Category Archives: Local News

Center Township officials have announced that the Long Road bridge project is complete a week ahead of schedule. The bridge has been under construction over the last month. During that time, crews hav...

11:00 AM UPDATE: Power has been restored to Blairsville, according to Penelec maps. They still report outages in Canoe Township, but the number of customers affected is less than 20. REA Energy has be...

Indiana and Marion Center fire departments were busy on Wednesday with a few calls for service, according to Indiana County 911. The Indiana Fire Association's first call for service yesterday was at ...

PSP-INDIANA State police have charged an inmate at the county jail with institutional vandalism. Troopers say on Tuesday, 28-year-old Khalil Santella was in his cell at the jail and allegedly damaged ...

Flags are already up outside the Oakland Cemetery for the Mid-day Rotary's annual Flags for Heroes display. The sixth annual event will officially open tonight, with special ceremonies at the flag fie...

IUP's Office of International Education is being honored for providing a safe haven for an academic scholar from Afghanistan. The honors come from the Institute of International Education's Scholar Re...

On Wednesday, the White Township Supervisors approved a resolution to accept a deed of dedication to add the roads in the Wolf Run Crossing development to the township's municipal road network. Townsh...

Wednesday morning, the Indiana County Commissioners approved some motions concerning the demolition of the former Alice Paul House Building. At the request of the County Office of Planning and Develop...

Indiana County Magisterial District Judge Tony Sottile has been recertified as a member of the Pennsylvania Judiciary after successfully completing the required continuing education coursework. This r...

Several different calls were reported by Indiana County 911 yesterday and this morning. One call was for a fuel spill in Burrell Township. Blairsville and Black Lick firefighters were dispatched for t...