WCCS News news 1 to 900 of 2556   FYOCK TO BE HONORED AS TOP SHERIFF SALTSBURG WOMAN HURT IN WRECK ATTORNEY CHARGES LV SCHOOL CLOSING WAS FOR GAS RIGHTS CLARKSBURG COUPLE ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY WOMEN TRIED TO BILK DRIVER'S LICENSE CENTER DRUNKEN WOMAN CHARGED AFTER FALLING OUT OF WHEELCHAIR HOLES REMAINS IN CUSTODY AFTER ARRAIGNMENT IUP ALUMNI ASSOCIATION NAMES SLATE OF OFFICERS AND NEW BOARD MEMBERS SCAMMERS STEAL MONEY INTENDED FOR MS SOCIETY PARENTS ANGRY OVER LIGONIER VALLEY BUS RIDES RUSTIC ACRES FIRE RULED ARSON ST. VINCENT STUDENT FACES CHILD PORN CHARGES MAN SWINDLED MONEY FROM ELDERLY EBENSBURG WOMAN SUSPECT IN BEATING DEATH CAPTURED INDIANA COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP TO 8.9 PERCENT AMBULANCE CRASHES IN ARMSTRONG COUNTY McGINNIS' WIFE ENTERS ARD FORMER BURRELL TOWNSHIP MAN ACCUSED OF MURDERING WIFE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN FATAL EXPLOSION SECOND VICTIM IDENTIFIED IN BLAST DERRY TOWNSHIP STORE ROBBED AGAIN CHERRY TREE HOMICIDE SUSPECT STILL AT LARGE CRASH VICTIM'S IDENTITY STILL UNKNOWN INDIANA COUNTY MAN ONE OF TWO KILLED IN ALLEGHENY GAS WELL ACCIDENT SEPARATE CRASHES KILL TWO AREA MEN CORONER SAYS 2 OF 3 TEENAGERS KILLED IN WESTMORELAND CRASH WERE DRUNK WOMAN ARRESTED ON CHARGES SHE HOUSED SUSPECT IN BRUTAL BEATING TWO MEN ARRESTED ON DRUG VIOLATIONS CHIDBOY'S CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED FOR SECOND TIME EXCAVATOR ROLLS ON SIDE AT S&T BANK DEMOLITION PROJECT IN HOMER CITY TUITION INCREASE APPROVED FOR STATE SYSTEM SCHOOLS McANULTY ASKS FOR HEARING DELAY RETURN OF VERY HOT WEATHER POSES SERIOUS HEALTH RISKS, HEALTH DEPARTMENT WARNS APSCUF REACTS TO LAYOFF WARNING TRUCKER KILLED IN ROUTE 22 ACCIDENT MAIN STREET CLOSED IN HOMER CITY NEW FURNITURE STORE OPENS TODAY IN INDIANA HEAT WARNING ISSUED STATE SYSTEM RAISES TUITION IUP ANNOUNCES POSSIBLE FACULTY LAYOFFS MAN CRASHES MONDAY, IS ARRESTED TUESDAY FOR DUI BURRELL TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS AWARD BIDS TO REPAIR JOSEPHINE ROAD PENNDOT HAILS VOLUNTEERS FOR COLLECTING 12 MILLION POUNDS OF LITTER IN SPRING CLEANUP EFFORT ROUTE 22 SEGMENT NEARS COMPLETION IN DERRY TOWNSHIP JUDGE GRANTS EXTENSION ON DEATH PENALTY IN MURPHY CASE ARMED ROBBER HITS ROSSITER CONVENIENCE STORE IUP TO BUY PUNXSY DORM DEP, SEWARD POWER PLANT INSTITUTE NEW PERMIT NEW YORK, PA DEP TO SUE HOMER CITY POWER PLANT McANULTY TO FACE NEW CHARGES MAN ACCUSED OF KIDNAPPING GIRLFRIEND MARION CENTER SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES NEW BUS ROUTES S&T POSTS SECOND QUARTER EARNINGS ARMED ROBBERY AT CHOICE OUTLET REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION ON NORTHERN CAMBRIA HOMICIDE INDIANA COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RELEASES MONTHLY REPORT BETSY LAUBER, RESIGNS FROM DOWNTOWN INDIANA, INC. POST POLICE INVESTIGATE ARMED ROBBERY IN DERRY TOWNSHIP MARYLAND FUGITIVE ARRESTED ASD BOARD TO CONSIDER BONDS DOWNTOWN INDIANA, INC. DESIGNATED AS AN ACCREDITED NATIONAL MAIN STREET PROGRAM BLAIRSVILLE BROTHERS IN BLAIR COUNTY CHASE, CRASH CRTIZ VS. BURNS ROUND TWO ARMED ROBBERY AT CHIDBOY'S CONVENIENCE STORE ANTI-SESTAK AD BACK ON AIR PENNSYLVANIA’S EMPLOYMENT SITUATION: JUNE IT'S INDIANA COUNTY PROUD DAY AT IDLEWILD PARK! PROBE CONTINUES INTO MAN'S FATAL BEATING OFFICER CLEARED IN DEATH OF PUNXSY MAN FOUND IN BACK OF POLICE CRUISER JUDGE REFUSES TO OVERTURN NERONE CONVICTION COPPER THIEVES HIT 37 GAS WELL SITES COUPLE CHARGED WITH STEALING TRUCK, HAVING DRUGS TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS LIFTED FOR SALTSBURG BRIDGE REHABILITATION PROJECT RED CROSS TO MERGE EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEPARTMENTS HOMER CITY MAN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY TWO ARRESTED IN DOWNTOWN INDIANA DRUG BUST INDIANA BOARD DISCUSSES GRADE REALIGNMENT PENNDOT URGES MOTORISTS TO TAKE SURVEY S&T BANK AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS PA HIGHLANDS ANNOUNCES IUP ARTICULATION AGREEMENT NEWS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS KIDNEY TRANSPLANT CENTER TOWNSHIP MURDER SUSPECT ARRAIGNED GOVERNOR SIGNS PRISON MEDICATION REDISTRIBUTION BILL OFFICIALS CONSIDERING DROUGHT MEASURES TWO MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENTS IN INDIANA COUNTY ON SUNDAY ELDERTON MAN CHARGED WITH DRUG VIOLATIONS CENTER TOWNSHIP MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER VEHICLE PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT IN DERRY KILLS LATROBE MAN HIT AND RUN DRIVER LOCATED AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE DEATH OF SALTSBURG-AREA MAN BUILDING THAT HOUSES S&T BANK IN HOMER CITY TO CLOSE TODAY 6TH ANNUAL FIRE CHIEFS CONVENTION KICKS OFF ROBINSON WOMEN FLOWN FROM CRASH INVOLVING COAL TRUCK IN HOMER CITY S&T BANK ENCOURAGES PUBLIC TO PARTICIPATE IN CONFERENCE CALL STATE POLICE ISSUE DUI CHECKPOINT REMINDER FOR JULY PASSPORT FEES TO INCREASE TUESDAY TIPS TO STAY COOL DURING THE HEAT WAVE HOMER CITY BOROUGH LOSES ANOTHER POLICE OFFICER SEN. WHITE'S Rx REDISTRIBUTION MEASURE HEADED TO GOVERNOR CONGRESSMAN CRITZ HEARS HEALTHCARE REFORM CONCERNS FROM IRMC LEADERS CENTER TWP SUPERVISORS CAUTION RESIDENTS ABOUT BURNING SIX CENT DROP IN WESTERN PA GAS PRICES IT'S HOT! TIPS TO KEEP YOU COOL AND SAFE RENDELL EXPECTED TO SIGN $28 BUDGET TODAY STATE POLICE INVESTIGATING ROCK THROWING INCIDENT COUNTY, STATE AND FEDERAL OFFICES CLOSED TODAY TRACTOR FLIPS OFF TRAILER AND BLOCKS HIGHWAY IN PINE TOWNSHIP GAME COMMISSION AND PENNDOT APPROVE LAND EXCHANGE SHELOCTA MAN KILLED IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT FOUR ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES EMERALD ASH BORER FOUND IN THREE MORE COUNTIES STATE BUDGET DEAL: MINIMUM