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  1. ONE PERSON HURT IN CRASH INVOLVING BIKE AND PICKUP TRUCK IN INDIANA BOROUGH

    One person was hurt in a collision involving a pickup truck and a bike on Philadelphia Street yesterday afternoon. Indiana Borough Police say that 44-...

    Cat Country 106.3

  2. Washington Post Writer Finds Indiana County Stands Out As A ‘Best Place To Raise A Family’

    Indiana County gets high ratings in four categories as The Washington Post surveys “What’s the best place to raise a family.” In an opinion piece the Post said it scored every county, finding high ratings in 13 of the 67 Pennsylvania counti

    Indiana County Center for Economic Operations

  3. The Tear Down Build Up Loop

    It’s that time again, time to tear down an exhibit. While tear down seems like such a harsh thing to say, that appears to be the acceptable terminology for the act of removing an exhibit, putting the artifacts back into storage, and taking

    Historical and Genealogical Society of Indiana County

  4. COMMODORE MAN TAKEN TO IRMC AFTER TWO-VEHICLE CRASH

    A Commodore man was taken to Indiana Regional Medical Center with suspected minor injuries after police say he pulled into the path of another vehicle...

    WCCS Radio

  5. CRASHES, BARN FIRE AMONG CALLS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS

    Three vehicle accidents were reported in a 24-hour time span in Indiana County. The first was at 3:31 PM on Tipperary Road in Green Township. Commodor...

    WDAD

  6. ONE HURT IN TUESDAY MORNING CRASH IN GREEN TOWNSHIP

    State police have released more information on a crash in Green Township on Tuesday morning. The three-vehicle crash was reported at 4:39 AM on Route ...

    U92.5

  7. DEP Approves Air Quality Permit for Center Township Project

    The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has granted the long-awaited Air Quality Permit for the Center Township redevelopment project—an achievement anchored in nearly half a century of industrial history and more than a dec

    Indiana County Center for Economic Operations

  8. 2026 Calendars on Sale Now!

    Big news, friends! Our 2026 Four Footed Friends wall calendars are in and on sale now. Stop by the shelter 7 days a week, between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., to purchase. Calendars are just $10 each and all proceeds go to our mission of helping homeless dogs and cats. Whether you’re looking for a […] The post 2026 Calendars on Sale Now! appeared first on Four Footed Friends .

    Four Footed Friends

  9. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, Oct. 25

    IUP Police

  10. Bat Program at Blue Spruce Lodge

    Just in time for the fall season, Evergreen Conservancy is sponsoring an educational program on bats on Friday October 24th, beginning at 7:00 pm at the Blue Spruce Lodge in Blue Spruce Park. Please join us for a fun, family-friendly program and learn about these fascinating creatures and their decreasing population. Pennsylvania Game Commission Information […]

    Evergreen Conservancy

  11. Trash Pick Up September 27

    Join us this fall for another trash clean-up at Blue Spruce Park on Saturday September 27th at 9:00 am! Volunteers should park in the lot nearest the park office and will be provided with trash bags, gloves, and orange vests (feel free to bring your own as well!). The clean-up will involve Blue Spruce Road […]

    Evergreen Conservancy

  12. Liberty Tree Planting to Celebrate America’s 250th in Indiana County, PA

    Indiana County Chamber of Commerce

  13. GCES Celebrates its 15th Birthday at New Location with “Carnival of Opportunities” Business After Hours and Month-Long Fundraiser for Indiana County

    Indiana, PA – August 18, 2025 – GCES is marking its 15th Birthday with a celebration at its new location, co-hosted by the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce and the Indiana County Humane Society.

    Indiana County Chamber of Commerce

  14. Artificial Intelligence

    The Curriculum Department has been busy taking "AI on the road", offering professional development to educators and administrators on Artificial Intelligence literacy, policy, implications, instruction, and use. ARIN is committed to ensuring our region keeps up to date on the rapid changes that AI presents in the education world.

    ARIN IU28

  15. New! A Learning Management System, Alludo.

    Alludo is our online professional learning platform where teachers can choose from hundreds of micro-courses on topics like instructional tech, classroom strategies, and more. Educators can learn at their own pace, earn badges, and explore

    ARIN IU28

  16. August 7, 2025 Data Centers, Economic Impact, and Workforce Development: A Regional Call to Action for the Education Sector in Western PA

    This event aims to spark innovative, cross-sector conversations surrounding the Homer City Redevelopment Project, a transformative opportunity for our local economy and educational pipeline. From K–12 and higher education to data center expansion, policy leadership, and regional business strategy—this is a unique chance to collaborate, learn, and envision what’s next for our students and communities.

    ARIN IU28

  17. JIMMY STEWART’S P-51 MUSTANG MAKES A STOP IN INDIANA, PA

    Indiana County Chamber of Commerce

  18. Power Solar Progress ! Volunteer with Us!

    Join our summer volunteer team to help spread the word about solar energy — by phone and in the community. Your voice can spark change!

    The Center for Community Growth

  19. Indiana County Chamber of Commerce Celebrates 3rd Annual Excellence in Education Awards

    This inspiring event, made possible through Indiana CountyReady™—a collaborative soft skills initiative with every Indiana County school district and the Indiana County Technology Center (ICTC)—highlights the academic achievements, school/c

    Indiana County Chamber of Commerce

  20. FOP native plant sale

    Friends of the Parks is sponsoring our fifth annual native plant sale fundraiser in conjunction with Penguin Court, a preserve of the Brandywine Conservancy. The website to order plants will be open on April 1 and orders can be placed until May 4, 2025. Plant pickup will be Saturday, May 10, 2025 and pickup times will […]

    Evergreen Conservancy

  21. Dr. Mike Tyree – American Chestnut Presentation & Resources

    Thank you to everyone who attended Dr. Mike Tyree’s presentation on the American Chestnut at Blue Spruce Park on April 12. In case you missed hearing about this pivotal research or want to delve further into the history of the American Chestnut, please see the attached presentation provided by Dr. Tyree and co-contributors. Follow Evergreen […]

    Evergreen Conservancy

  22. Learn About The American Chestnut

    Join Professor Mike Tyree at Blue Spruce Lakeside Center on April 12 @ 7:00 PM to hear about restoration efforts for the American Chestnut tree. This presentation is free and open to the public. We hope to see you there!

