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CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — PennDOT says that the Route 322 Potters Mills construction project is nearly complete. The construction project that began nearly five years ago will have a new roadway and two new interchanges that will eliminate backups on both routes 144 and 322 and a smoother flow of traffic. The project is expected to be completed sometime this fall. PennDOT is also encouraging motorists to slow down in construction sites as we get into construction and summer travel seasons.

BLAIR COUNTY, PA (WJAC) - COVID-19 is pressing pause on production for two Altoona brothers who are creating a short movie about their grandfather's experience in the Battle of Hürtgen Forest. While the pandemic has delayed filming, Mark and Jared Frederick say it cannot stop the sentimental motive behind their creation. The film is a tribute to the Fredericks' Altoona-native grandfather, Thomas Nycum. Nycum served in every major campaign in Western Europe, including D-Day, Hürtgen Forest, Battle of the Bulge, and came home unwounded.

PHILIPSBURG, Pa. (WJAC) — Philipsburg-Osceola’s football season has come to a premature end, the school’s athletic director confirmed Monday. Athletic Director Bob Mann told 6 News that the team has suffered too many injuries for it to continue; it's down to 21 players after starting with 38. Mann said eight of the 21 players able to play are freshman who haven’t ever played varsity. The Mountaineers (1-7) were scheduled to play Clearfield on Friday followed by Penns Valley on Oct.

Cambria Co., PA (WJAC) — Cambria County court officials confirmed that an area pest control worker who was caught on video urinating inside a local family's living room has entered a plea in the case. Officials say Roger Young appeared in court earlier this week where he pleaded guilty to one count of disorderly conduct. Authorities note that the charge was downgraded to a non-traffic citation, and his other charge of criminal mischief was withdrawn.