INCREASE FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS PENNDOT DISPLAY TO SHOW EFFECTS OF DUI DAMAGE AT $1 MILLION PLUS IN RUSTIC ACRES FIRE PURCHASE LINE SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES $17.4 MILLION BUDGET REED DISAPPOINTED IN STATE BUDGET DEAL TWO MEN, JUVENILE CAUGHT FOR SEWARD STORE BURGLARY DIXONVILLE MAN HURT IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH SPC MEETING FOCUSES ON ROUTE 422 CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES ON ROUTE 119 PUNXSUTAWNEY BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT COUNTERFEITERS WORKED FROM PUNXSY TO NEW KEN MAN KILLS TWO DOGS IN ROSSITER INTEMANN NAMED ACTING IUP PRESIDENT INDIANA COUNTY'S UNEMPLOYMENT UP TO 8.8 PERCENT IN MAY MARION CENTER SCHOOL BOARD PASSES 22.9 MILLION BUDGET WITH NO TAX INCREASE INDIANA BOARD APPROVES BUDGET KIMBALL ACQUIRED BY CDI CORP. PURCHASE LINE SCHOOL BOARD FAILS TO PASS BUDGET WCCC SETS BUDGET, TUITION RATES TROOPER MAKES THREE DUI ARRESTS ON THREE NIGHTS ROUTE 422 TRAFFIC PATTERN CHANGES TODAY CLYMER MAN'S MOTORCYCLE HITS DEER CLYMER MAN STRUGGLES WITH TROOPERS ARMED ROBBERY IN BURRELL TOWNSHIP RETIRED BOROUGH POLICEMAN RAY SHEGAN DIES AT 66 HEALTH DEPARTMENT RELEASES HOSPITAL INFECTION REPORT BLACK LICK VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY TO HOST JUNIOR FIREFIGHTER CHALLENGE THIS WEEKEND HOMER CENTER SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES FINAL BUDGET WITH TAX INCREASE 422 TRAFFIC PATTERN TO CHANGE MONDAY IN PLUMCREEK TOWNSHIP JUDGE DENIES ELDERTON SCHOOL INJUNCTION RAILS TO TRAILS WINS AMBASSADOR AWARD PUBLIC SAFETY RADIO UPGRADE PROJECT PLANNING ADVANCES TO NEXT PHASE ROBINSON FAMILY TO BE HONORED AT ADOPTION EVENT RENDELL CHASTISED FOR SEVERING DOLL HEAD MAN ARRESTED FOR BREAKING INTO WIFE'S HOME METALS THIEVES STRIKE TWO SITES MORE DRUG BUSTS IN INDIANA INDIANA BOROUGH POLICE ARREST 5 PEOPLE ON DRUG RELATED OFFENSES CRITZ TO HOLD TELEPHONE TOWN HALL HEARING POSTPONED IN LV SCHOOLS LAWSUIT OKLAHOMA MAN SENTENCED FOR APOLLO SEX ASSAULT HEARING TO BE HELD TODAY IN LAUREL VALLEY LAWSUIT IUP TO INCREASE TUITION FOR GRAD STUDENTS MARION CENTER SCHOOL BOARD HEARS FROM BUILDING COMMISSION PUNXSUTAWNEY TEEN KILLED IN ATV ACCIDENT ONORATO TO CORBETT: "LET'S TALK...AND TALK...AND TALK" WCCC SIGNS ARTICULATION AGREEMENT WITH IUP, FOUR OTHER SCHOOLS TOMATO BLIGHT IS BACK ARMSTRONG LAWSUIT IN COURT TODAY APARTMENT BURGLARIZED ON WAYNE AVENUE WOMAN DRAGGED BY VEHICLE DURING DOMESTIC INCIDENT ARMED ROBBERS STRIKE DERRY TOWNSHIP STORE ARMED ROBBERY SATURDAY AT COPPER BEACH APARTMENTS ARMSTRONG COUNTY COUPLE ARRESTED FOR TAKING CHILD ACROSS STATE LINES HOMER CENTER SCHOOL BOARD AWARDS BID FOR NEW LIGHTS AT FOOTBALL STADIUM PENNS MANOR SCHOOL DISTRICT ADOPTS FINAL BUDGET IUP SAFETY SCIENCES WINS CONTRACT WITH DEFENSE SAFETY OVERSIGHT COUNCIL JOINT WORKING GROUP STATE APPROVES TOUGH NEW MARCELLUS REGULATIONS SHUSTER TO FACE DEMOCRAT OPPONENT IN NOVEMBER TRESPASSER HAD BEEN STAYING AT VACANT RENTAL UNIT WESTMORELAND JAIL EXAMINES RAZOR PROCEDURES ARIN BOARD REORGANIZES BURRELL TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS TO HOST PUBLIC MEETING ABOUT TRAFFIC PROBLEM IN SMITH PLAN T.W. PHILLIPS ASKS FOR RATE INCREASE WORKER INJURED IN FALL FROM BURRELL TOWNSHIP BRIDGE ATWATER TO BE PAID SEVERANCE PACKAGE CRASH SHUTS DOWN ROUTE 422 AT CHESTNUT RIDGE BRIDGE PROJECT IN CHERRYHILL TOWNSHIP BLAIRSVILLE BOROUGH COUNCIL TO PURCHASE STREET SWEEPER; COUNCIL APPOINTS OFFICER IN CHARGE SEXUAL ASSAULT HEARING TODAY FOR BLACK LICK MAN HEARING TODAY FOR DIXONVILLE MAN IN FRAUD SCHEME ARMSTRONG COUNTY MAN KILLED IN RT. 422 WRECK McGINNIS COMMITS SUICIDE IN PRISON CELL IASD DISCUSSES MOVING 9TH GRADERS, BUDGET AMID MONEY CRUNCH, IUP TO CUT COURSE OFFERINGS FIRE DESTROYS YOUNG TOWNSHIP MOBILE HOME ASD/ELDERTON LAWSUIT TO BE HEARD TODAY INDIANA BOARD TO CONSIDER BUDGET, GRADE REALIGNMENT FEDERAL GRANTS INCLUDE INDIANA, SURROUNDING COUNTIES DRIVER LEADS POLICE ON LONG CHASE TWO CHARGED WITH DRUG POSSESSION BURGLARS NET HUGE HAUL OF CIVIL WAR GUNS ARMED ROBBER HITS BURRELL TOWNSHIP STORE BREAK IN AT FRAT HOUSE RESULTS IN MINOR FLOOD ELM STREET PROJECT TO HOLD TOWN MEETING MONDAY POLICE INVESTIGATE NEAR BY DEATHS BOLIVAR FUGITIVE RETURNED TO WESTORLAND COUNTY FRIDAY NO INJURIES IN CONFLICT BETWEEN MOTORCYCLE AND POLICE FRIDAY ST. ANDREWS VILLAGE OFFERS FREE BOOTH SPACE TO SUMMER FEST VENDORS THIEVES STRIKE ANOTHER AREA YOUTH SPORTS COMPLEX DOWNTOWN INDIANA, INC PRESENTS "LOVIN' DOWNTOWN EVERY SECOND" TONIGHT WERNER TO TAKE OVER AT IUP IN AUGUST INDIANA COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DELIVERS GUARANTEED SAVINGS ON ELECTRIC GENERATION TO MEMBERS CHARGES FILED IN INDIANA MAN'S DEATH BRIDGE PROBLEMS FORCE ROUTE 119 LANE RESTRICTIONS MOTOROLA TO PROPOSE PLAN FOR PUBLIC RADIO SYSTEM UPGRADE S&T BANK ANNOUNCES SUMMERTIME SWEEPSTAKES FEATURING BACKYARD BBQ WITH BETTIS STATE POLICE: 193 COMMERCIAL TRASH TRUCKS PLACED OUT OF SERVICE WHITE TOWNSHIP SUPERS UPDATED ON MACK PARK POOL MAN INJURED IN CHERRYHILL TOWNSHIP CRASH BLACK LICK MAN CHARGED WITH SEX ASSAULT CAMBRIA COUNTY MARINE KILLED IN ACTION BULLETIN: ATWATER TO RESIGN AT IUP LARRY SCHRECENGOST DIES OF HEART ATTACK BEFORE CAR CRASH CLYMER RESIDENTS TO COUNCIL: MOW THE GRASS! INDIANA COUNCIL OVERRIDES MAYOR'S VETO OF OPEN CONTAINER ORDINANCE JIMMY STEWART MUSEUM GRANT ONLY 10% OF REQUEST SENATE BILL WOULD REQUIRE SUPER MAJORITY FOR SCHOOL TAX HIKES HOMER CITY RESIDENTS TO HOLD MEETING ABOUT GROWING DRUG PROBLEM IN AREA FEDERAL FUNDS RELEASED FOR "GREEN ENERGY" JOB TRAINING IUP RECEIVES $150,000 GRANT FROM THE HEINZ ENDOWMENTS FOR “THE PROMISE PLUS” CENTER TWP SUPERVISORS ANNOUNCE ROAD CLOSURES DRILLER AT WELL BLOWOUT ORDERED TO STOP PA. OPERATIONS DIXONVILLE