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Local reporting from across Indiana County, Pennsylvania, gathered in one place and linked to the original publisher.
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PART OF HOME FARM ROAD TO CLOSE TUESDAY
White Township officials have announced that a portion of Home Farm Road will close on Tuesday. The closure will run from the intersection with Coates...
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PA BROADBAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ANNOUNCES BEAD GRANTS
The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority has announced over $400 million in Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment Grants, and some of that m...
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MULTIPLE ROUTS REPORTED IN HERITAGE CONFERENCE FOOTBALL PLAY
The second half of the high school football season started for Homer-Center with a shutout win over Purchase Line. Mark Bertig reports. Marion Center ...
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INDIANA FALLS TO HAMPTON ON THE ROAD
In the WPIAL, Indiana fell to Hampton on the road. Mark Hilliard reports.
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PITT SURVIVES VIRGINIA TECH, LOSES QB
The Pitt Panthers outlasted the Virginia Tech Hokies 35-33. The Panthers were facing some adversity throughout the night as they lost quarterback Maso...
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IUP FOOTBALL PLAYS EDINBORO TODAY
The IUP Football team hits the road to take on Edinboro at Sox Harrison Stadium. IUP has won 62 of the last 90 games between the two teams. The Crimso...
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KUZMENKO BACK AT PRACTICE AS PENS PREP FOR MONTREAL
The Pittsburgh Penguins are back on the ice tonight for the home opener against the Montreal Canadiens. The Pens are coming off a 7-0 dominant shutout...
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CBC declares quarterly dividend
Community Bankers’ Corporation of Indiana has declared a regular dividend for shareholders of record on Sept. 15. The dividend will be 4 cents for each share of common stock owned by the shareholder, payable on Sept. 30.
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Founders & Guardians: John Marshall
John Marshall was born on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1755, in Germantown, Va. He was the oldest of 15 children born to Thomas and Mary Marshall. Young Marshall’s early education included a limited amount of formal schooling and additional tutoring with Reverend Thomson, an ordained deacon who live…
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ON THE AGENDA: ICMESA board to meet regularly at Indiana Borough Municipal Building
After capacity concerns left the board of the Indiana County Municipal Emergency Services Authority without a venue to hold meetings, a new location has been selected to conduct business.
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Senior centers set weekly schedule
Aging Services Inc. social centers are open for lunch and other activities. You must have a reservation to attend a center and receive a lunch. Those interested must call the center the day before, by noon, in order to receive a lunch the following day. For more information, contact your loc…
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Community church announcements
Every weekend in the Indiana Gazette, find this roundup of family- and community-related events hosted by churches in the Indiana County area.
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Human Services Calendar
COMING EVENTS
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It's Happening Here
Each weekend, read Happening Here to discover events throughout Indiana County.
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Firepoint Energy, Annual Meeting, AWS, College of Osteopathic Medicine among chamber items
The Indiana County Chamber of Commerce held its monthly board of directors meeting on Sept. 24 at the Welcome Center at 600 Philadelphia St.
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Stingers fall to Indians, but Ruddock surpasses 500 career kills
Marion Center dropped its second straight match Thursday when it fell to Conemaugh Township 3-1, with set scores of 25-16, 25-23, 26-24 and 25-23.
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Purchase Line comebacks to reverse sweep Northern Cambria
Purchase Line defeated Northern Cambria in five sets Thursday night, completing a reverse sweep after dropping the first two sets.
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Panthers get back in win column as they sweep Mustangs
River Valley bounced back from its early-season defeat Thursday when it swept Portage 3-0, with set scores of 25-21, 25-13 and 25-14.
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Wolves roll to fourth straight win over Jays
West Shamokin kept rolling Thursday, winning its fourth straight match over Conemaugh Valley, 3-1, with set scores of 25-21, 26-24, 25-15 and 25-17.
The Indiana Gazette
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IRMC reaches 1,000 MAKO robotic-assisted joint replacement surgeries
IRMC reached 1,000 MAKO robotic-assisted joint replacement surgeries earlier this summer.
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McClinton, Longo highlight county party banquets; candidates' forum is set Oct. 23
Indiana County Democrats will welcome state House Speaker Joanna McClinton, D-Philadelphia, to their annual banquet Oct. 16 at 6 p.m. at the Chestnut Ridge Resort, while Indiana County Republicans will have Slippery Rock Mayor J.D. Longo, that borough’s youngest mayor when he was first elect…
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Wildcats, Red Dragons set to battle in physical conference game
Sometimes you get a big win, and it can be hard to focus on the next one up. Friday, Greg Page and his Wildcats will look to get ready when they travel to Commodore to face Purchase Line.
The Indiana Gazette
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ICCAP announces dates for new distribution program
Indiana County Community Action Program is starting a new monthly distribution program in partnership with the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
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IRMC’S ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY TEAM COMPLETES 1000 ROBOTIC JOINT SURGERIES
Indiana Regional Medical Center's Orthopedic Surgery team has reached a milestone, completing 1,000 robotic-assisted joint replacement surgeries. The ...
