Category Archives: Local News

On Monday Night, the Purchase Line School Board approved the ARIN operating budget for the next school year. The budget comes to $3.323,887, with Purchase Line's share coming to $25,283. As far as the...

The United Way of Indiana County is looking for local food and shelter programs to apply for over $150,000 in federal funding. According to a news release, the United Way received $37,973 in federal f...

In a news release issued today, Homer City Generation announced it will consider reducing operating units after May of 2023. The first step in that process is to submit a request for an exception to t...

Blairsville and Black Lick fire departments were called out close to midnight Saturday night for a vehicle crash that resulted in injuries. Indiana County 911 reported the crash at 11:54 PM on Route 2...

State police in Westmoreland County are asking people to be on the lookout for a few suspects who are passing counterfeit money. Troopers say that a man and a woman whom they have not been able to ide...

State police in Armstrong County are investigating a case of identity theft in Rural Valley Borough. Troopers say that they were notified on February 10th at 5:45 PM. The victim, a 62-year-old man fro...

One school board has cancelled their meetings scheduled for tonight, while another board will be holding theirs. Indiana Area School District has cancelled both its Policy and Personnel Committee meet...

An Indiana-based bank has appointed its new Chief Financial Officer. (Photo provided by InFirst Bank) InFirst Bank's executive team and the institution's board of directors have announced that David H...

The attorney for Ronald Weiss on Friday filed a motion to continue the jury selection and trial of his client for the murder of Barbara Bruzda, a 16-year-old Tunnelton girl who was killed in October o...

Budget hearings get underway in Harrisburg this week before the House Appropriations Committee. In his budget address last week, Governor Wolf proposed a fiscal plan that increases spending by about $...