DuBOIS – A DuBois man allegedly fled police in a vehicle pulling a trailer before hitting a van with five occupants that ended the pursuit Friday.
HARRISBURG — The Department of Health reported an increase of 3,346 cases of COVID-19 Friday. The statewide case total is now 926,336.
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BROOKVILLE — The Jefferson County Commissioners have approved additional COVID-19 funding totaling $491,847 to be distributed by the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission.
BROOKVILLE — The Jefferson County Jail Board discussed cases of COVID-19 in the jail during the monthly meeting Tuesday.
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ST. MARYS — Magisterial District Judge Mark Jacob presided over several preliminary hearings Feb. 23.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — A Punxsutawney man is facing 70 charges related to an incident in January where a car reportedly struck two houses, according to court documents.
RIDGWAY — A St. Marys man is facing charges after he allegedly ran from police following an attempted traffic stop.
BROOKVILLE — For a team that’s played strong defense all season, this one was a notch above for the Brookville Raiders basketball team.
The DuBois Central Catholic boys looked to be in trouble down by 10 points after three quarters to Clarion Thursday evening, but the Cardinals put together an impressive fourth-quarter comebac…
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DuBOIS — The DuBois boys basketball team came out firing on all cylinders from the get-go Thursday night against Brockway and wasted little time seizing control of the game on its way to a 67-…
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The following is part of an occasional installment of “old time headlines” compiled by the DuBois Area Historical Society. The headlines were researched by historical society board member Carol Laughlin. Headlines and story samplings appear as they did when they were published in the newspaper.
