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DuBois Virtual Academy Celebrating 20 Years

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DUBOIS - The DuBois Virtual Academy is marking 20 years of serving students with flexible, high quality online learning experiences. With 171 students currently enrolled, this program offers credit recovery/acceleration, schedule flexibility, and live sessions for students. “They can still maintain contact with teachers, and actively... Read More.

Meet the Candidate: Melissa Keen 

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DUBOIS - Melissa Keen is running for the DuBois City Council in 2026. “Most of the other candidates have been in office, and the other candidates are well known, due to their businesses in the community, so that makes me relatively unknown and a newcomer,”... Read More.

Leaf Colors Declining 

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UNDATED – Fall colors are beginning to decline in our area According to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Jefferson and Clearfield counties have hit vibrant oranges, reds, and yellows and are starting to decline. Elk County has been on the decline for several... Read More.

Local Sports Update – Monday, 10/20

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District 9 High School Football: Week 9 SCORES Thursday Night: Central Clarion 35, DuBois 19 Friday Night: Brockway 31, Ridgway 24 – The Rovers scored 10 points in the game's final 2:30 to notch their sixth win of the year. Brockway quarterback Aiden Patton finished the game... Read More.

State Corrections Employee Accused of Meeting Minor 

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PUNXSUTAWNEY - A Pennsylvania Corrections employee is behind bars after allegedly traveling to Punxsutawney to meet who he thought was a 14 year-old girl for sex. According to police, 36 year-old Robert Burkholder, an employee at SCI Camp Hill, was in contact with the group... Read More.

Peaceful Protests in DuBois/Nationally

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DUBOIS - Over a hundred people lined up Saturday along major roadways in DuBois, peacefully protesting about what they believe is extremist actions taken nationally. The group is holding signs, waving flags, and saying things like “No hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here.” This, among... Read More.

Verizon Cable Stolen in Greenwood Township

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GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP - Police are investigating the theft of Verizon telephone cable in Greenwood Township. Sometime between October 1st and 2nd, an unknown number of individuals stole around 300 feet of Verizon cable on the Mahaffey Grampian highway. If you have any information, call Clearfield Based... Read More.

Meet the Candidate: Richard Whitaker 

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DUBOIS - Richard Whitaker is running for the DuBois City Council in 2026. “We all just need to look at what’s best for the future,“ stated Whitaker. “I’m not running for me. I’m running for my children, and my grandchildren. I want DuBois to be... Read More.

I-80 Closure Extended 

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UNDATED - The lane closure of Interstate 80 in Jefferson County has been extended through November 7th. Crews originally closed off the westbound lane between mile markers 95 and 89 for concrete repairs. Originally planned to reopen on October 17th, work has been extended through November... Read More.

Brockport Man Arrested after Standoff

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BROCKPORT - A Brockport man is behind bars after a standoff with police in early October. On October 3rd, police were dispatched to a Shawmut Road address for reports of a man, later identified as 53 year-old Jeffery Rhed, in crisis. Police were on scene for... Read More.