MAN ACCUSED OF STEALING OVER $114,000 JOHNSTOWN MAN HAD "CLEAN URINE" IN A BOTTLE DURING DUI STOP DEP TO INVESTIGATE CLEARFIELD WELL BLOWOUT PENNDOT TO WORK ON OAKLAND AVENUE, BRIDGES IN RAYNE AND CENTER TOWNSHIPS JUDGE TO HEAR LV SCHOOLS SUIT RESPONSE CRASH VICTIM APPREHENDED AFTER FLEEING E.R. TEACHER'S AID AT KITTANNING HIGH SCHOOL CHARGED WITH HAVING SEX WITH STUDENT MARCELLUS SHALE DRILLING ACCIDENT IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY TWO ACCIDENTS ON ROUTE 22 FRIDAY NIGHT GORELL WINDOWS & DOORS ANNOUNCES 19 NEW EMPLOYEES AFTER MEETING, PLANS TO DEMOLISH S&T BANK IN HOMER CITY STILL UNDERWAY MACK PARK POOL SET TO REOPEN WORK BEGINS TONIGHT ON DAMAGED BEAM ON ROUTE 119 OVER ROUTE 422 EPA ENACTS NEW REGULATIONS ON COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS PURCHASE LINE, HARMONY SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO RECEIVE ALLOCATIONS FROM QUALIFIED SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION BOND PROGRAM POLICE UPDATE FATAL ACCIDENT INFORMATION IRMC, STATE POLICE TO HOST CAR SEAT SAFETY CHECKPOINT SATURDAY INDIANA SCHOOL BOARD HEARS PUBLIC'S CONCERNS AT TOWN HALL MEETING PYLE SUPPORTS "CASTLE DOCTRINE" HOMER CITY BOROUGH COUNCIL REVIEWS DUI CHECKPOINT STATS IASD TO HOLD TOWN HALL MEETING TONIGHT INDIANA CO. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TWO MONTHS IN A ROW BLAIRSVILLE POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS TURNER APPEALS MURDER VERDICT PAVING TO BEGIN ON ROUTE 119 NORTH COMMODORE CEMETERY VANDALIZED OVER MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND YELLOW CREEK STATE PARK BEACH OPENS FORMER BLAIRSVILLE SCHOOL SOLD ON eBAY ONE KILLED, OTHERS INJURED IN ROUTE 422 CRASH STATE POLICE WATCHING THIS MEMORIAL DAY PINE TOWNSHIP MAN KILLED SUNDAY AFTERNOON TWO PEOPLE ARRESTED FOR BREAKING INTO CARS ON WATER STREET BOLIVAR FUGITIVE CAPTURED FRIDAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA STATE POLICE INITIATIVE TAKES CRIMINAL, FUGITIVES, DRUGS OFF HIGHWAYS CRITZ SUPPORTS UNION CARD CHECK BILL IASD TO HOLD TOWN HALL MEETING ARCADIA MAN CHARGED IN INTERNET CHILD PREDATOR STING RAPE SUSPECT'S CONFESSION CALLED INTO QUESTION MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND MOTORISTS URGED TO DRIVE SAFELY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT STOLEN CONSOL TO COMPLETE CNX STOCK DEAL TODAY WHITE JOINS BIPARTISAN GROUP FIGHTING METHADONE ABUSE MURPHY HELD FOR TRIAL IN TRIPLE SLAYINGS MULTIPLE ACCIDENTS LEAD TO BUSY WEDNESDAY FOR EMERGENCY CREWS LOCAL BUSINESSMAN PAYS UP ON HOCKEY BET INDIANA BOROUGH COUNCIL APPROVES OPEN CONTAINER REVISION TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM AT MIDWAY POINT FBI RELEASES MURTHA PAPERS MAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING CENSUS WORKERS IASD BOARD SETS TIME LINE TO VOTE ON GRADE REALIGNMENTS MARION CENTER SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES TENATIVE BUDGET, ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES HOMER CENTER SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PROPOSED BUDGET OF $15.5 GROUPS TO SUE SEWARD POWER PLANT"S OPERATOR MAJOR INJURIES IN BRUSH VALLEY CRASH WOMAN CAUGHT WITH HEROIN AT WHITE TOWNSHIP HOTEL LAWMAKERS SUPPORT IMPROVING ROUTE 422 IN ARMSTRONG COUNTY INDIANA, HOMER-CENTER, MARION CENTER SCHOOL BOARDS TO MEET TONIGHT GROUPS TO SUE POWER PLANT OVER DISCHARGES MC MAN CHARGED WITH FLEEING FROM POLICE INDIANA MAN ARRESTED TWICE IN TWO HOURS LAWN MOWING DISPUTE LEADS TO CHARGES POLICE SEEK BLACK LICK RUNAWAY THIEVES STRIKE MAY MART WOOTEN TO STAY AT IUP WATER PROJECT TO CLOSE GRANT STREET ON IUP CAMPUS PENNDOT, STATE AND LOCAL POLICE TO CONDUCT SEAT BELT ENFORCEMENT BY AIR, LAND ELDERTON GETS $127,000 GRANT MARCUS RE-NOMINATED TO PLCB GRANT TOWNSHIP FIRE RULED ACCIDENTAL APOLLO MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SEX STING TOM'S RUN MINE IN BURRELL TOWNSHIP TO EXPAND BY 1,893.1 ACRES INDIANA CO. DUI TASK FORCE NABS DRUNK DRIVERS IN SALTSBURG BOROUGH ARIN BOARD APPROVES AGREEMENTS, HEARS EMERGENCY PLAN P.J. STAPLETON NAMED TO TOP POST WITH NATIONAL GROUP CRITZ TO BE SWORN IN TODAY D.A. INVESTIGATING EX-BLAIRSVILLE OFFICER PRIMARY ELECTIONS SET STAGE FOR NOVEMBER BLAIRSVILLE BOROUGH COUNCIL WORKS TO IMPROVE TRAFFIC FLOW DURING CONSTRUCTION FAMILY OF 6 LOSES HOME TO FIRE IN GRANT TOWNSHIP COUNCIL ACCEPTS GRANTS, BUT CAN'T DECIDE ON SIDEWALK ALCOHOL FIRE CREWS RESPOND TO BARN FIRE IN WHITE TOWNSHIP CORONER: MEDICAL CONDITION MAY HAVE KILLED WYOTECH STUDENT EMERALD ASH BORER DETECTED IN 12TH COUNTY INSPECTION STICKERS PEELING OFF ANOTHER WYOTECH STUDENT DIES ELECTION DAY TODAY MARION CENTER SCHOOL BOARD CONTINUES TO DEBATE CONSOLIDATION DOWNTOWN INDIANA ANNOUNCES $30,000 IN COMMERCIAL FAÇADE GRANT MONIES CITY BREWING ADDS WORKERS, BREWS "ARNIES" BLAIRSVILLE VFW FIRE FORCES CHANGE IN POLLING PLACE BLAIRSVILLE VFW FIRE TEMPORARILY CLOSES RT. 22 HOMER CITY MAN CHARGED WITH DUI AND ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A CHILD DRIVER ROLLS SUV SEVERAL TIMES TRYING TO AVOID DEER MAN ARRESTED AFTER 'ROAD RAGE' INCIDENT ON RT 22 STATE RECOMMENDS INDIANA/ARMSTRONG BROADBAND PROJECT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO HOST "WEBINARS" ON MARCELLUS SHALE PENNDOT ANNOUNCES INFORMATION FOR CAMPBELL'S MILL BRIDGE, SALTSBURG BRIDGE PROJECTS ELDERTON HIGH SCHOOL CASE TO GO TO TRIAL ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY; BURNS AND CRITZ IN DEAD HEAT TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR DRUGS IN CLYMER EXTENSIVE DAMAGE IN FIRE ON SATURDAY WOMAN ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT INDIANA MALL MCDONALDS OF WAYNE CLOSES SUNDAY NIGHT FOR REBUILDING DONATION FUND SET UP FOR FAMILY WHO LOST HOME IN FIRE FRIDAY LUCERNEMINES FIRE UPDATE