12-year-old Reynoldsville girl struck by vehicle in crosswalk

Reynoldsville, PA – A child was struck by a vehicle while walking in Reynoldsville. State Police in DuBois say the 12-year-old Reynoldsville girl had been crossing East Main Street in the crosswalk on Monday morning just before 7 a.m. 49-year-old Denette Jones from Reynoldsville failed to... Read More.

Meeting about DuBois/Sandy consolidation on Oct. 12

DuBois, PA - Attention residents of DuBois and Sandy Township... are you curious about the findings and recommendations of an independent study on merging the City of DuBois and Sandy Township together? Be informed and prepared for the vote that's happening on Nov. 2. The Pennsylvania... Read More.

Saint Marys soccer field damaged by tire marks

Saint Marys, PA – The new soccer fields in Saint Marys were damaged by someone who left tire marks. Saint Marys Soccer Association says the malicious damage to the new fields at Kaulmont Park will have an impact on local youth being able to use... Read More.

$1,500 worth of tools stolen near Curwensville

Pike Township, PA – Someone stole $1,500 worth of tools in Clearfield County. The 57-year-old Olanta man told police that someone forced their way into his structure on John Wagoner Road in Pike Township, near Curwensville, and took tools and a toolbox. The assorted tools were... Read More.

Alleged child abuse in Brookville Borough

Brookville, PA - Brookville Borough Police are investigating a possible child abuse incident. On Sept. 18, police were told about the alleged incident which had happened on Sept. 16 by a known 45-year-old man in Brookville Borough. During the course of the investigation, it as found... Read More.

Fall Clean-Up this week in City of DuBois

DuBois, PA - Waste Management Inc., formerly Advanced Disposal, wants to remind all of the residential customers in the City of DuBois that the annual Fall Clean-Up will be Monday, Sept. 27 through Friday, Oct. 1 on your regularly scheduled pick-up day. As always, the... Read More.

PA hits vaccine milestone, 85 percent of adults have first shot

Harrisburg, PA – Governor Tom Wolf announced that 85 percent of Pennsylvanians aged 18 and older have received their first COVID-19 vaccination. “Today, the commonwealth has reached another milestone against COVID-19 and protecting ourselves and our loved ones against this deadly virus,” said Gov. Wolf.... Read More.