Category Archives: Local News

At Thursday's Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting, a Steelers executive talked about how Indiana County could benefit from the upcoming NFL Draft being held in Pittsburgh. Steelers Vice President of Bu...

Last night, Clymer Borough Council approved the 2026 budget. The budget contained no changes from what was presented for advertisement last month. The spending plan balances at $641,150. Residents wil...

Pennsylvania's unemployment rate in September did go up slightly, but they remained under the federal rate for the 29th month in a row. The rate went up by one tenth of a percentage point in August to...

From the US National Weather Service The Winter Weather Advisory has been extended through 7 PM for areas along and north of I-80 and in the ridges where lake effect snow will persist. Elsewhere, loca...

One person was hurt in a collision involving a pickup truck and a bike on Philadelphia Street yesterday afternoon. Indiana Borough Police say that 44-year-old Jonathan Rinn was riding his bike in the ...

The Indiana Fire Association was sent out for a reported structure fire last night in the 400 block of School Street. As the fire was in a reported duplex, Creekside, Homer City, Clymer and Coral-Grac...

The Indiana County Municipal Emergency Services Authority will hold its public hearing tonight on the organization's 2026 service plan. The ICMESA is being promoted as a solution to ensure that commun...

The 113th annual meeting of the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce will be held today at the Indiana Country Club. The event will bring together business leaders across the county and will highlight t...

The Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign continues in Indiana County, with the campaign over half-way to its goal with about two weeks to go in the campaign. Salvation Army Envoy Christie Ooten said tha...

Wednesday night, the Penns Manor School Board approved a resolution that rescinded a motion for a tax anticipation note for the district. The TAN was needed due to the lengthy state budget impasse tha...