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Local Life and Doings

Four people featured left to right on a poster about a pickleball game to set a world record at the Ace Pickleball Club in Enola on Nov. 28.

November 13, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

CPC worker, grad, to shoot for pickleball record

He and three teamates will try to play for 48 hours. The event is set for Nov. 28 in Enola.

Smiling young woman with tied-back blond hair. Central Penn College Volleyball coach Jessica Dunbar

November 2025 For the General Community General Interest Sports Local Life and Doings Central Penn Athletics Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

November 13, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

CPC’s new volleyball coach is up and at it

Jessica Dunbar says the team she’s building is going to turn heads By Arsenio Humphrey Knightly News Reporter [email protected] Central

Smiling young blonde woman with freckle. Hannah Pasquarella

November 2025 Health and well-being For the General Community General Interest Local Life and Doings Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

November 7, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

When cancer strikes—out!

Central Penn student is empowered saying ‘I beat cancer!’ By Hannah Pasquarella Knightly News Reporter [email protected] When you are 21,

Woman with pinned-back long black hair and wearing a black blazer and gray blouse. Rosanna Wakley.

September 2025 For the General Community General Interest Local Life and Doings Clubs Central Penn in the community Campus events Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

September 14, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Rosanna Wakley named intern of the year

‘Don’t be scared. Just be open to jump in,’ she advises students. By Noah Lopez Knightly News Reporter [email protected] SUMMERDALE—Central

Wpoman in business attire at Central Penn College podium addressing a ballroom of people in the college's conference center during the 2025 Business Partner of the Year. Kim Craig

September 2025 Health and well-being Alums For the General Community General Interest Local Life and Doings Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity

September 14, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Central Penn names Business Partner of the Year

By Noah Lopez Knightly News Reporter [email protected] SUMMERDALE—Members 1st Federal Credit Union was recognized as the 2025 Central Penn College

Small memorial plaque that is horizontally rectangular, with the upper border curved gently up in the middle. It has a white background and a gray border. In the middle, in red letters and numbers, is Central Penn College Education Foundation In Memory Of Tracey Parsons Maree '78.

September 2025 Alums For the General Community General Interest Local Life and Doings Central Penn in the community Series Diversity, Inclusion and Equity

September 12, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Memorials keep memories of people close to Central Penn alive

The campus has many markers of thanks, fondness and tribute to donors and people whose lives touched and were touched

Smiling woman with long dark-blond hair and wearing clear-framed eyeglasses and a black dress, with a white polka-dot neck line, sitting on a bench in the lobby of Central Penn College's Advanced Education Technology Center building, holding on her lap her two children's books, "The Fox and the Poppy" and "Harmony Under the Sea."

September 2025 For the General Community General Interest Local Life and Doings Clubs Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity

September 3, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Central Penn staffer publishes two children’s books

Colleen Hiltl is living her dream of entertaining children and helping them learn By Hannah Pasquarella Knightly News Reporter [email protected]

From right, Ron Muroff, rabbi of Chisuk Emuna Congregation, Harrisburg; Mike Martine, senior pastor of Trinity Luthern, Mount Joy; Brad Hoge, Chad Hogue, senior pastor at New Hope Church (Brethren in Christ), Harrisburg; Eric Failing, executive director of the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference; partially hidden is Dillon Epler, St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Tamaqua; Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas; and Samantha Bise, professor of humanities and social sciences at Penn State Hazelton and Lehigh Valley, and at Lehigh Carbon Community College. Photo by Diane McNaughton

August 2025 For the General Community General Interest Student Services Local Life and Doings Central Penn in the community Campus events Series Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

August 26, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Clergy, pols discuss common ground

Panelists address overlap of religion and politics By Colleen A. Hiltl Knightly News Reporter [email protected] “A priest and a rabbi

August 2025 For the General Community General Interest Local Life and Doings Central Penn in the community Campus events Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

August 22, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

What is The Champ?

And why is it on campus? By Noah Lopez Knightly News Reporter [email protected] If you’ve noticed concert posters around campus

Hands cupping a gold-rimmed green heart-shaped pin that has "Volunteer" written in the middle in white.

August 2025 For the General Community General Interest Local Life and Doings Clubs Central Penn in the community Campus events Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

August 19, 2025 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Nonprofits: How they help students, & vice versa

By Rosanna Wakley Knightly News Reporter [email protected] Nonprofit organizations are often the unseen thread stitching communities together. They feed families,

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