North Central PA LaunchBox celebrates official grand opening

DuBois, PA - The North Central PA LaunchBox powered by Penn State DuBois celebrated the official grand opening, almost three years after being established as a regional center for entrepreneurship and economic growth. “Given the significance of the LaunchBox mission, we chose to postpone the... Read More.

Summerville firefighters practice transporting patients

Summerville, PA – A shoutout to one of our fire departments in Jefferson County! On April 4, the Summerville Volunteer Fire Department participated in a practice drill, training in different ways of transporting patients in a variety of scenarios. They freshened up their skills and taught... Read More.

Penn Highlands names Halstead as Regional Market President

DuBois, PA - Penn Highlands Healthcare has made several key leadership changes to further its regional approach to the delivery of healthcare services in Northwestern and Central Pennsylvania. Rhonda Halstead, MSM, President of Penn Highlands Clearfield, has been named Regional Market President – Central Region,... Read More.

Events for this weekend: school plays, carnival, clean-ups

Clearfield, Jefferson, and Elk Counties, PA - This week is filled with fantastic events, including school spring musicals, a free carnival for kids, and a spring clean-up. *** Redd up the rocks! Jefferson County History Center is holding a Clean-Up Day at the Scripture Rocks Heritage... Read More.

Baseball is back, but in DuBois, it never left

Story courtesy of Penn State DuBois Nate Gurtis, USCAA assistant director of championships and marketing March 30, 2022 DuBOIS, Pa. — You might have heard of the saying “it’s bigger than sports,” and for so many college towns that holds true. The saying takes on a unique... Read More.

DCC’s spring play Anything Goes opening night tonight

DuBois, PA - Grab your ticket to DuBois Central Catholic School's latest play, "Anything Goes"! DCC’s Anything Goes is scheduled to hit the stage Friday-Sunday, March 25-27 and again Friday and Saturday, April 1 and 2. Tickets are $13 for adults, $10 for seniors and students,... Read More.