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  1. McCARTHY HAPPY TO SEE PORTER AT WORK, BUT WILL HE PLAY IN OPENER?

    Joey Porter Jr. practiced yesterday for the first time since the start of training camp but would not say if he's going to keep practicing as negotiat...

    U92.5

  2. CURVE LET LEAD SLIP AWAY IN LOSS TO SENATORS

    Altoona's Nick Dombkowski went five innings and gave up just one run on six hits, but Jaycob Deese surrendered three runs in his inning of work and th...

    U92.5

  3. TRANSPORT OF MASSIVE ENERGY GENERATORS TO HCR CAMPUS TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK

    The Homer City Redevelopment power plant currently under construction in Center Township is prepping for the arrival of its generating equipment, and ...

    WDAD

  4. Window Views: The wedding story - Part 1

    Columnist Kylie Jasper provides a sneak peek into her wedding day...

    The Indiana Gazette

  5. County aims for ban on NDAs and a SALDO 'large utility load' amendment

    Coverage of Wednesday's Indiana County Commissioners' meeting.

    The Indiana Gazette

  6. Rainbow Diamond Glass Club to meet

    The Rainbow Diamond Glass Club will meet at 7 p.m. Sept. 14 at First Christian Church, 500 Water St., Indiana.

    The Indiana Gazette

  7. Despite Skovira’s 52, Rams can’t stop losing streak

    The Ligonier Valley girls golf team looked to end its two-game losing streak Tuesday when it took on Oakland Catholic, falling 223-169.

    The Indiana Gazette

  8. Accident

    Accident reports from area law enforcement agencies.

    The Indiana Gazette

  9. Democratic upset in red Butler County could point to broader political shifts

    The Indiana Gazette

  10. CENTER TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS UPDATED ON POWER PLANT PROJECT

    Tuesday night, the Center Township Supervisors were updated on many issues concerning the power plant project. The update came from John Clark, who is...

    Cat Country 106.3

  11. HOMER CITY BOROUGH COUNCIL APPROVES “NO COMMERCIAL VEHICLE” SIGNS FOR BOROUGH ROADS

    Tuesday night, Homer City Borough Council approved putting up new signs on some borough roads. Council approved the addition of "No Commercial Vehicle...

    WCCS Radio

  12. Wildcat golfers fire season-low 193 to stay unbeaten

    The Homer-Center Wildcats continued their remarkable 2026 golf season Tuesday afternoon, posting their most impressive performance of the year with a 193-251 victory over the Conemaugh Township Indians on the front nine at Chestnut Ridge Golf Course. The Wildcats’ outstanding…

    The Indiana Gazette

  13. Suspect sought in theft from Indiana DG Market

    From Indiana Borough Police Department

    The Indiana Gazette

  14. State police at Indiana getting five Autism Sensory Aid Bags

    Amazon, Collaborative Autism Movement provide Autism Sensory Aid Bags for state police barracks. Indiana is getting five of the bags.

    The Indiana Gazette

  15. River Valley Saltsburg elementary students relocate, shift to remote learning due to mold

    Saltsburg Elementary School students, grades pre-K through 5, were relocated to the River Valley STEAM Academy upon arrival Tuesday following air quality tests that uncovered airborne mold.

    The Indiana Gazette

  16. IUP basketball coach Joe Lombardi breaks Evergreen After School Club's Kiss-A-Pig donation record

    Indiana University of Pennsylvania head basketball coach Joe Lombardi gave a smooch to Lincoln on Tuesday during the Evergreen After School Club’s 10th annual Kiss-A-Pig fundraiser at the Indiana County Fair.

    The Indiana Gazette

  17. PUC sees data centers adding to Pennsylvania's energy needs in years to come

    Energy needs have been relatively stable in recent years, but could increase in the future, PUC projects.

    The Indiana Gazette

  18. Area schools show off their stuff at Indiana County Fair Band Night

    Several area bands took part in the traditional Band Night event Tuesday at the Indiana County Fair as they wowed the crowd with their routines.

    The Indiana Gazette

  19. Unemployment continues on a downward slide in Indiana County

    Unemployment continues a downward slide in Indiana County, and the rest of Pennsylvania for that matter.

    The Indiana Gazette

  20. Longtime Indiana rifle coach Hartman retires after 34 years with program

    Sometimes coaches aren’t just leaders of their teams. Sometimes, they are the heart and soul of a program, building it from the ground up. Indiana’s rifle team had that in coach John Hartman.

    The Indiana Gazette

  21. Area blood drives set

    The Red Cross has announced the following blood drives:

    The Indiana Gazette

  22. IUP Selected as One of Best Universities and Colleges in the Country by Washington Monthly

    Indiana University of Pennsylvania has been selected for Washington Monthly’s annual “Best Universities and Colleges in the Country,” “Best Universities and Colleges in the Northeast,” and “Best Universities and Colleges Rural Areas” rankings.

    IUP News

  23. INDIANA COUNTY’S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE TICKS DOWN IN JULY

    Indiana County's unemployment rate went down in the month of July. The Department of Labor and Industry reported that the seasonally adjusted unemploy...

    U92.5

  24. IUP to Offer Annual Memorial Program to Mark 25th Anniversary of Sept. 11 Attacks

    Indiana University of Pennsylvania will mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on September 11 starting at 11:10 a.m. in front of the 9/11 memorial in the IUP Oak Grove. The program is open to the community.

    IUP News

  25. IUP Six O’Clock Series Opens With Presentation on “Rap And Resistance: Musical Influence” by IUP Alumnus McCool

    Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Six O’Clock Series opens on September 10 with a program by IUP alumnus Jeremy C. McCool on “Rap and Resistance: Musical Influence.” This presentation, and all programs in the Six O’Clock Series, begin at 6:00 p.m. and are free and open to the community.

