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It’s “Bingo Night” in DuBois

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DUBOIS – Tonight is “Bingo Night” at the Parkside Community Center. The fundraising bingo event is presented by Downtown DuBois Inc from 6 until 8pm. There will be multiple rounds of classic bingo, special rounds, plus a “play all” round at the end of... Read More.

Clearfield County Woman Sentenced to State Prison

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CLEARFIELD – On Monday, a Clearfield County woman was sentenced to a maximum of 20 years in state prison for providing the drugs that killed a county jail inmate last summer. According to court documents, 39-year-old Angela Ricketts of Clearfield pleaded guilty to smuggling... Read More.

Elk County Connector Project Open to Comments

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CLEARFIELD – Elk County residents will have a chance to hear and see more information, and provide input about the upcoming Route 120 connector road project in St. Marys. PennDOT is presenting an open house, a display of the project's plans, and a forum... Read More.

Average Gas Prices Drop Slightly

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UNDATED – Average gas prices started the week a penny or two lower both in Western Pennsylvania and across the state. According to the Triple-A East Central Gas Price Report and the GasBuddy Survey, the average per gallon price of gas in Western PA... Read More.

Meholick Re-certified as Magisterial District Judge

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HARRISBURG – DuBois District Judge David Meholick has been re-certified for service as a member of Pennsylvania's Judiciary. According to the state's Minor Judiciary Education Board, Meholick has successfully completed this year's continuing education course work covering a variety of legal topics and practices.... Read More.

Sandy Township Staff Possibly Moving

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SANDY TWP. – The move of Sandy Township Administrative staff into the City of DuBois Municipal building could be happening sooner, rather than later. At Monday's township supervisors meeting, Township and City Manager Shawn Arbaugh proposed that staff relocate now to help fill in... Read More.