BROOKVILLE — A 20 percent increase in sewage fees is included in the 2019 budget approved Tuesday afternoon by the Brookville Municipal Authority.
BROOKVILLE — While E.M. “Jack” Parker Jr. passed away in March, his legacy of working to help his community is still alive.
CLARION — Clarion University of Pennsylvania’s Donald C. Peirce Planetarium is hosting a series of presentations in December highlighting the role of astronomy in wintertime celebrations around the world. The area’s residents are invited to visit the planetarium’s solstice-related shows for …
The Progress is happy to announce the birthdays of area residents, but many times the information is received too late for publication. Names and birthdays must be received at least two days before the birthday.
A slow moving storm system will move off the Mid-Atlantic coast today and high pressure will build in through midweek. A new storm system will begin to affect the region for Thursday and Friday.
For more than 20 years, the Presbyterian Church in downtown Clearfield has been putting on a free dinner for the community on Christmas Day.
After a successful venture in 2018, there was no reason to discontinue it for 2019 as folks from literally the entire world will travel to central Pennsylvania to take part in geocaching events next year.
Have you ever looked at a prescription pill bottle and thought, “I don’t understand what this is saying I should take”? Or walked out of a doctor’s appointment confused about what medication the doctor is recommending?
CLEARFIELD — A hearing was held Friday for Denny Bailey, 38, of Woodland, who is accused of murder, arson and possessing an illegal firearm on motions to continue the trials.
CLEARFIELD — Clearfield County Jail saw inmate population drop and for the first time in months — Clearfield County doesn’t have inmates housed in other county jails.
DuBOIS — District Judge Patrick N. Ford of DuBois presided over preliminary hearings and other proceedings Friday.
DuBOIS — A Brockport man is facing charges of assault and harassment involving his ex-girlfriend, according to a criminal complaint filed at District Judge Patrick Ford’s office in DuBois.
DuBOIS — A DuBois woman is facing drug-related charges, according to a criminal complaint filed at District Judge Patrick Ford’s office in DuBois.
BROOKVILLE — In a night where it mostly struggled shooting the ball, the Brookville Lady Raiders basketball team used a second-half surge to hold off Elk County Catholic for a District 9 League-opening 54-50 win Friday night.
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ST. MARYS — A strong defensive effort, primarily in the first half, led Elk County Catholic to a 50-41 victory over visiting Brookville Friday night.
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DuBOIS — The DuBois wrestling team added a new chapter to its storied rivalry with Clearfield, rallying from a 27-point deficit with five bouts remaining to pull out a thrilling 37-36 victory.
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DuBOIS — Senior Dalton Woodrow became the 12th member of the DuBois wrestling program’s Century Club Friday and did so in dramatic and memorable fashion by pinning Clearfield’s Bryce Daubs in …
ST. MARYS — Despite having less members than a typical season, the St. Marys swim team is looking to have a strong season both on the team and individual levels.
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RIYAD, Arabie saoudite--(BUSINESS WIRE)--déc. 17, 2018--Avec le soutien et sous le haut patronage du Gardien des deux Saintes Mosquées, le roi Salman bin Abdulaziz, la 33ème édition du Festival National du Patrimoine et de la Culture se déroulera à Janadria, pour une durée de 21 jours, à par…
GREENWICH, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec 17, 2018--Cat Rock Capital Management LP (together with its affiliates, “Cat Rock Capital”), a long-term oriented investment firm and beneficial owner of approximately 13.0 million shares of the common stock of Just Eat plc (“Just Eat” or the “Company”)…
ROY, Utah (AP) — The suburban city of Roy is expecting growth as mixed-use developments and more town homes are planned on its few remaining open spaces.
SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec 16, 2018--JB Financial Group (KRX:175330) announced that the Group has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with CIMB Niaga, a leading Indonesian commercial bank, and MITRA JASA LIMA for the open banking platform business in Indonesia …
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec 16, 2018--Today, TV/radio personality Maria Menounos and digital health company Rally Health SM teamed up with Westside German Shepherd Rescue to host a dog walk in Griffith Park in Los Angeles to promote healthy living and the health benefits of pet ownership.
You wouldn’t think Jon the Giant and a group of students from York Central Elementary School would have much in common. But they have an unlikely connection in ninja warrior training.
Electronic devices are a common part of today’s world, and each one of them — from cellular phones to tablets — require batteries to function.
As it gets chillier, you may notice the cooler weather has begun to wreak havoc on your skin, hair and nails. While cold temperatures can definitely play a role in this, it’s also possible that your diet has something to do with it.
As the wintry atmosphere has settled outside and the heat gets cranked up indoors, the dry air can wreak havoc on the body — particularly your eyes. Your sight is an especially important sense; it’s important during these cold months to keep up on the health of your vision. If you’ve noticed that your eyes seem redder than usual, you have blurred sight or watery eyes, or you have a hard time making tears, the culprit could be something a bit more serious than the dreary outdoors.
Instructor Amita Bhagat walks us through this traditional-style, physical and spiritual workout
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NEW YORK (AP) — Twice as many high school students used nicotine-tinged electronic cigarettes this year compared with last year, an unprecedented jump in a large annual survey of teen smoking, drinking and drug use.
A look at where the investigations related to President Donald Trump stand and what may lie ahead for him:
NEW YORK (AP) — Racial justice. Obstruction of justice. Social justice. The Justice Department. Merriam-Webster has chosen "justice" as its 2018 word of the year, driven by the churning news cycle over months and months.
TOKYO (AP) — Nissan's board is meeting to pick a chairman to replace Carlos Ghosn, arrested last month on charges of violating financial regulations.
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A powerful bomb exploded outside private Greek television station Skai, causing extensive damage but no injuries.
SINGAPORE (AP) — Asian markets rose Monday on hopes that the Federal Reserve would re-evaluate its hawkish stance at a meeting later this week, following signs of slower global growth.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says that six months after giving birth, she's looking forward to spending more time with her daughter Neve over the Christmas break and thanking everybody who's helped her juggle responsibilities.
In a big state/small town type of community like Anchorage, you're bound to run into some nepotism. This is especially so when talking about the music scene. The hip hop community isn't much different. Sadly, the people you will hear the most about aren't always the ones with the most talent, or the biggest following. Typically, they're just the ones with the biggest budget. With that said, one might find it both discouraging and pointless to venture on into such territory. What people forget is this; hard-work, talent, and self-drive can never be ignored. This brings us to our subject; DJ Covy.
New York police said they performed a "wellness check" on "Saturday Night Live" cast member Pete Davidson after he posted an alarming note on Instagram in which he said, "I really don't want to be on this earth anymore."
Cardi B has urged her fans to be kinder to her estranged husband Offset after he begged for her forgiveness on stage.
WASHINGTON — A word can be worth a thousand pictures. In the movie “Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer,” the mild word “snip” describes what the camera, demonstrating the eloquence of reticence, does not show in gory detail: Kermit Gosnell’s use of scissors to cut the spin…
WASHINGTON — Until last week it seemed that the Division 1 college basketball industry could produce nothing more risible than its pieties about cherishing the amateurism of the “student-athletes” who generate, but get mere crumbs of, the industry’s billions. Last week, however, a New York j…
WASHINGTON — If Sen. Ben Sasse is right — he has not recently been wrong about anything important — the nation’s most-discussed political problem is entangled with the least-understood public health problem. The political problem is furious partisanship. The public health problem is loneline…
NORRIDGEWOCK, Maine — Could towns like this, a tiny crossroads of fewer than 1,300 households — now draped in brilliant autumn foliage colors, by Election Day perhaps resting quietly under a gentle dusting of snow — decide whether Democrats or Republicans rule the House? Or whether subpoena-…