    IUP News

  26. Recognizing IUP Faculty Members Promoted in Academic Rank for 2026

    The Office of the Provost has announced the promotion of several faculty members to full professor, effective for the fall 2026 semester.

    IUP News

  27. POLICE LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON THEFT AT DOLLAR GENERAL MARKET IN INDIANA

    Indiana borough police are investigating a theft at the Dollar General Market on South 7th Street last Wednesday. Officers say that the theft happened...

    WCCS Radio

  28. BAND NIGHT, KISS-A-PIG FINALE TO BE HELD TONIGHT AT INDIANA COUNTY FAIR

    The Indiana County Fair's grandstand and track are expected to be busy tonight. At 6:30, the grandstand stage will host the results ceremony for the a...

    Cat Country 106.3

  29. LIGONIER VALLEY SCHOOLS REMAIN CLOSED AS AIR QUALITY TESTING, MOLD REMEDIATION CONTINUES

    Ligonier Valley Schools remain closed today as air quality testing and mold remediation continues at the district's four buildings. In a statement iss...

    WCCS Radio

  30. MAN CHARGED WITH MAKING THREATS DURING ST. PATRICK’S PARADE TO SERVE PROBATION

    A man who entered guilty pleas for five cases, including one where he was charged with making threats during the Indiana St. Patrick's Day Parade will...

    U92.5

  31. TWO CRASHES HIGHLIGHT CALLS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS ON MONDAY

    After a day without a call for service, Indiana County first responders were on the scene for two crashes yesterday. The first crash was on Olivet Roa...

    Cat Country 106.3

  32. STATE GAS PRICE AVERAGES JUMP AHEAD OF LABOR DAY HOLIDAY

    Gas prices in Pennsylvania have spiked as we approach the Labor Day travel period, while the national average remains steady. The national average acc...

    U92.5

  33. IUP NAMES NEW DIRECTOR OF ASSESSMENT AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENT FOR THE COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE

    IUP has named the director of assessment and quality improvement for its new College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Charles Iadanza comes to IUP from Du...

    WCCS Radio

  34. SKENES TO FACE GIANTS TONIGHT, GRIFFIN TO REHAB WITH INDY

    The Pirates are back home at PNC Park to start a series with the Giants tonight. Joe Block previews the pitching matchup. Skenes has only ever pitched...

    Cat Country 106.3

  35. DOMBKOWSKI NAMED PITCHER OF THE WEEK, TAKES THE MOUND TONIGHT

    Altoona is in Harrisburg tonight to open a six-game series against the Senators, and the Curve will send left-hander Nick Dombkowski to the mound. Dom...

    U92.5

  36. KHAN OFFERS INSIGHTS INTO STEELERS’ ROSTER DECISIONS

    Steelers general manager Omar Khan met the media yesterday to talk about the team's decision-making in crafting the initial 53-man roster for this sea...

    WCCS Radio

  37. LEMIEUX SELLS PENGUINS OWNERSHIP STAKE

    Mario Lemieux no longer owns a portion of the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Penguins legend and business partner Ron Burkle have sold their minority stake ...

    Cat Country 106.3

  38. LIMITED SCHEDULE OF MONDAY SPORTS

    GIRLS SOCCER Indiana suffered a 9-0 loss to Plum. VOLLEYBALL Portage outlasted Johnstown, 3-2. For the Mustangs, Johann Noel had nine kills, Contessa ...

    WCCS Radio

  39. Elderton High School class of 1976 celebrates 50-year class reunion

    On June 6, the 1976 Bicentennial Class of Elderton High School celebrated its 50-year class reunion at the Cherry Run Sportsman Club.

    The Indiana Gazette

  40. Fall Fashion Trends to Try This Season

    Indiana Mall

  41. IUP gets former Duquesne U. educator for administrative role

    An educator with experience at Duquesne University’s Nasuti College of Osteopathic Medicine has been named director of assessment and quality improvement for the new Indiana University of Pennsylvania College of Osteopathic Medicine.

    The Indiana Gazette

  42. Dr. Clinton Iadanza

    Dr. Clinton Iadanza

    The Indiana Gazette

  43. Cook shoots 42 as Wolves take down Riverhawks, Rams in tri-meet

    West Shamokin looked to continue its strong start to the season when it took on Armstrong and Valley in a tri-meet Monday, with the Wolves coming away with the win.

    The Indiana Gazette

  44. Doak helps Panthers improve to over .500, shoots 32 against Indians

    To close out August, River Valley and Conemaugh Township battled in a conference showdown. Thanks to Brady Doak having a great day on the links, the Panthers improved to 4-3 on the season.

    The Indiana Gazette

  45. Ammunition found on Derry Area School District secondary campus

    Ammunition was found on the eve of the new school year in a Derry Area secondary school building.

    The Indiana Gazette

  46. Hobbs sentencing continued; Mansfield, McFarlin among those sentenced Monday

    Detrolen Hobbs sentencing continued; Chase Mansfield among those sentenced Monday in Indiana County Common Pleas Court.

    The Indiana Gazette

  47. PennDOT, state police prepare for the Labor Day weekend

    PennDOT wants to prep motorists for the Labor Day weekend.

    The Indiana Gazette

  48. Derry uses massive second half to take down United, 9-0

    Looking to bounce back from their loss last week, United stayed on the road Monday when they faced Derry, where the Trojans won easily, 9-0.

    The Indiana Gazette