Author Archives: Bill Berry

In high school basketball last night, Saltsburg won their 13th straight game, 86-42, over West Shamokin. Nick Porter led the scoring parade with 18 points, followed by Dan Shirley with 16, Frank Plowm...

IUP welcomes California University to the KCAC tonight for a PSAC West doubleheader. In the women’s game at 5:30pm, the IUP women are looking to bounce back after they had their 12-game win stre...

The Penguins begin a brief two-game road trip tonight in Montreal against the Canadiens at 7:30pm. The Pens snapped a three-game losing streak Monday, beating the Capitals, 8-7, in overtime, stopping ...

Last night in college basketball, Pitt lost their fourth straight game, 79-74, at North Carolina State. Michael Young had 25 points, while Cameron Johnson chipped in with 17. The Panthers are 12-7 ove...

The Blairsville-Saltsburg School Board will hold their monthly meeting tonight, and will look to approve a contract with a union representing custodial staff. On the agenda tonight will be a motion to...

CHERRYHILL TOWNSHIP State police report a break-in at a location along Weston Road in Cherryhill Township. The owner, a Penn Run man, told investigators that someone stole several items of scrap metal...

Omnibus motions hearings are scheduled today for defendants in two criminal cases in Indiana County Court. 21-year-old Mason Jackson, who is from New Brighton in Beaver County, is charged in connectio...

At Tuesday night’s Indiana Borough Council work session, the council discussed plans to implement a bike trail throughout town that would connect to the Hoodlebug Trail, as well as an Urban Agri...

Clarabelle Marion Good-Wingard, 87, of Indiana, passed away on Friday, January 13, 2017 at the Crystal Waters Personal Care Home. She was born in 1929 in Plumville to I. Merle and Clara Ruffner Good. ...

Dale Robert "Sam" McIntire, 63 of Blairsville, PA passed away on Sunday, January 15, 2017 at his home. After the death of the love of his life, Wanda, on October 7, 2016, Sam lost his will to live. Th...