Author Archives: Bill Berry

As we mentioned yesterday, IUP is ramping up activities for move-in weekend, when the majority of their students will make their way to campus and move into the dorms or apartments. Some of the activi...

All one need to do to get an idea of how badly the area is afflicted with drunk drivers is take a look at the typical DUI Criminal Call listings on the Indiana County Court schedule. There are usually...

Indiana Borough Police are seeking the public's help in locating a woman's handgun. The woman reported yesterday that her Ruger handgun was stolen from a location in the 500 block of Philadelphia Stre...

IUP head football coach Paul Tortorella announced yesterday that his program’s leadership award will now be known as the Art Rooney Sr. Leadership Award. Senior safety from last year’s tea...

James Marvel had a third straight quality start as the Curve edged the Binghamton Rumble Ponies, 5-4, last night. Will Craig hit his 20th homer of the year. The team is 13 games over .500 for the firs...

It was another 1-0 game for the Pirates and this one was a loss to the Braves last night at PNC Park. Chris Archer allowed one run in four innings to take the tough-luck loss. Ivan Nova takes to the m...

In a brief meeting, the Marion Center school board discussed rebidding a renovation project at the high school. The board also voted on motions regarding general school affairs and personnel. In June,...

Try your luck (or is it skill?) in the IRMC Football Pick’Em contest and you could win a CH Fields Craft Kitchen $25 gift certificate and a Coney Island $10 gift certificate! Check pick the winn...

Sandra (Sonnie) Lynn Spring, 79, Home, died Friday, August 17, 2018 while at St. Andrews Village. The daughter of Russell and Madeline (Tarr) Spring, she was born September 24, 1938 in New Castle, PA....

Kenneth Bernon Buterbaugh, 87, Homer City, died Friday, August 17, 2018 at the Indiana Regional Medical Center. The son of Lisle Floyd and Marie M. (Snyder) Buterbaugh, he was born November 20, 1930. ...