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KATHRYN CROOK, 48
Kathryn Louise Crook, 48, of Cherry Tree, passed away on Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at Conemaugh Hospital surrounded by her loving family. A daught...
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S&T no longer Penguins presenting sponsor, but still has ties to NHL club
S&T still has some roles with the Penguins, but presenting sponsor for radio broadcasts is no longer on that list.
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WILLIAM COLEMAN, 73
William B. Coleman, 73, of Indiana, unexpectedly passed away on Tuesday, September 29, 2026. Bill was born August 5, 1953 to Lawrence Boyd and Dorothy...
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FOOTBALL: Crimson Hawks ease past Seton Hill in home opener
It’s safe to say the first quarter wasn’t the best the IUP Crimson Hawks have seen.
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WEEK SIX KICKS OFF SECOND HALF OF HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SEASON
The second half of the high school football season kicks off tonight with four IRMC High School Football Friday Night games on our Renda Media network...
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INDIANA VISITS HAMPTON IN SECTION OPENER
Indiana takes a 2-3 overall record into tonight's game at 3-2 Hampton. It's the WPIAL Greater Allegheny Conference opener for both teams. Indiana coac...
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MORE FUTILITY FOR STEELERS IN CLEVELAND
With last night's 27-24 loss, the Steelers have dropped five in a row to the Browns in Cleveland, and last night's frustration was compounded by the l...
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PANTHERS, CRIMSON HAWKS READY FOR WEEKEND ACTION
The Pitt Panthers play a rare Friday night game tonight, opening the ACC portion of the schedule at Virginia Tech, which is led by former Penn State c...
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IUP ANNOUNCES ENROLLMENT INCREASES FOR THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR
For the third straight year, the Indiana University of Pennsylvania is reporting an increase in enrollment numbers. An increase of 48 students was see...
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BACK TO WORK FOR PENS AFTER BIG WIN IN PHILLY
Fresh off the 7-0 win over the Flyers in Wednesday's season opener in Philadelphia, the Penguins weren't sitting around yesterday. They were back on t...
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FIRST RESPONDERS DEAL WITH CAR FIRES, CRASH
Yesterday's bus fire was not the only vehicle-related incident reported by Indiana County 911. Another vehicle fire was reported at 3:27 PM on Route 5...
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CRIMINAL CALL HEARINGS INCLUDE CASES OF ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE, SEXUAL ASSAULT
Criminal Call hearings are scheduled for today for Indiana County Courts, including a few recent major cases. One of those cases is a stabbing that ha...
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INDIANA BOROUGH ANNOUNCES NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH SLWA FOR WATER AND SEWER LINES
Indiana Borough has announced that a new partnership with Service Line Warranties of America to help residents pay for water and sewer service lines t...
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VOLLEYBALL: FIVE-SETTERS AND A 500-KILL MILESTONE
VOLLEYBALL Indiana lost to Latrobe in five sets. FOR INDIANA: Allison Lichtenfels had 13 kills, Emma Todd added 12, and Hope Todd had 8. Addley Schawl...
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Rainbow Diamond Glass Club to meet
The Rainbow Diamond Glass Club will meet at 7 p.m. Oct. 12 at First Christian Church, 500 Water St., Indiana.
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Faking it
Just pretend I’m still the one you need, dear I won’t care if it’s only make believe, dear Don’t discard me like I’m the latest trend Go through the motions of devotion And pretend — “Pretend,” by Mark Erelli, Hillbilly … Continue reading →
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Police Log
Police reports from area law enforcement agencies.
The Indiana Gazette
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Stingers, Indians have high-profile battle as Comets, Mustangs look to end losing streaks
The high school football season has reached its midway point, and local teams are looking to separate themselves with four great matchups. River Valley looks to bounce back, while United Valley will look to start a winning streak. Penns Manor and Portage look to end their losing ways, while …
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Indiana looks to climb back to .500 as conference play opens in the WPIAL
Indiana enters Friday night’s game against Hampton looking to get back to .500 as section play opens in the WPIAL 4A Greater Allegheny conference.
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PUC takes further action to deal with times when electricity supplies may be strained
As data center development adds new demand to the regional electric grid, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is advancing proposed safeguards aimed at protecting consumers and preserving electric reliability during periods when electricity supplies may be strained.
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IUP reports increased enrollment for a third year, and recognition again from U.S. News
For a third consecutive year, Indiana University of Pennsylvania said it increased both overall student enrollment and enrollment of new, first-time degree seeking students, while recording a 10-year high persistence rate (students entering in fall 2024 and continuing for a third year of stu…
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Fall foliage is already near peak in Indiana County, DCNR said.
Fall foliage is near peak color in Indiana County, DCNR says.
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One sentence issued, for indirect criminal contempt
One sentence in Common Pleas Court.
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Allegheny Portage Railroad presentation to be held at Blue Spruce Lodge
Doug Bosley, chief of interpretation/site manager of the Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site and Johnstown Flood Memorial, will tell the fascinating story of the Allegheny Portage Railroad Oct. 9 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Blue Spruce Lodge in Blue Spruce Park.
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