Category Archives: Local News

River Valley Superintendent Philip Martell has been invited to give a speech at the US-Czech Business Forum later this month. Martell will be joined by Marek Hahn of the Pittsburgh-based cybersecurity...

An Indiana woman was charged with theft following an investigation by State Police that dated back to last year. Troopers from the Indiana barracks have charged 35-year-old Jacqueline Elise Caylor wit...

A bill that would ban TikTok from state-owned networks and devices has passed the state senate. By a unanimous vote, the senate approved Senate Bill 379 and sent it on to the state house for a vote. T...

On Wednesday night, the Penns Manor School Board heard from district citizens, employees and students concerning the ongoing teachers contract negotiations. Most in attendance were hopeful that tomorr...

Homer City firefighters were busy on Wednesday as they tended to two vehicle accidents, including one where a car hit a pedestrian. The first accident was reported by Indiana County 911 at 3:20 PM nea...

The White Township Supervisors received good news regarding the resurfacing of pickleball courts during their meeting Wednesday afternoon. Township Manager Chris Anderson asked for the board to consid...

At a meeting Wednesday morning, the Indiana County Commissioners approved a transfer of American Rescue Plan Act funds into the county's general fund budget. The transfer total came to $6,996,744.48 a...

Blairsville Borough Police responded to three incidents on Tuesday. Two were vehicle accidents while one was an incident of public drunkenness. Officers responded to a crash along Indiana Avenue aroun...

While the need for blood remains prevalent, the American Red Cross has said that they are happy with the recent turnout for blood drives in Indiana County. The American Red Cross says that over the la...

No agreement was reached between the Penns Manor School District and the Penns Manor Education Association, so teachers are back on the picket lines today to continue striking. Both sides met for five...