MULTIPLE FIRE CREWS RESPOND TO EARLY MORNING BLAZE IN LUCERNEMINES PENNSYLVANIA ANNOUNCES ACTIVE SCHOOLS GRANT PROGRAM IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FOR 2010-11 SCHOOL YEAR PENNSYLVANIA RANKS SECOND IN RECOVERY ACT INVESTMENTS IN HIGHWAYS; STATE’S PROGRESS WELL AHEAD OF NATIONAL AVERAGES HEARING TODAY IN ASD/ELDERTON HIGH SCHOOL LAWSUIT PENNDOT OFFERS SAFETY TIPS AFTER BICYCLIST DEATHS ROSE IN 2009 NERONE SENTENCED FOR ABUSING HIS SON, WIFE MAN SHOT IN NEW ALEXANDRIA DIAMOND DRUG PURCHASES LOT AT INDIANA COUNTY COMMERCE PARK OLD JAIL TO BE DEMOLISHED NEXT MONTH WHITE TOWNSHIP APPROVES LIQUOR LICENSE TRANSFER FOR MARTIN'S COPPER THIEVES HIT GAS WELL SITE TEXAS COMPANY TO CREATE JOBS AT CORPORATE CAMPUS BURGLARS CUT HOLE IN STORE ROOF CORBETT SAYS HEROIN EASY TO GET IN INDIANA COUNTY "JOE THE PLUMBER" TO APPEAR WITH ROHRER AT BLAIRSVILLE CAMPAIGN STOP DUI ARRESTS UP, CRASHES DOWN IN 2009 IUP CLOSES MAIN CAMPUS FRESHMAN APPLICATIONS LESS THAN A WEEK BEFORE 12TH DISTRICT SPECIAL ELECTION HEROIN CRACKDOWN IN INDIANA COUNTY INDIANA AREA SCHOOL BOARD NARROWS FEASIBILTY STUDY OPTIONS UNION CALLS FOR FIRING OF PLCB LEADERSHIP FRIENDS OF YELLOW CREEK TO MEET PURCHASE LINE SCHOOL BOARD AWARDS BID FOR ROOFING PROJECT LAWSUIT FILED TO STOP LAUREL VALLEY CLOSING PURCHASE LINE BOARD TO VOTE ON ROOF PROJECT IUP COMMENCEMENT HELD AT MILLER STADIUM ROUTE 422 WESTBOUND LANE CLOSED IN WHITE TOWNSHIP MAN JAILED AFTER KNIFE ATTACK ON GIRLFRIEND STRONG THUNDERSTORMS OVERNIGHT POLICE LIST RESULTS OF CHECKPOINT THREE MEN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT ON JUVENILE SHOULDER OF ROUTE 119 LANES CLOSED DUE TO OVERPASS DAMAGE POLICE DROP RIOT CHARGES IN IUP BRAWL PROM GOERS, IUP GRADS URGED TO DRIVE SAFELY AND SOBER TRI STAR MOTORS TO HOST CHILD SAFETY EVENT VOLUNTEERS ASSIST IN ESTABLISHING THE SPECIAL NEEDS REGISTRY FOR INDIANA BOROUGH MAN ON TRACKS HAD SUSPECTED HEROIN STATE ANNOUNCES TAX RELIEF ALLOCATIONS FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS INDIANA COUNTY STUDENTS AWARDED IUP SCHOLARSHIPS SCI PINE GROVE CORRECTIONS OFFICER AWARDED MEDAL OF VALOR BLAIRSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATIONS APPROVED JUDGE RULES THAT ACMH CAN BAN SMOKING "SORE" STARTS SIGNATURE DRIVE TO SECEDE FROM LIGONIER VALLEY FATAL TRACTOR TRAILER CRASH IN PINE TOWNSHIP INDIANA BOROUGH SUBMITS FEMA DISASTER REQUEST COPPER THIEVES STRIKE TWO SUBSTATIONS PYLE SAYS STATE MUST GET TRANSPORTATION PRIORITIES IN ORDER EPA PROPOSES NEW REGULATIONS FOR COAL ASH TAG TEAM 2 CONTINUES MAN HELD FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT IN INDIANA REPORT: REGION'S CHILDREN AT RISK OF SCHOOL FAILURE DEP HEAD SAYS MARCELLUS DRILLERS MUST OBEY REGULATIONS FIRE MARSHAL RULES FATAL BLAZE ACCIDENTAL "TAG TEAM 2" HAPPENS TODAY BRUZDA HOME FROM HOSPITAL AFTER HUNTING ACCIDENT POLICE SEEK SUSPECTS IN CONEY DISTURBANCE IUP BEGINS BUSY FINALS WEEK LINE FLUSHING TO TAKE PLACE IN CLYMER POLICE FIND SIGNS, PARKING METER AT APARTMENT WOMAN'S CAR BROKEN INTO WHILE SHE'S AT CHURCH AREA STUDENTS WIN SAFE DRIVING COMPETITION HELD AT IUP SPECTER, SESTAK DEBATE TO AIR ON AM1160 WCCS SATURDAY NIGHT "IUP CARES" EVENT IS TODAY $250,000 LOTTERY TICKET SOLD IN INDIANA COUNTY DEMOCRAT WILL MOUNT WRITE-IN CHALLENGE TO SHUSTER ROSSITER FIRE RULED ACCIDENTAL FARM LOANS AVAILABLE FOR DISASTER RELIEF FUGITIVE CAUGHT IN ITHACA, NEW YORK BUSY DAY FOR FIREFIGHTERS TURNER TRIAL CONCLUDES WITH LIFE SENTENCE AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR FUGITIVE FIVE CHARGED WITH TAKING PART IN APRIL 17TH RIOT SORE MEETS WITH ATTORNEY FIGHTING LV CLOSING AIR QUALITY RATING IMPROVING, BUT ONLY SLIGHTLY THREE MEN CHARGED FOR BAR FIGHT TURNER SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON OVER 3,000 TAX SCOFFLAWS IN INDIANA COUNTY INDIANA COUNTY'S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TO 8.5 PERCENT INDIGO SPRUCES UP MARION CENTER BOARD VOTES TO CONSOLIDATE AND RECONFIGURE GRADE ALIGNMENTS DUI CHECKPOINT LEADS TO ARREST, THEFT INVESTIGATION IUP STUDENT NAMED A FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR BENEFITS SCHEDULED FOR FIRE VICTIMS JURY CONSIDERING TURNER PUNISHMENT PEMA SCHEDULES DISASTER ASSISTANCE MEETINGS REA TO UPGRADE GEORGEVILLE SUBSTATION JURY TO DECIDE CONVICTED MURDERER TURNER'S FATE TWO CHILDREN PERISH IN BLAIRSVILLE FIRE HOMER CITY MAN CRASHED CAR, LEFT CHILDREN AND FLED THE SCENE CREEKSIDE MAN CRASHES INTO GARAGE, DIES IN FIRE FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR ELDERTON FRIDAY TURNER CONVICTED OF 1ST DEGREE MURDER SALTSBURG MAN ARRESTED IN TRIPLE MURDER ANGEL PICCIRILLO WINS PENN RELAY MILE! HOMER CENTER SCHOOL BOARD RECOGNIZES RESIGNATION OF TEACHERS WYOTECH STUDENT DIED FROM NATURAL CAUSES DEMOCRAT CANDIDATES VISIT INDIANA TURNER CONVICTED TURNER TRIAL BEGINS DAY FOUR WYOTECH STUDENT FOUND DEAD ARIN SETS BUDGET HOMER CITY WOMAN CHARGED IN JEWELRY THEFTS SIX HURT IN YOUNG TOWNSHIP ACCIDENT WAREHOUSE FIRE IN INDIANA TURNER TRIAL RESUMES TODAY INMATE TO STAND TRIAL FOR STRANGLING CELLMATE INDIANA BOROUGH DISCUSSES SUBDIVISON ORDINANCE DEP CALLS MANDATORY MARCELLUS MEETING ROUTE 22 WORK TO CLOSE INTERSECTION IN WESTMORELAND COUNTY REDUCED CHARGES FOR LATROBE WOMAN WHO CAUSED FATAL CRASH TURNER TRIAL BEGINS KERR TO LEAVE ARMSTRONG TO TAKE OVER AT NORWIN LIGONIER BOARD VOTES TO CLOSE LAUREL VALLEY POLICE CONTINUE TO PROBE WEEKEND BRAWL TURNER TRIAL BEGINS TODAY LINE FLUSHING FOR ICMSA, CICWA MEETINGS THURSDAY TO DISCUSS HIKING/BIKING TRAILS POLICE STILL SEEKING INFO ON OFF-CAMPUS BRAWL AUTOPSY REVEALS MEDICAL CONDITION CAUSED FATAL CRASH CORAL MAN CHASED, ARRESTED ON DUI PUNXSY MIDDLE SCHOOL SEARCHED, NOTHING FOUND CHILD ABUSE REPORTS OFF SLIGHTLY IN 2009 CORBETT AND BURNS HOST ROUNDTABLE WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS STATE TO BEGIN FLY SPRAYING PROGRAM COSM TO BREAK GROUND FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL INSTITUTE PA UNEMPLOYMENT UP TO 9 PERCENT IN MARCH SMITH: MCARE DECISION SHOULD CONCERN US ALL THREE PUNXSY STUDENTS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY MARION CENTER BANK CLEARED FOR CONSTRUCTION IN WHITE TOWNSHIP JOB FAIR TODAY AT S&T BANK ARENA JURY SEATED FOR TURNER TRIAL THREE FACE ADDITIONAL CHARGES IN PURSE SNATCHING RING TOM CORBETT TO TOUR DIAMOND PHARMACY IN INDIANA CITIZENS RALLY TO SUPPORT LAUREL VALLEY PENNDOT/PA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/PA FARM BUREAU TO HOLD RURAL ROAD FARM SAFETY EVENT EXTENSION TO TEST WATER IN MARCELLUS DRILLING AREAS CLYMER BOROUGH COUNCIL HEARS CONCERNS ABOUT POLICE PRESENCE TURNER JURY SELECTION PROCESS CONTINUES STATE PARKS TO REMAIN OPEN DURING BUDGET BATTLE CANNON CHOSEN AS IUP COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER LIGONIER VALLEY BUDGET PROPOSAL RAISES TAXES SEVEN JURORS CHOSEN FOR TURNER TRIAL 3 DISPLACED BY FIRE IN INDIANA BOROUGH MARION CENTER VFA APPROVED FOR MORE THAN $99,000 IN FEDERAL FUNDING REMINDER: FIVE DAYS LEFT TO RETURN 2010 CENSUS CENSUS COULD DOOM THE 12TH DISTRICT INDIANA AREA SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET TONIGHT WORK TO RESUME ON ROSE STREET, STONEBREAKER HILL PROJECTS REA TO REPLACE UNDERGROUND LINES JURY SELECTION BEGINS TODAY IN TURNER HOMICIDE CASE AUTOPSY FINDINGS RELEASED IN PEDESTRIAN DEATH IUP TO USE BOND FINANCING FOR KCAC CONSTRUCTION CORONER RULES GREEN TOWNSHIP MAN'S DEATH ACCIDENTAL INDIANA COUNTY PASSES 2000 CENSUS RESPONSE RATE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN INDIANA REGIONAL HIGHWAY SAFETY PROJECT STABBING, MUTUAL ASSAULTS REPORTED IN BLAIRSVILLE NEW SUPERINTENDENT HIRED AT BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT FATAL VEHICLE/PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT IN CENTER TOWNSHIP REP. REED COMMENTS ON MEETING CONCERNING WATER ISSUES RELATED TO MARCELLUS SHALE COMMISSIONERS TRAVEL TO WASHINGTON D.C. SENATOR WHITE SUPPORTS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT EFFORT BUSY FIREFIGHTERS PRAY FOR RAIN LAWSUIT FILED IN HOME DISPUTE CENTER TOWNSHIP BURGLAR CAUGHT IN THE ACT GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES COMING TO THE AREA ARIN GETS ALMOST $750,000 GRANT IUP NAMES BUSINESS HONOREES BRUSH FIRES PLAGUE THE COUNTY REED TO HOST MARCELLUS HEARING TOMORROW IN INDIANA INDIANA COUNTY'S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP TO 9.2% CENTER TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS URGING ALL RESIDENTS TO FILL OUT CENSUS TWO AVOID GAMBLING TRIALS FOR POKER TOURNAMENTS ROHRER TO BRING CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR TO INDIANA INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN DEATH OF MAN IN COMMODORE NUCLEAR WASTE MEETING RESCHEDULED GUN STOLEN FROM CAR IN WHITE TOWNSHIP SALTSBURG BRIDGE WORK BEGINS TODAY $1 MILLION GRANT FOR DOWNTOWN INDIANA REVITALIZATION VEHICLE ACCIDENTS WITH INJURIES AUTOPSY SHOWS INJURIES CAUSED BY VEHICLE TWO INJURED IN ACCIDENT SHOOTING DEATH IN ARMSTRONG COUNTY MAN STABBED TWICE IN RAYNE TOWNSHIP BAR FIGHT CENSUS PARTICPATION RATES AS OF THE APRIL 1 DEADLINE DIDN'T RECEIVE CENSUS YET? HERE'S WHAT TO DO! PENNDOT CREWS TO BEGIN LINE PAITING ON AREA ROADWAYS SCAM ARTISTS ABOUND A BEAR IN THE AIR! PENNDOT KICKS OFF CONSTRUCTION SEASON WITH 3 PROJECTS LAWMAKERS: WHERE DO MARCELLUS SHALE JOBS COME FROM? PA TO OFFER TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM CORLE TO LEAVE INDIANA COUNTY UNITED WAY GAS RATES TO FALL IN WESTERN PA SUPREME COURT TO HEAR ARGUMENTS IN PEARCE CASE "THE BLIND SIDE" MOM TO SPEAK AT IUP IUP STUDENTS TO GO "INTO THE STREETS" FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE EARLY RETIREMENT OFFERED AT IUP FOUR IUP FACULTY HONORED WITH DISTINGUISHED FACULTY AWARDS ‘THE BLIND SIDE’ INSPIRATION LEIGH ANNE TUOHY TO SPEAK AT FISHER AUDITORIUM APRIL 21 CENSUS BUREAU EXTENDS DEADLINE THEFT SUSPECT USED STOLEN BIKES AS GETWAWAY VEHICLES DERRY TOWNSHIP BRIDGE TO CLOSE NEW CHARGES AGAINST SUCHAR INDIANA COUNTY MODIFIES REVOLVING LOAN FUND CAMP CADET APPLICATION PERIOD TO BEGIN REED TO HOST MARCELLUS/WATER QUALITY HEARING IN INDIANA KNIFEPOINT ROBBERY IN SLICKVILLE THEFTS FROM VEHICLES INCREASING ICMSA ANNOUNCES SPRING FLUSHING SCHEDULE ELDERTON PLAINTIFFS FILE OBJECTION TO IMMUNITY CLAIM OH DEER! THEY'RE EVERYWHERE! RENDELL SQUARES OFF AGAINST CORBETT IN HEALTH CARE BATTLE HOME BURGLARIZED TWO INDIANA RESIDENTS ARRESTED FOR THEFT CAR/TOW DOLLY CATCH FIRE ON HIGHWAY FRIDAY NIGHT IUP ANNOUNCES DISTINGUIOSHED ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS PYLE SUPPORTS GAMES OF CHANCE BILL LIGONIER MURDER TRIAL DELAYED MURTHA CAMPAIGN FUNDS COULD BENEFIT CRITZ CENSUS MAP TAKES ITS TIME GROUP WANTS TO HOLD ASD TOWN HALL MEETING IUP TO HOST EVENT TO RAISE MONEY FOR HAITI SATURDAY MORE TB CASES RESISTANT TO MEDICATION REWARD OFFERED FOR CAPTURE OF McGINNIS BUSY NIGHT FOR FIREFIGHTERS IRAQ WAR VET SUES WESTMORELAND COUNTY BLAIRSVILLE POLICE OFFICER SUFFERS MINOR INJURIES TWO VFRA ORGANIZATIONS PASS STATE AUDITS ACCUSATIONS FLY AT PURCHASE LINE BOARD MEETING WELCOME TO INDIANA ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS FOR IMAGE AWARDS REED BILL FOR TUITION-FREE COURSES FOR OLDER RESIDENTS APPROVED AREA FIRE COMPANIES HAVE BUSY MONDAY CONSOL ANNOUNCES CNX DEAL TWO INJURED IN SALSTBURG AREA CRASH BRUSH FIRES KEEP FIREFIGHTERS BUSY ANOTHER DEMOCRAT DROPS OUT OF 12TH DISTRICT RACE MARION CENTER BOARD TO MEET TONIGHT AMID TAXPAYER ANGER POLICE REPORTS BRUSH FIRE SEASON INDIANA ARMSTRONG PATRIOTS ORGANIZE TEA PARTY IN KITTANNING POLICE STILL SEARCHING FOR MCGINNIS