Category Archives: Local News

The Homer-Center School Board approved advertising the 2024-25 budget at last night's meeting. The budget comes to $19,239,641 in revenue and $20,061,877 in expenditures. About half of the $822,236 de...

One of Burrell Township's Supervisors has decided to resign. At last night's meeting, Supervisor Dan Shacreaw announced that he was going to step down as supervisor and township roadmaster. In a state...

Cases going through the Indiana County Court of Common Pleas today for plea and sentencing hearings all have to do with DUI, but one of those cases also involved a chase with police. 56-year-old John ...

UPDATE: Fire crews were called out for a flash fire that happened in Green Township last night. According to Commodore fire officials, they were dispatched at 6:19 PM along with Clymer, Pine Township ...

A man accused of child endangerment and harassment by Indiana Borough Police will have a preliminary hearing today. Court documents show that 21-year-old Nantai Dassan Gaston of Carolltown in Cambria ...

A Homer City man charged with creating methamphetamine is due in court today for a motions hearing. 59-year-old George F. Sager is charged with two counts of depositing, storing or disposing of chemic...

Indiana University of Pennsylvania is getting ready to restructure its academic system, which includes some name changes for its colleges and dropping some low-enrolled programs. Last Thursday, the IU...

The United School Board approved advertising the 2024-25 budget, but it does contain a deficit. Expenditures come to $24,293,113 while revenues come to $23,778.662, with a deficit of $514,691. The bud...

River Valley School District Superintendent Phillip Martel has withdrawn his name from the running to be the superintendent of Chartiers Valley School District. The sudden withdrawal of his applicatio...

The White Township Planning Commission last night approved both a final minor subdivision and a final site plan for a new store and distribution center behind the Aldi along Oakland Avenue. The new ce...