Category Archives: Local News

The preliminary hearing for Terrion Gates has been set for Friday, March 19th before District Judge Chris Welch in Clymer. The 19-year-old Johnstown man is being held without bond on charges of crimin...

On Tuesday night, the Clymer Borough Council approved a loan for their 10-year paving project. The $600,287.50 loan is actually comprised of an additional $100,000 on top of a prior loan for the proje...

The Indiana School District Superintendent announced today that even though there are now six cases of Covid-19 at the Indiana Senior High School, the school will remain open for now. The sixth case w...

IUP has released enrollment figures for the Spring 2021 semester, and they exceeded projections. A total of 9,162 students are taking classes at IUP this semester, which is 45 students more than they ...

At a budget hearing before the Senate Appropriations Committee yesterday, Senator Joe Pittman grilled the director of the Independent Fiscal Office about Governor Tom Wolf's push for a minimum wage hi...

At Monday night's meeting, the Purchase Line School Board approved the creation of a new STEAM Education room for the district's elementary school. The motion covers the creation and purchase of furni...

On Monday night, the president of the Indiana School Board said that he would like to see discussion on having more students return for more in-person class days. Board President Walter Schroth said i...

While Camp Cadet for this year has been cancelled due to the ongoing Coronavirus concerns, the state police announced that there will be a Camp Cadet graduate scholarship available. Up to 10 $500 scho...

A Republican who ran for Lieutenant Governor back in 2018 has announced he is running for U.S. Senate. Philadelphia-based real estate investor Jeff Bartos made it official on his Twitter account and c...

A water line extension project in Center Township is causing some road closures starting today. Center Township Supervisors Chairman Dave Smyers announced during their meeting last week that there wou...