RECENT THEFTS/BURGLARIES IN OUR AREA EPA TO PROBE FRACKING PRACTICES CHAMBER HOSTS AUCTION FOR DALE CARNEGIE COURSE SCHOLARHSIP LEADER'S CIRCLE HONORS COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS ATWATER: KCAC MAY OPEN EARLIER THAN PLANNED NEW REGULATIONS TO AFFECT FARM VEHICLES ON HIGHWAYS PA AMERICAN LEGION SEEKING APPLICANTS FOR "STATE POLICE YOUTH WEEK" BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH INTENSIFIES TWO INDIANA COUNTY PLANTS MAKE RANKINGS FOR MERCURY POLLUTION INDIANA COUNTY TO PARTICIPATE IN WEATHER EMERGENCY EXERCISE TODAY POLL SHOWS TIGHT RACE TO REPLACE MURTHA IN 12TH FUGITIVE WILL BE CHARGED WITH ARSON FARM LOANS AVAILABLE LOCALLY TWO HURT IN SEPARATE CRASHES GAS PRICES STALL AT $2.86 INDIANA COUNTY'S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 25TH LOWEST IN STATE BLAIRSVILLE BOROUGH COUNCIL DISCUSSES NEW TRAIL SYSTEM MILITARY EXPO SET FOR THURSDAY SUSPECT STILL ON THE LOOSE IN BOLIVAR IASD SCHOOL BOARD TO SET DATE FOR ACT 780 HEARING CONSOL DEAL COULD MAKE INDIANA COUNTY MAJOR PLAYER IN MARCELLUS INDUSTRY SEARCH IS ON FOR FUGITIVE BOLIVAR MAN WHITE'S BILL TO REDISTRIBUTE DRUGS PASSES SENATE S&T BANK'S McBROOM NAMED CONSULTANT OF THE YEAR GLEN CAMPBELL MAN JAILED FOR SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE NO CHARGES TO BE FILED IN PUNXSY MAN'S DEATH IN POLICE CRUISER CENSUS BUS TO STOP AT IUP SMITH OPPOSES FEDERAL EDUCATION STANDARDS DRIVER FLEES AFTER PLUMVILLE CRASH INDIANA COUNTY BARELY MAKES THE LIST FOR SNOW EMERGENCY FUNDING FLOODED CONEMAUGH TO RECEDE TODAY MAN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT ST. ANDREW'S VILLAGE HIRES NEW NURSE LIAISON RENDELL SEEKS FEDERAL FUNDS TO COVER SNOW-RELATED EMERGENCY COSTS NEW YORK WOMAN ARRESTED IN PLUM FOR DRUG CHARGES DOWNTOWN INDIANA CELEBRATES ST. PATRICK'S DAY INDIANA-ARMSTRONG BUILDERS ASSOCIATION HOME SHOW 2010 THIS WEEKEND FLOOD WARNING FOR CONEMAUGH RIVER AT SEWARD PENNS MANOR SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES EVENT DESIGNED TO HELP CHILDREN SUCCEED ST. PATTY'S DAY WEEKEND KICKS OFF WITH LOVIN' DOWNTOWN INDIANA EVENT CHILD PORNOGRAPHY NET CATCHES 44 SUSPECTS DPW OFFERS MINI-GRANTS TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS WITH AUTISM IUP GRAD SELECTED AS GOP CANDIDATE FOR MURTHA SEAT IRMC ANNOUNCES NATIONAL HONOR FOR BLAIRSVILLE TEACHER MAN CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AFTER BAR FIGHT FLOODING CONCERN IN SEWARD MACK PARK POOL RENOVATIONS TO BE MORE COSTLY TRAFFIC ALERT: POWER PLANT ROAD REOPENED TO TRAFFIC GORELL ANNOUNCES RECORD INCREASES IN NEW BUSINESS NERONE FOUND GUILTY OF CHILD ABUSE BRIDGE DEMOLITION WILL AFFECT LAUREL HIGHLANDS TRAIL HAFER OUT OF 12TH DISTRICT RACE FIRE INJURES WOMAN, DESTROYS AVONMORE HOME BABY'S MOTHER TESTIFIES IN NERONE ABUSE TRIAL GREEN TOWNSHIP URGES CENSUS RESPONSE LAUREL VALLEY PARENTS ASK UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT TO CONSIDER CONSOLIDATING GAS PRICES CONTINUE TO CLIMB CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CREATING MASS BUYING POOL FOR ELECTRICITY SEVEN FILE FOR SPRING PRIMARY RUN AT MURTHA'S CONGRESSIONAL SEAT WHITE'S BILL WOULD EXTEND LEASE OPTIONS FOR MINING ON STATE LANDS STATE POLICE WARN OF TELEMARKETING SCAM NERONE TRIAL BEGINS IN CAMBRIA COUNTY SUPREME COURT TO HEAR FUNERAL PROTEST CASE CRITZ CHOSEN AS DEMS' CANDIDATE FOR SPECIAL ELECTION WOMAN WHO TRIED TO STEAL FETUS DENIED NEW TRIAL HIGHMARK, CONEMAUGH ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP ASD BOARD TO DISCUSS LAWSUIT DEFENSE PAPER: SPC CONSULTANT'S ROLE QUESTIONED LEECHBURG HIGH SCHOOL INTRUDERS CHARGED CLYMER MAN CHARGED WITH HEROIN RASH OF CAR BREAK INS IN THE AREA WEST LEBANON MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT CHAMBER SETS MEETING FOR ENERGY-BUYING COOPERATIVE THREE NABBED FOR SERIES OF WALLET THEFTS INTERNET CHILD PORN SWEEP NETS FOUR, WITH MORE TO BE ARRESTED SHESKO TRIAL DELAYED FOR MEDICAL REASONS POLICE: INMATE CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE IN STRANGULATION OF CELLMATE MAN FIRES SHOTS INTO RURAL VALLEY HOME POWER PLANT ROAD CLOSED BY LANDSLIDE SCI PINE GROVE INMATE CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE AFTER STRANGLING CELLMATE WITH BED SHEET REPRESENTATIVE DAVE REED TO HOST TOWN HALL MEETING IN BLAIRSVILLE TONIGHT INDIANA COUNCIL ASKED TO ADDRESS SCHOOL CLOSING ISSUE TRAINING FOR ANIMAL DISEASE OUTBREAKS TO BE HELD IN INDIANA EXCAVATOR STOLEN FROM CHERRYHILL TOWNSHIP BUSINESS ACTION TAKEN AGAINST TORRANCE PATIENT FOR THREATENING JUDGE STATE POLICE ISSUE DUI CHECKPOINT REMINDER CENTER TOWNSHIP TO MERGE WITH OTHER MUNICIPALITIES FOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PURPOSES GOVERNOR RENDELL: PA TO IMPROVE HEALTH CARE FOR KIDS WITH $10 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDS STATE GRANTS WILL HELP TRAIN VETS, DISPLACED WORKERS, YOUTHS INMATE DEATH INVESTIGATION CONTINUES STATE POLICE RELEASE NEW DETAILS ABOUT INMATE MURDERED AT SCI PINE GROVE IUP RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS COMMUNTY SERVICE AWARD CRITZ EMERGING AS DEMS' FRONTRUNNER FOR 12th COUNTERFEIT BILL PASSED IN WHITE TOWNSHIP CARRIAGE HOUSE RESIDENTS FACE DRUG CHARGES MURTHA AND OTHERS CLEARED LOTS OF ACCIDENTS DUE TO SNOW S and T BANK ANNOUNCES NEW POSITION MAN ACCUSED OF SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD 6-YEAR-OLD AMISH GIRL KILLED IN VEHICLE-PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT SOME INDIANA COUNTY POLLING PLACE CHANGE LOCATION COMMISSIONERS AWARD ELECTION SOFTWARE CONTRACT JURY FINDS WHITE TOWNSHIP MAN GUILTY ON DRUG CHARGES BLAIRSVILLE WOMAN INJURED IN CRASH MURTHA WIDOW CHOOSES HER CANDIDATE KEYSTONE PARK BRIDGE CLOSED ARMSTRONG COUNTY WOMAN TO SEEK 60TH DISTRICT SEAT GOP SEEKS CANDIDATES