For the General Community Sports Local Life and Doings Clubs Central Penn Athletics Central Penn in the community Campus events Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

August 13, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Esports Team to host summer 2K and Madden tournament next week

The tournament will provide practice and fun during the offseason By Tam Bui Knightly News Reporter [email protected] The Central Penn

Young woman sitting in a large easy chair in a library reading room, with a laptop computer on her lap, working

August 2024 For the General Community General Interest Student Services Student life

August 7, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Time-management tips

Here is some advice on setting priorities, multitasking and succeeding -– just in time for the middle of the term

Slightly out-of-focus black-and-white photograph of Lynn Myers, of Enola, who played baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals. His autograph is penned across the chest of his uniform in the photo.

August 2024 For the General Community General Interest Local Life and Doings

August 6, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Two Enola-area brothers hit the big time in baseball nearly 100 years ago

Their achievements and stories live on. Meet the Myers boys of Major League Baseball. By Gabryelle Breski Knightly News Reporter

A group of people standing behind a cornhole board emblazoned with Central Penn College Knights

July 2024 Student Services Local Life and Doings Campus events Diversity, Inclusion and Equity

July 31, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Cornhole tournament is a hole in, well, sometimes, one

By Kevon Davis Knightly News Reporter [email protected] On Monday, I had the pleasure of hosting my first event on campus

Young man standing in a small shallow stream, wearing gray work pants and spring-green T-shirt and baseball-style cap. Adi Mujkanovic.

June 2024 For the General Community General Interest Student Services Local Life and Doings Clubs Campus events Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

June 17, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Looking back on three years

West Shore Connect student learned a lot, grew a lot – and is grateful By Adi Mujkanovic Knightly News Reporter

A giant Canada goose behind wire in a pen in a German zoo.

June 2024 For the General Community General Interest Local Life and Doings Diversity, Inclusion and Equity

June 17, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Opinion

It’s not my fault there was a family of geese in the road! It’s no one’s fault, but you have

A bunch of red tomatoes in a blue earthenware bowl

June 2024 For the General Community Local Life and Doings Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

June 14, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Who doesn’t love a good tomato?

Save some seed (and 47 cents, over and over) on this seasonal star by growing your own this summer By

Woman with short white hair, in blue short-sleeve shirt and white shorts, crouching to check on a brown cat in a temporary shelter at Nobody's Cats

June 2024 For the General Community Local Life and Doings Central Penn in the community Student life

June 14, 2024 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Everybody loves Nobody’s Cats

Nonprofit uses trap-neuter-release approach to help control stray-cat population By Lillian Blocher Knightly News Reporter [email protected] The Nobody’s Cats Foundation,