Category Archives: Local News

After not having a quorum last Wednesday night, Clymer Borough Council will hold a special voting meeting today. Items on today's agenda include appointing Joshua Hayes to Clymer Borough Council. He t...

The 2026-27 Pennsylvania Budget was signed by Governor Josh Shapiro last night after weekend sessions of both the house and senate. The $50.8 billion spending plan includes $900 million in education s...

Pennsylvania's Property Tax and Rent Rebate Program is still accepting applications after the deadline was extended through December 31st. The program, funded by the Pennsylvania Lottery, helps eligib...

The Pennsylvania Senate last week approved a bill aimed at getting new medical treatments and devices to patients more quickly. Senate Bill 1206 would allow pharmaceutical and medical device manufactu...

From the US National Weather Service Temperatures climb back into the 90s during the middle part of the week with heat index values back to the upper-90s or low-100s under high pressure.

With another heat wave predicted to hit western Pennsylvania this week, PJM Interconnection is bracing for a possible second massive drain on electricity reserves, just a little over a week since it s...

The Indiana Area school board on Monday night will continue preparations for the new school year, voting on a number of service and professional agreements, guidelines for attendance and behavior, and...

A temporary traffic signal and new lane markings are scheduled to be installed this week at the Route 22 West and Route 119 off-ramp intersection. It's part of a series of traffic modifications initia...

Five fire companies were dispatched yesterday for a reported structure fire at a home in Rayne Township, but it was a dryer fire that did not extend into the home. Firefighters from Indiana, Clymer, M...

In remarks to the Board of Governors of the State System of Higher Education on Thursday, APSCUF President Dr. Kenneth Mash lamented what he called a "bright red line" that runs through any discussion...