FOR MURTHA SEAT IUP TO SERVE AS CORE NODE SITE FOR PennREN PROJECT MAN ENTERS TWO SORORITY HOUSES REED TO HOST TOWN HALL IN BLAIRSVILLE ATWATER OUT OF THE RUNNING AT FAU ARMSTRONG DIRECTORS WORK ON ELDERTON REOPENING, AND FACE LAWSUIT CORPS OF ENGINNERS WATCHES FOR CONEMAUGH FLOODING MARION CENTER SCHOOL BOARD APPLAUDS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS BRIDGEWORK TO BEGIN ON ROUTE 217 ARMSTRONG BOARD TO HEAR ELDERTON PROPOSALS IASD BOARD TO HEAR PRESENTATION ON FEASIBILITY STUDY TONIGHT STATE TO RELEASE LIQUID FUELS FUNDS EARLY RENDELL FIGHTS FELLOW DEMS OVER FOREST LEASES THIEVES STEAL MULTIPLE ITEMS FROM TRUCK CORPS OF ENGINEERS POSTPONES NUKE MEETING REED TO HOST TELEPHONE TOWN HALL MEETING MAN VICTIM OF TELEPHONE SCAM INDIANA MAN ARRESTED FOR THEFT 2 ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES HOUSE FIRE IN DERRY PARENTS SUE DERRY SCHOOLS OVER DOG BITE STIMULUS FUNDS WILL BRING BROADBAND TO INDIANA COUNTY HOMER CENTER BOARD APPEALS TO HARRISBURG FOR PENSION SOLUTION TRADER HORN STORE SITE SOLD CANDIDATES CONTINNUE TO JOCKEY FOR MURTHA SEAT ATWATER A CANDIDATE AT FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY '09 WAS A BAD YEAR ON INDIANA COUNTY HIGHWAYS RENDELL SETS SPECIAL ELECTION FOR MURTHA SEAT PATRIOTS GROUP TO MEET TONIGHT PETITION SEEKS TO CHANGE ASD REGIONS FAMILY SUES OVER DOG BITES SKI EVENT TO HONOR MAYHLE INDIANA BOROUGH EXTENDS STATE OF EMERGENCY INDIANA BOROUGH COUNCIL TALKS ABOUT 'GOING GREEN' RECYCLING GRANT WILL HELP COUNTY SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY BLAIRSVILLE COUNCIL COMMENDS CREWS FOR EXTRA WORK IUP HONORED BY BUSINESS JOURNAL SOCCER COACH'S ACTIONS QUESTIONED WORKERS TRAPPED BRIEFLY BY SNOW STUDY RANKS HEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES MARION CENTER SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PRELIMINARY 2010-11 BUDGET FOUR FIRE COMPANIES GET FEDERAL GRANTS IASD BOARD REEXAMINES GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS SLIPPERY ROADS = PLENTY OF ACCIDENTS SHUSTER ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN MURTHA SEAT UP IN THE AIR NEW FLORENCE-AREA WOMAN ASSAULTED MARION CENTER SCHOOLS THE SUBJECT OF TWO MEETINGS TONIGHT FIRE DESTROYS CHERRYHILL TOWNSHIP HOME TWO KILLED IN GREEN TOWNSHIP CRASH ARMSTRONG BOARD TO MEET AT CLOSED ELDERTON SCHOOL CORONER SAYS TEEN DIED FROM CRASH TRAUMA RINK ROOF COLLAPSES THIEVES STEAL A SNOW PLOW HOMER CENTER MAN ESCAPES INJURY IN WILD CAR CRASH REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR PLEDGES TO NOT RAISE TAXES TEENAGER KILLED IN TWO-VEHICLE COLLISION MURTHA'S WIFE BEING URGED TO RUN FOR LATE HUSBAND'S SEAT LIGONIER CONTINUES STATE OF EMERGENCY CORONER SAYS FOUL PLAY, WEATHER RULED OUT IN MAN'S DEATH PENNDOT TEMPORARILY WAIVES CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS ON COMMERCIAL DRIVERS HAULING FOOD, DAIRY PRODUCTS AND PHARMACEUTICALS FIRST COMMONWEALTH NAMES ORLANDO FULGENZIO TO HEAD MARKETING CONGRESS MAY INVESTIGATE MURTHA'S DEATH BLAIRSVILLE MAN JAILED ON DRUG CHARGES WHITE TOWNSHIP SUPERS MEET DESPITE SNOWSTORM MASSIVE PILEUP ON I-80 DURING BLIZZARD CONDITIONS MURTHA FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS NATIONAL GUARD DEPLOYED IN INDIANA, THREE OTHER COUNTIES INDIANA BOROUGH PARKING RESTRICTIONS CLYMER COUNCIL DEALS WITH TRASH CONCERNS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ASSOCIATION OF PA RESPONDS TO GOVERNORS BUDGET PROPOSAL PENNDOT REMINDS MOTORISTS TO BEWARE OF CHILDREN WHILE DRIVING FRIENDS OF YELLOW CREEK TO FORM POSTAL SERVICE REMINDS RESIDENTS TO CLEAR SNOW FROM SIDEWALKS AND MAILBOXES SMALL INCREASES FOR INDIANA COUNTY SCHOOLS IN RENDELL BUDGET POTENTIAL REPLACEMENTS FOR MURTHA LINING UP PURCHASE LINE TO RENOVATE TWO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS INDIANA AREA SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS PRELIMINARY BUDGET THAT EXCEEDS TAX INDEX WHO WILL FILL MURTHA'S TERM? GUNS STOLEN IN TWO BREAK-INS RENDELL TO DELIVER FINAL BUDGET ADDRESS TODAY; LISTEN TO IT LIVE ON AM1160 WCCS MURTHA BROUGHT MILLIONS TO 12TH DISTRICT REP. JOHN MURTHA DIES AT 77 PSSHE WANTS TO TALK TO LABOR UNIONS IUP ANNOUNCES LEGACY AWARD HONOREES POLICE SEARCH FOR HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER KIMMEL SCHOOL BRIDGE PROJECT TO START ANOTHER STORM TO STRIKE TUESDAY AT LEAST ONE KILLED IN TURNPIKE ACCIDENT FEW POLICE INCIDENTS DUE TO STORM STATE OF EMERGENCY REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR INDIANA BOROUGH, LIFTED FOR CLYMER TWO ARRESTED FOR CAR THEFT FIRE BREAKS OUT ON TENANTS PORCH AT UNIQUELY YOURS JEWELRY SHOP IN CENTER TOWNSHIP BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA TO HOST CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION MONDAY FATHER MACKIEWICZ, 70, FORMER BLAIRSVILLE AND SALTSBURG PRIEST, DIES DUE TO FORECASTED WINTER STORM, DOH CANCELS H1N1 VACCINE CLINICS SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY TONY KALLSEN HIRED AS SENIOR CREDIT OFFICER FOR HEARING HELD ON POLICE PROTECTION BILL DRUG SWEEP NETS 10 OF 18 SUSPECTS IN WESTMORELAND, INDIANA COUNTIES STATE POLICE, PENNDOT PREPARE FOR STORM HOMER CENTER BOARD CALLS ON SORBIN TO RESIGN ROUTE 22 IN THE CLYDE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT TO BE CLOSED ON FOR LINE PAINTING RENDELL TOUTS "GREEN" ENERGY'S JOB POTENTIAL BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG SCHOOL BOARD CONCERNED OVER CHANGE ORDERS WARRANT ISSUED FOR ROBBER WHO DROPPED PHONE AT SCENE PHOTOGRAPHER ADMITS PROPOSITIONING GIRL MURTHA IN STABLE CONDITION HOMER CITY BOROUGH COUNCIL SUSPENDS PART-TIME OFFICER ACCUSED OF FURNISHING ALCOHOL TO MINORS INDIANA COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT RATE RANKS 13TH LOWEST AMONG PA'S 67 COUNTIES BLAIRSVILLE