Category Archives: Local News

First Commonwealth Bank has announced that four of its leaders were recent recognized by the Pennsylvania Bankers Association with awards in advance of the upcoming Young Professionals Conference. Acc...

After a successful night one, the Northern Appalachian Folk Festival is gearing up for a full day of activity in the 500 block of Philadelphia Street. Activities start at 10:00 today with the Walk of ...

Indiana County's gas price average is now below the $4 a gallon mark. According to Triple A, Indiana's gas price average as of today is $3.97 this morning. While it is not the lowest in the region, it...

Indiana Borough Police announced this afternoon that they arrested and charged the man responsible for an armed robbery along South 7th Street Thursday morning. In a news release, Indiana Borough Poli...

The Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Greensburg will head to Vatican City to take some classes and have an audience with Pope Francis. Bishop Larry Kulick will head to Rome on Sunday for the first ti...

While many of the proceedings at Indiana County Court today will be for DUI Criminal Call hearings, there are some plea court hearings that are on the docket. One hearing will be for Isaiah Makall Far...

Indiana Borough Police have charged an Indiana woman with DUI and a summary traffic offense for an incident on August 19th. Police say that they pulled over a vehicle in the 600 block of Philadelphia ...

The Northern Appalachian Folk Festival kicks off today in Downtown Indiana. The official opening ceremonies will be held today at 3:50 in the 500 block of Philadelphia Street. The main stage will be j...

Indiana Borough Police are continuing to investigate the armed robbery of a person on South 7th Street early Thursday morning, and are asking the public for assistance. Police say that a woman was app...

At Thursday's IUP Council of Trustees meeting, IUP's president discussed the student population and the retention rate of first-year students. Dr. Michael Driscoll said that the student population wil...