Category Archives: Local News

Both the Indiana and Purchase Line School Boards will meet tonight. On the agenda for the Indiana School Board meeting is the Act 1 resolution that other school districts have passed. This resolution ...

Two people were hurt in a vehicle crash on Sunday in Derry Township. The crash was reported at 3:15 PM on Route 22 west near the intersection with Livermore Road. Few details are available on how the ...

The Blairsville and Black Lick fire departments were called out twice on Sunday morning for incidents in the same area of Blairsville Borough. Both incidents were automatic fire alarm activations at t...

Indiana County's courts will be busy today, including the county court of common pleas with several sentencing hearings today. Among those hearings are seven sentencing hearings for a Johnstown man. 3...

After last week's formal swearing in of new members, the state House and Senate return to Harrisburg tomorrow to get down to business. Senator Joe Pittman will serve as the Senate Majority Leader, hea...

New figures from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey five-year estimates show child poverty decreasing in nearly two dozen Pennsylvania counties, including Indiana County. But while Ind...

With superintendent Shawn Ford's impending departure to become assistant superintendent of the DuBois Area School District, the Purchase Line School Board is poised to hire an interim superintendent o...

Attendance yesterday on the first day at the State Farm Show was hard to measure but appeared to be up, even if the best true measure was the crowded parking lots. Official attendance numbers have not...

A former Johnstown man was sentenced in federal court earlier this week for drug possession and distribution charges. 41-year-old Anthony Andrews was sentenced on Thursday to charges of conspiracy to ...

Friday turned into a busy day for Indiana County first responders. Homer City Fire Department was called out for a fuel leak at the Homer-Center School complex at 10:10 AM. Three fire departments woul...