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DuBois Explores Plan to Boost Downtown

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DUBOIS - The DuBois City Council is asking downtown business owners for feedback as the city explores whether a Business Improvement District could help support continued growth and revitalization.  A BID is a defined section where property owners would pay an additional assessment fee that... Read More.

Local Cancer Fundraiser Announces Recipients 

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BROCKWAY - A longtime Brockway fundraiser is coming back next month. The Randy Carlson Memorial Hockey Tournament is held in memory of Randy Carlson and helps local families who are dealing with cancer related hardships. One of the organizers, Summer Anderson, says that this year’s event... Read More.

Celebrating Easter in the Tri-County

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UNDATED - If you’re looking for some Easter fun this weekend, you’ll have several chances to get out and enjoy some local egg hunts. One of the area’s biggest events will be the Annual DuBois Jaycees Easter Egg Hunt happening this Saturday at the DuBois... Read More.

Local Sports Update – Thursday, 4/2

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District 9 Baseball and Softball: WEDNESDAY-BASEBALL DuBois 5, Punxsutawney 0 – Trey Wingard smacked three hits, including a pair of doubles, for the Beavers. DuBois Central Catholic 8, Brockway 4 – Brayden Zatsick lead the DCC offense with three hits, two runs scored, and an RBI.... Read More.

Police Investigating PennDOT Tool Theft

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CLEARFIELD - Police are investigating approximately $1,300 dollars worth of tools from a PennDOT garage. On March 16th police were called to a PennDOT garage at 4676 Quehanna Highway after someone allegedly stole multiple tools, including a tap and die set, toolbox, bottle jack, caulking... Read More.

Maintaining DuBois

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DUBOIS - If you drive through DuBois, expect a couple work zones to start popping up as city crews shift into spring repairs. Public Works Director Scott Farrell says that after seeing 55 inches of snow this year, the city is moving from snow response... Read More.

Avoiding Fall Risks

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ST MARYS - A free program at Penn Highlands Elk is helping you get back to doing everyday activities without the fear of falling. “A Matter of Balance” is a class designed for older adults who want to feel more confident and steady on their... Read More.

Local Sports Update – Wednesday, 4/1

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District 9 Baseball and Softball: TUESDAY-BASEBALL Brookville 12, Clarion-Limestone 4; Curwensville 11, West Branch 9 – Gavin McDermott hit two doubles and drove in three runs for the Tide. TUESDAY-SOFTBALL Brookville 15, Central Clarion 4 – The Lady Raiders were powered offensively by Gabby West, Ava Nixon,... Read More.

Making Life Affordable

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UNDATED - The Pennsylvania House of Representatives are rolling out a new proposal that, if approved, could cut some of the taxes you pay. The “Freedom Through Affordability” initiative is designed to give you tax relief and lower costs on everyday essentials, including gas, electricity,... Read More.