Category Archives: Local News

State Representative Jim Struzzi and Senator Joe Pittman have announced that more than $7 million will come to Indiana County through the PENNVEST program. The Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment A...

River Valley School District superintendent Philip Martell has written another op-ed, calling again for a more sensible funding solution for schools in Pennsylvania. Martell writes that "The current s...

More than 600 people showed up at the KCAC Wednesday night for an open house concerning the Homer City Redevelopment energy campus project. (HCR Chief Executive Officer Corey Hessen and Vice President...

From the US National Weather Service Here is the current situation concerning the Flash Flood threat and Severe Thunderstorm threat. There have been numerous reports of flooding along with several war...

From the US National Weather Service We're not currently under a Flood Watch or Flood Warning, but our PWAT level is high enough to put us at risk, especially with more storms expected late this after...

Pennsylvania's Attorney General announced that a man from Florida will serve time in prison for a string of distraction burglaries in Western PA. AG Dave Sunday reported that 57-year-old Steve Nichols...

Road work will start next Monday in portions of Indiana Borough and White Township. Parts of Philadelphia Street, South Sixth Street and Rose Street will be resurfaced in a project that will start Jul...

Homer City Redevelopment, LLC is giving the public an opportunity to learn more about the natural-gas-fueled power plant coming to the former generating station site. The open house is planned for ton...

Homer City Redevelopment and one of the nation's largest natural gas producers have signed a deal to provide the fuel needed for the facility in Center Township. HCR announced on Tuesday an agreement ...

The James E. Van Zandt VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic in Indiana will move to its new home next Monday. The facilities currently located at the Regency Mall complex on Oakland Avenue will move t...