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Brookville Receiving Over $4 Million To Replace Water Pipes

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BROOKVILLE - The Brookville Municipal Authority will be receiving over four million dollars to replace 350 lead service lines. PENNVEST, Pennsylvania’s Infrastructure Investment Authority, awarded $4.15 million dollars to the municipality in an attempt to completely remove all identifiable lead service pipes. This grant will allow... Read More.

Pa Health Insurance Premiums May Rise Next Year

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UNDATED - Pennsylvania’s health insurance marketplace, Pennie, might see an increase to premiums in 2026. Currently the service uses enhanced premium tax credits to make health insurance affordable. However, the federal action that makes this possible is set to expire at the end of the year. Without... Read More.

Elk County Candidate Meeting Next Month

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ELK COUNTY - An informative meeting for anyone who wishes to run for an Elk County elected position will be held next month. Starting at 6pm on February 11th in conference room 2 of the courthouse annex, you will learn everything you need to know... Read More.

State Bill May Help Healthcare Debt

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UNDATED - A new piece of legislation floating in the House of Representatives, if passed, would help low income families with medical debt. Sponsored by Representatives Arvind Venkat, Nathan Davidson, Tarik Khan, Bridget M. Kosierowski, Andrew Kuzma, Jim Rigby, and Rep. Tim Twardzik, the bill... Read More.

Fugitive Found Hiding in Falls Creek Woods

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FALLS CREEK - A wanted man is behind bars after police found him hiding in a wooded section of Falls Creek. According to State Police, on January 19th police were searching for 56 year-old Ronald Wolf at a Jefferson County address. Police learned that he... Read More.

DuBois School Board Honored by Juniata Students

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DUBOIS - The DuBois Area School District’s school board was visited by Juniata Elementary School students at their Thursday night meeting saying thank you for the work they do. All of this is in effort of Katie Wykoff’s Life Skills class, where she is encouraging... Read More.

Another Extension Granted in Suplizio/Shaffer Case

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DUBOIS - Once again the defense team for former DuBois City Manager John “Herm” Suplizio and former city employee Roberta “Bobbie” Shaffer has been granted another 30 day extension. They face potential prison time and fines for allegedly stealing around $1.5 million dollars between 2008... Read More.

Little Mr./Miss Groundhog Chosen this Saturday

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PUNXSUTAWNEY - This weekend, two Punxsutawney children will be crowned the 22nd Little Mr. and Miss Groundhog. At the beginning of the month, Kindergarten aged children were nominated for the title. All of this kicks off the Groundhog day celebrations in Punxsutawney.

State Police Looking Into Sykesville Robbery 

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SYKESVILLE - DuBois based State Police are asking for your help in identifying a robbery suspect. According to State Police, on Saturday night at around 10:04 pm, a 5’10” white man wearing a black hoodie with green sweatpants allegedly robbed the Sykesville Dollar General. .He then allegedly... Read More.

DuBois Consolidation Affecting Business 

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DUBOIS - In recent weeks, multiple businesses across DuBois and Sandy Township have announced they are closing. In light of the recent closures, we spoke with Ben Kafferlin, one of the City’s Managers, on his thoughts of how consolidation will ultimately help business growth. “With a... Read More.