Author Archives: Bill Berry

Cora "Avalee" (Sensabaugh) Patterson, 84, of Clymer, PA died Monday, October 29, 2018 at AristaCare @ Hillsdale Park in Hillsdale, PA. The daughter of John and Esther Mae (Learn) Sensabaugh, she was b...

Last night, two candidates running for the 62nd district seat in the State House met for a "candidates night" forum hosted by the League of Women Voters. Both Logan Dellafiora and Jim Struzzi were in ...

Today is the last day of the contract between Indiana Regional Medical Center and the Indiana Registered Nurses Association, the union that represents nurses at the hospital, and so far, there's no ne...

One person was injured and traffic on one of Indiana County's major highways was tied up during rush hour on Tuesday after a passenger vehicle and a tractor trailer collided nearly head-on. State Poli...

Shaun Fairman's State Superior Court appeal of his conviction in the killing of his father-in-law took another step forward on Monday when he filed a brief in support of his contention that the weight...

IUP is losing one of its top administrators. Vice President for Administration and Finance Cornelius Wooten has been chosen as the new Vice Chancellor of Administration and Finance for North Carolina ...

The District 6 football playoffs are all set for this weekend, and eight Heritage Conference teams will be in action, while one Heritage team enjoys a bye week. The following are the Heritage teams in...

The IUP men’s basketball team is ranked No. 8 in the NABC Coaches Poll. The Crimson Hawks were chosen as the preseason favorite as the PSAC West champs. The team is playing an exhibition game at...

The Penguins winning streak was stopped last night when the Islanders came up 6-3 winners at the PPG Paints Arena. Sidney Crosby, Dominik Simon and Evgeni Malkin scored for the Pens, who replaced goal...

Ben Roethlisberger suffered a broken left index finger in the win Sunday over the Browns. The injury isn’t expected to impact his status for Sunday’s game at Baltimore. Meanwhile, Le’...