FALLS CREEK — The Falls Creek Borough Municipal Authority will be flushing hydrants in Smithtown and in the Borough of Falls Creek starting Tuesday, Oct. 27 through Wednesday, Oct. 28.
HARRISBURG — According to the Department of Health, as of 12 a.m. Friday there were 2,219 additional positive cases of COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 190,579. Daily increases are now comparable with what the state saw in April, with Thursday’s case count the largest one-day total.
Your next annual mammogram is scheduled, isn’t it? If not, please take this as your reminder.
CLEARFIELD — The Clearfield County Democratic Committee held its regular monthly meeting recently using a virtual application with attendees joining the meeting from their home computers, devices, and telephones.
The Pennsylvania State Police – Troop C-DuBois Station is investigating the theft of a 2012 Mack drilling rig that was stolen on Sunday, Oct. 11, at approximately 6:20 p.m.
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KYLERTOWN — Three young men are being housed in Clearfield County Jail on $250,000 bond each after being charged with robbing, strangling and terrorizing a Walmart employee.
JOHNSONBURG — Magisterial District Judge James Martin presided over several preliminary hearings Oct. 21.
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ST. MARYS — The City of St. Marys Police Department has arrested a St. Marys man on a criminal homicide charge after he allegedly tried to purposely cause his wife to fatally overdose in July, according to an affidavit from Magisterial District Judge Mark Jacob’s office.
ST. MARYS — Magisterial District Judge Mark Jacob presided over several preliminary hearings Oct. 20.
RIDGWAY — Ridgway Borough Police Department Chief Ralph Tettis’ monthly report at the Ridgway Borough Council meeting expressed concern for increased drug activity in the area.
BROOKVILLE — Unstoppable, the Brookville Raiders blasted their way to a playoff win for the first time in 10 years.
CURWENSVILLE — The last two times the Curwensville football team played, the Golden Tide held late leads only to falter in the fourth quarter.
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It’s often said that a person or group’s true character shines through in the face of adversity, and that has proved to be the case when its comes to the DuBois Area School District family and DuBois community as a whole in recent months.
CLARION — Karns City and Central Clarion met for the second time in three weeks Friday night, and it was the Gremlins who won the meeting that mattered as they pounded the second-seeded Wildcats, 34-9, in a District 9 Class 2A semifinal game at Clarion University’s Memorial Stadium.
EMPORIUM — The Elk County Catholic football team used a strong second half push to surge past host Cameron County, 42-14, Friday night to improve to 4-2 on the season.
So I was scrolling through the social media the other day and I came across an ad from some group or other warning me to avoid voting for Herm Suplizio because he was once seen with Socialist Ed Rendell.
Lately, I’ve been wondering if we should get back to normal after the COVID-19 pandemic fades into the history books.
After decades of independence, many older adults may be having trouble with the COVID-19 restriction of self-isolation. It’s hard for many to stay home or to depend upon someone else to help. But, it is a life-saving measure.
