Category Archives: Local News

WHITE TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVES TWO SITE PLANS
On Tuesday, the White Township Planning Commission approved the final site plans for a business and a structure at a township sewer facility. The facility is a sewer pump station at 51 Campbell Lane, ...
Hometown2 Dec 14, 2021

CLYMER BOROUGH COUNCIL APPROVES HALF-MIL TAX INCREASE
On Tuesday, Clymer Borough Council approved the 2022 budget, which was the same as the budget approved for advertisement in November. The budget does include a half-mil tax increase to bring the $582,...
Hometown2 Dec 14, 2021

422 CRASH CLAIMS LIFE OF HOMER CITY WOMAN
A Homer City woman died in a two-vehicle crash Tuesday morning on Route 422 near Route 954/South 6th Street ramp in White Township. According to the Pennsylvania State Police report, a dump truck driv...
Renda Media Dec 14, 2021

POLICE: COUPLE HELD DOWN AND ASSAULTED VICTIM
Two Indiana residents have been charged after an assault investigation last weekend. Indiana Borough Police were summoned to a home in the 11-hundred block of Church Street just before one o'clock Sun...
Hometown1 Dec 14, 2021

BUSY DAY FOR DISTRICT COURTS IN INDIANA COUNTY
Three of Indiana County's four magisterial district courts will be conducting hearings today, and while most of the cases coming before the courts will be for relatively minor crimes, there are two of...
Hometown1 Dec 14, 2021

NAACP COLLECTING SOCKS FOR CHARITY
The annual Indiana County NAACP effort to collect socks for charity is nearing its end. The Annual Project Socks Drive began December 1st. The NAACP is asking for new pairs of socks, and you can actua...
Hometown1 Dec 14, 2021

STRUZZI WORKFORCE BILL PASSES COMMITTEE VOTE
State Representative Jim Struzzi's bill to ease some of the workforce pressures created by the pandemic was passed unanimously by the House Education Committee yesterday and sent to the full House for...
Hometown1 Dec 14, 2021

JEFF COLEMAN RUNNING FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
While the early focus in next year's gubernatorial campaign has been on the Republicans' numerous candidates and the Democrats' lone candidate for the race, a Republican who once represented a portion...
Hometown1 Dec 14, 2021

WOLF SAYS SCHOOL VACCINE BILL IS UNNECESSARY
On a party line vote, the State Senate yesterday approved a bill that would prevent school students from being required to get covid-19 vaccination in order to attend school in person. Governor Tom Wo...
Hometown1 Dec 14, 2021

PURCHASE LINE SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES CHANGES TO HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY
On Monday, the Purchase Line School Board approved changes to the district health and safety policy concerning Covid-19. The main change concerns quarantining requirements for students who are a close...
Hometown2 Dec 13, 2021










