radioNovo News for State College: June 29, 2026

RNN STATE COLLEGE 06/29/26          A WEST VIRGINIA MAN FACES MULTIPLE DRUG CHARGES AFTER ALLEGEDLY SELLING COCAINE TO AN UNDERCOVER OFFICER FIVE SEPARATE TIMES IN STATE COLLEGE.          POLICE SAY 28-YEAR-OLD JORDAN ELI HUFF ARRANGED THE SALES VIA TEXT, TWICE HIDING THE DRUGS INSIDE FRUIT SNACK BAGS. HUFF WAS ARRAIGNED FRIDAY AND RELEASED ON FIVE-THOUSAND DOLLARS UNSECURED BAIL. HIS PRELIMINARY HEARING IS SCHEDULED FOR JULY FIRST.          DOZENS OF MOTORCYCLISTS BRAVED MUGGY WEATHER SUNDAY FOR THE SIXTH ANNUAL PURPLE RIDE ACROSS CENTRE COUNTY.          BIKERS TRAVELED FROM MILLHEIM TO THE SALVATION ARMY IN STATE COLLEGE, DELIVERING TOYS FOR THE ORGANIZATION’S UPCOMING CHRISTMAS ANGEL TREE PROGRAM. THE ANNUAL RIDE HONORS THE LEGACY OF LOCAL VOLUNTEERS HAL AND NATALIE HALLOCK, WHILE HELPING CHILDREN IN NEED.  IT WAS ORGANIZED BY THE HALLOCK'S SON, BOB.            A CENTRE COUNTY CHILDREN’S MUSICIAN IS RECEIVING NATIONAL ACCLAIM FOR HER LATEST WORK. PRESCHOOL MUSIC TEACHER MARGOT BEVINGTON’S THIRD ALBUM, "I COUNT," RECENTLY WON A NATIONAL PARENTING AWARD.          BEVINGTON SAYS THE PROJECT......... WHICH TOOK THREE YEARS TO COMPLETE............ IS DESIGNED TO BE AN INCLUSIVE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL CHILDREN'S TRACKS, REINFORCING THE MESSAGE THAT EVERY CHILD MATTERS.