Saturday, February 28, 2026 (Season 1 | Pre-Season Episode)

This week on Centre Access: a judge recommends a forced sale of Rock Spring Water Company after years of infrastructure failures, College Township gets ahead of a state bill by updating its zoning ordinance for potential AI data centers, Centre Safe launches its annual Twilight Dinners fundraiser with a $20,000 goal, the People's Choice Festival announces its return to Boalsburg after three years away, inmates transferred following the Rockview closure are being charged to ship their belongings, and Centre County wrestlers make their mark at the District 6 Championships.

🔗 LINKS TO THIS WEEK'S STORIES

• Judge recommends forced sale of Rock Spring Water Company — Reporting by Marley Parish, Spotlight PA
• College Township updates zoning ordinance ahead of potential data centers — Reporting by Jacob Michael, Centre Daily Times
• Centre Safe's Twilight Dinners fundraiser aims for $20,000 — from Staff Reports at The Lock Haven Express
• People's Choice Festival returns to Boalsburg — Reporting by Lloyd Rogers, Centre County Gazette
• Transferred Rockview inmates charged to ship personal belongings — Reporting by Sydney Roach, WPSU
• District 6 Wrestling Championships — Reporting by Ryan Risky, WTAJ
  • Official Data from the PIAA District 6 
• Update: If you're interested and more on District 6 wrestlers headed to State watch this After the Whistle episode [6:35]

📋 CENTRE DOCUMENTERS
Full notes from this week's public meetings are available at centredocumenters.org.