RECEIVES $281,400 STATE GRANT INDIANA PARKING FEE PERMITS INCREASE BY $80 2010 BERNIE SMITH SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE ILLEGAL ALIEN ARRESTED FOR DUI BUFFINGTON TOWNSHIP MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT PSP LISTS JANUARY STATISTICS MURTHA IN INTENSIVE CARE AT VIRGINIA HOSPITAL HOMER CITY BOROUGH POLICE OFFICER CHARGED WITH SUPPLYING ALCOHOL TO MINORS SMITH LIKES PACE OF FEDS' CONSIDERATION OF I-80 TOLLS FARM SHOW ATTENDANCE INCREASED THIS YEAR TRAFFIC SIGNAL BEGINS ACTIVATION PHASE AT INTERSECTION OF ROUTES 56 AND 711 CENTER TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS ANNOUNCE BRIDGE CLOSURES GOVERNOR SIGNS COAL BED METHANE BILL CORONER REPORTS FINDINGS IN '09 TRIPLE SLAYING QUOTA CLUB EVENT RAISES $5,000 IUP HIGHLIGHTS BLACK HISTORY MONTH POLICE PROTECTION BILL TO HAVE HEARING THURSDAY SOUTHWEST GOP CAUCUS CHOOSES CORBETT, TOOMEY LAWSUIT FILED ON BEHALF OF KISKI RESIDENTS ONE SUSPECT IN APOLLO COGO'S ROBBERY ARRESTED DRUNK IUP STUDENT WALKS INTO POLICE STATION HIT AND RUN ON SOUTH 5TH STREET TWO ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES ROBERT ROUT NAMED EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT/ CFO OF FIRST COMMONWEALTH SMITH SAYS DISTRACTED DRIVING BILL DOESN'T GO FAR ENOUGH SNOW-COVERED ROADS LEAD TO ACCIDENTS MURTHA'S WEB SITE HACKED DEP WILL HIRE NEW INSPECTORS FOR MARCELLUS SURGE POSSIBLE CHILD LURING CASE IN DERRY TOWNSHIP DERRY SCHOOLS WILL STAY BELOW TAX INCREASE INDEX COAL STRIPPER GETS RIGHT TO VINTONDALE GAME LANDS PETA WANTS A ROBOTIC GROUNDHOG IN PUNXSY VETERANS INVITED TO BREAKFAST IN INDIANA BOROUGH TODAY TROOPER MAKES DRUG BUST IN DERRY TOWNSHIP WOMAN CRITICALLY INJURED IN CRASH HOMER-CENTER ELEMENTARY STUDENTS ASK PUBLIC TO DONATE TO HAITI RELIEF EFFOT STATE POLICE BEGIN ISSUING COMPUTER-GENERATED TRAFFIC CITATIONS MURTHA URGES OBAMA TO "CHANGE DIRECTIONS" WHITE BILL WOULD REDISTRIBUTE PRESCRIPTION MEDS IN PRISONS ICY ROADS LEAD TO ACCIDENTS MURDERER OF IUP STUDENT FILES APPEAL INDIANA AREA SCHOOL BOARD DEVISES PLAN OF ATTACK S&T, FIRST COMMONWEALTH DECALRE DIVIDENDS COAL BED METHANE BILL MOVES TO GOVERNOR MARION CENTER SCHOOL BOARD SAYS NO MORE PUBLIC OUTBURSTS CHAIN REACTION CRASH INJURES TWO ANOTHER COUNTERFEIT BILL ATWATER TO RETURN TO IUP AFTER MEDICAL LEAVE SEWAGE PROJECT TO BEGIN IN BLAIRSVILLE TODAY SAGAMORE MAN CHARGED WITH SEXUAL ASSAULT EMT ASSAULTED BY DRUNKEN MAN MARCELLUS WEBINAR SET FOR WEDNESDAY IASD SCHOOL BOARD TO FURTHER DISCUSS GRADE REALIGNMENTS FOR DISTRICT INDIANA WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT WOMAN FIGHTS WITH POLICE AND END UP IN JAIL LARGE DRINKING PARTY BUSTED IN INDIANA BOROUGH TWO PEOPLE SERIOUSLY INJURED FRIDAY NIGHT IN CRASH IN NEW ALEX BLAIRSVILLE WOMAN INJURED CASE OF ETHNIC INTIMIDATION GOES TO THE FBI GORELL WINDOWS & DOORS NAMES NEW PRESIDENT AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER AIDAC TO ADD CLARION COUNTY TO SERVICE AREA SIERRA CLUB IS ALSO INVOLVED IN RELIANT LAWSUIT HOMER CENTER SCHOOL BOARD WILL NOT RAISE TAXES ABOVE INDEX VAN HITS HORSE AND BUGGY IN NORTHERN INDIANA COUNTY IRMC MAKES FORTUNE MAGAZINE BEST PLACES LIST JUDGE RULES FOR OUT-OF-COUNTY JURY IN POPLAWSKI TRIAL TRAFFIC LIGHT AT ROUTE 954 AND LUCERNE ROAD TO BE ACTIVATED TODAY SUCHAR HEARING POSTPONED ARIN BOARD FORMS ELECTRICITY CONSORTIUM HOMER CITY MAN SOUGHT FOR ASSAULT CENTER TOWNSHIP ACCIDENT KILLS DRIVER DEP GRANT TO CLEAN UP NEAL RUN IN YOUNG TOWNSHIP GROUP ASKS JUDGE TO RECONSIDER RELIANT POLLUTION LAWSUIT MAN HELD AT KNIFEPOINT, HAS BLEACH THROWN IN FACE INDIANA, MARION CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICTS ENTER RACE TO THE TOP COMPETITION BLAIRSVILLE BOROUGH COUNCIL APPLAUDS OFFICERS FOR JOB WELL DONE CBS JOURNALIST TO HEADLINE IUP KING PROGRAM MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT IN CENTER TOWNSHIP IASD SCHOOL BOARD CONSIDERS GRADE REALIGNMENT AND RENOVATION PROJECTS PURCHASE LINE BOARD DEBATES ELEMENTARY RENOVATIONS CHAMBER BOARD REVIEWS 2009 HIGHLIGHTS MURTHA TO HOST TELEPHONE TOWN HALL FOR SENIORS IASD TO HOLD PUBLIC WORKSHOP ON FACILITIES STUDY KING HOLIDAY HAS MOST SCHOOLS CLOSED TODAY RENDELL DRAWS IRE OF BOTH PARTIES INDIANA MAN ARRESTED FOR DUI FATAL CRASH IN MT. PLEASANT TOWNSHIP TWO INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT KITCHEN EQUIPMENT STOLEN FROM BLAIRSVIILE SALTSBURG SCHOOLS SHELOCTA WOMAN INJURED BLAIRSVILLE POLICE OFFICER RESCUES MAN FROM BURING HOME ST. ANDREWS VILLAGE WELCOMES NEW HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATOR SENATOR WHITE: FEDERAL HEALTHCARE NOT THE ANSWER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ASKED TO ENTER PENNDOT PSA CONTEST ON SAFE DRIVING PENNS MANOR BOARD MEMBERS RECOGNIZED ENERGIZE PA GAS PROPOSAL FILLS STATE COFFERS FINALLY! REEDS WELCOME BABY GIRL REED BLASTS RENDELL FOR PROGRAM CUTS BURGLAR FRIGHTENED AWAY IN WHITE TOWNSHIP REPORT: STATE'S UNIVERSITIES NOT HELPING ENOUGH LOW-INCOME STUDENTS LAUREL VALLEY SCHOOL CLOSING DEBATED AGAIN AT HEARING INMATES HARASS GUARDS AT COUNTY JAIL, SCI PINE GROVE ARMSTRONG COUNTY HEROIN BUST POLICE SEEK DRIVER WHO LED THEM ON HIGH SPEED CHASE PUNXSY PHIL GOES HIGH-TECH CLYMER BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANS 2010 PROJECTS UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETS ANNUAL YEARLY PROGRESS STANDARDS AGAIN STATE OPENS MARCELLUS BIDS FOR FORESTS HEARING HELD ON CLOSING LAUREL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL H1N1 SHOTS READILY AVAILABLE AT IRMC, STATE SITES STATE POLICE ISSUE ANNUAL INDIANA REPORT LIGONIER VALLEY BOARD STIFLES CONSOLIDATION TALKS SALTSBURG WOMAN CRITICALLY INJURED INDIANA COUNTY WINNERS AT FARM SHOW 11TH ANNUAL FREEDOM MARCH SET FOR SATURDAY read more 1 1 2 3  x  Page:  3 Next »