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Steelers legend Rocky Bleier will be paying a visit to the Johnstown area as part of a fundraiser for the Veterans Committee of the Cambria County War.
Tomahawks vs. Northeast Generals 1:29 am
On Saturday, the War Memorial was rocking with fans dancing after the Tomahawks kicked off the weekend with a Win.
Inside the First Summit Arena in the 2nd Period, the Generals scored their first Goal on the night. They trailed the Tomahawks 2-1 early in the 2nd. Ryan Poorman with a quick shot to the back of the net and the Hawks lead 3-1. Coming down the ice, Jay Ahearn takes a shot and rebounds of the post. John Galett there at the crease and gets the second chance opportunity to go. The Hawks lead by 3.
Cuddles For Kids
Organizers with the local nonprofit “Cuddles for Kids” held their 15th Annual Toy Drive over the weekend.
The drive was supposed to be at the First Summit Arena, but due to recent pandemic concerns, it was moved to the Upper Yoder Fire Hall.
People could drive by and drop off their toys, which will be given to children in need.
Their organization is based off of donating stuffed animals, but this season, they’re pushing for monetary donations instead.
“We’re really trying to be careful with the amount of things and certain items that are being donated, so if we can stick to monetary donations where we can buy straight from a distributor, or straight from a store, and we’re able to give someone, or a family, or a child a new item, we’re really pushing towards doing that,” said Conner Hagins, Founder of Cuddles for Kids.
Cuddles For Kids
Organizers with the local nonprofit “Cuddles for Kids” held their 15th Annual Toy Drive over the weekend.
The drive was supposed to be at the First Summit Arena, but due to recent pandemic concerns, it was moved to the Upper Yoder Fire Hall.
People could drive by and drop off their toys, which will be given to children in need.
Their organization is based off of donating stuffed animals, but this season, they’re pushing for monetary donations instead.
“We’re really trying to be careful with the amount of things and certain items that are being donated, so if we can stick to monetary donations where we can buy straight from a distributor, or straight from a store, and we’re able to give someone, or a family, or a child a new item, we’re really pushing towards doing that,” said Conner Hagins, Founder of Cuddles for Kids.