Category Archives: Local News

Pennsylvania-American Water crews braved the cold conditions last night to repair a broken water line in Indiana Borough Sunday night. The water line break was reported at the intersection of Oakland ...

State police are still investigating an incident where a child fell into a pond in Brush Valley Township. The incident happened on January 14th at a pond at 1895 Aulds Run Road south of Brush Valley. ...

Four fire companies were on the scene of a structure fire on Sunday in Clymer Borough. Indiana County 911 reported the fire on Dixon Road at 10:17 AM. That's when Clymer, Commodore, Cherryhill Townshi...

The slick roads on Sunday may have been responsible for a rash of vehicle accidents reported by Indiana County 911. The first crash of the day was reported at 2:56 PM on Route 156 in Armstrong Townshi...

Indiana County's Fair Queen placed in the top five for the Pennsylvania State Fair Queen Coronation over the weekend. At the event held Saturday at the Hershey Lodge and Convention Center, Elizabeth B...

The following is the snowfall report from the Pennsylvania American Water Company Two Lick Filter Plant, issued this morning. We've received inches of snow so far 30.3 this winter season, including tw...

The Indiana Area and Marion Center school boards both are scheduled to meet tonight. Indiana Area's agenda includes voting by the full board on three proposals for the elementary school configuration....

A Clymer woman who went missing early Sunday in Kiski Township, Armstrong County, was found safe in Indiana about eight-and-a-half hours later. Kiski Township police put out the alert for 36-year-old ...

Police in Kiski Township, Westmoreland County are searching for a Clymer woman who "walked into the woods" early this morning and has not been seen since. Kiski Township Police were summoned at 1:33 A...

Indiana County's schools continue to battle the covid-19 virus and nowhere is it more evident than at Indiana Area, where Superintendent Michael Vuckovich write in his latest update that there were 79...