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DuBois Woman Accused of Stealing from Brookville Sheetz

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BROOKVILLE - A DuBois woman is facing several charges after allegedly stealing over $4,000 dollars from a Brookville Sheetz. According to police, 36 year-old Katie Neal, who worked at the Brookville Sheetz, allegedly bought cash app/gift cards without actually paying for them and scanned... Read More.

Celebrating Goodwill Week Locally

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UNDATED - This week is Goodwill Week at Goodwill Industries showing that they are more than just a thrift store. We heard from Jessica Illuzzi, PR and Social Media Coordinator for Goodwill, who said that every item you give helps turn donations into opportunities, funding... Read More.

Civil War Encampment Returns to Brockway this Weekend 

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BROCKWAY - The Brockway Civil War Encampment and Veteran's History event returns this weekend. From 10am to 4pm this Saturday, you will be able to interact with Civil War reenactors while learning about the historical event, including the stories of around 60 soldiers that are... Read More.

Brookville Fire Shuts Down Main Street, Closes Business 

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BROOKVILLE - A downtown Brookville business is temporarily closed following a fire in a second floor apartment Sunday morning. Crews were called to Pink Flamingos Vintage at 265 Main Street around 6:41 a.m. for reports of an active structure fire. When first responders arrived, heavy... Read More.

New Jersey Man Accused of Threatening Children

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PUNXSUTAWNEY - A New Jersey man has been jailed after allegedly threatening to shoot children at a Punxsutawney School Bus stop. On April 27th police say that 26 year-old Al-Tahiq Nasir-Dwane Aulston of New Jersey was at an elementary school bus stop at the intersection... Read More.

May Declared as Mental Health and Stigma Awareness Month

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CLEARFIELD COUNTY - Clearfield County Commissioners have declared May as Mental Health and Stigma Awareness Month, spotlighting something that affects you, your friends, and your family daily. It comes as community efforts like “Kick the Stigma” continue to grow across the region, pushing for more... Read More.

Military Food Share Returns to DuBois this Week.

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DUBOIS - If you or someone in your family has served in the military, there’s a free food giveaway for you this week in DuBois.  The Clearfield County Military Food Share is happening this Thursday at the Alliance Church parking lot on South Main Street... Read More.

New Farm Bill Clears House

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UNDATED - The House has passed a new bill that could impact farmers and rural communities The Farm, Food and National Security Act of 2026 led by Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson extends key USDA programs through 2031, expands access to credit, strengthens crop insurance, and... Read More.