    Evergreen Conservancy

  23. Welcome Our New Executive Director, Christina Bennike!

    We are excited to welcome Christina Bennike as the new Executive Director of The Center for Community Growth! Christina is an IUP graduate with more than 33 years of international humanitarian experience, working in countries ranging from Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and the Democratic Republic of Congo to Sumatra, Indonesia, and Russia— and everywhere in between. Dr. Bennike has been honored with the Department of State Service Award (Lebanon), the Lebanese Army High Honor Services Award, the...

    The Center for Community Growth

  24. Trash Clean Up March 29

    Evergreen Conservancy has scheduled a trash clean-up at Blue Spruce Park on Saturday March 29th beginning at 9:00 am. Please join us! Volunteers should park in the lot nearest the park office, and will be provided with trash bags, gloves (unless you choose to bring your own), and orange vests. The cleanup will involve Blue […]

    Evergreen Conservancy

  25. Plant Patrol Activities

    Plant Patrol is an all-volunteer group that removes invasive plant species around Indiana County. Please check out the work events for this spring and early summer and visit https://plantpatrol.org for more details. April 5 10:00 am – 12:00 pm @ White’s Woods – Pulling Barberry April 12 10:00 am @ Pavilion #2, Blue Spruce Park […]

    Evergreen Conservancy

  26. The Early Intervention Family Survey is now available!

    If your child is currently receiving Early Intervention (EI) service through ARIN IU 28, we'd like to hear from you! The EI Family Survey is available so that your voice is heard. Click on the link above to learn more. Thank you!

    ARIN IU28

  27. IFL 2025 Winter Newsletter

    Indiana Free Library

  28. Indiana Free Library was selected for the PA Humanities’ Youth-led Humanities Grant

    Indiana Free Library

  29. SBA Disaster Loans Still Available for Pennsylvanians Hit by Tropical Storm Debby: Don’t Miss the Deadline to Apply!

    Eligible small businesses and PNPs of any size may borrow up to $2 million to repair or replace disaster-damaged or destroyed real estate, machinery and equipment, inventory, and other business assets. Disaster loans up to $500,000 are avai

    Indiana County Chamber of Commerce

  30. Exciting News for IUP: First PA Drone Association Award!

    Indiana University of Pennsylvania -- This recognition highlights the innovative work happening at IUP and underscores our leadership in this cutting-edge field. Please take a moment to review the statement by the PA Drone Association.

    Indiana County Chamber of Commerce

  31. Indiana County Chamber of Commerce Celebrates November as the Month of Commerce

    The Indiana County Board of Commissioners has officially adopted November as the Indiana County Month of Commerce, recognizing the vital role of local businesses in driving the county’s economy forward.

    Indiana County Chamber of Commerce

  32. What's Next? The Center's Annual Membership Meeting

    'What's Next' The Center's Annual Membership Meeting

    The Center for Community Growth

  33. IFL Fall/Winter 2024 Newsletter

    Indiana Free Library

  34. Just Strategy Training: Where Community Meets Opportunity

    Just Strategy Training: Collaborative Visioning for a Thriving Community The Center for Community Growth is committed to fostering a brighter future for our community, where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. As part of this mission, we're excited to announce our upcoming Just Strategy Training, designed to bring together local organizations, businesses, and stakeholders to co-create a shared vision for the years ahead. What to Expect: Collaborative Sessions: Engage in meaningful...

    The Center for Community Growth

  35. Celebrating a Major Milestone: The Center for Community Growth Achieves 501(c)(3) Status!

    We have some exciting news to share with you: The Center for Community Growth is now officially recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization! This achievement is a huge step forward for us, and we couldn’t have done it without the incredible support from our community, volunteers, and donors. So, what does this mean for us and for you? What’s the Big Deal About 501(c)(3)? Being designated as a 501(c)(3) means we’re now recognized by the IRS as a tax-exempt charity. Here’s how this status...

    The Center for Community Growth

  36. What Role Will Indiana County Thrives' Survey Play in Community Development?

    Scan the QR code, or click here to take the survey now Change is inevitable, and in the heart of Indiana County, communities are gearing up for a transformative journey. Indiana County Thrives has taken a significant step in this economic evolution by opening the doors to insightful community feedback through a comprehensive survey aimed at the coal communities undergoing a transition. This initiative marks a pivotal moment in fostering inclusive growth and sustainability in these...

    The Center for Community Growth

  37. IFL Summer 2024 Newsletter

    Indiana Free Library

  38. IFL Winter 2024 Newsletter

    Indiana Free Library

  39. Certified Fiber Optic Technician Training

    The Certified Fiber Optics Technician (CFOT) Level I training course is designed to teach basic fiber optic networking. IUP offers the only Fiber Optic Association (FOA) approved program in Pennsylvania and students routinely pass the exam to become Certified Fiber Optics Technician. CFOTs have a broad knowledge in fiber optics that can be applied to almost any job - design, installation, operation - for almost any application - outside plant, premises, manufacturing, etc.

    ARIN IU28

  40. IFL Winter/Spring 2023 Newsletter

    Indiana Free Library

  41. Early Childhood Educator Behavioral Interventions Series

    This series offered to local educators in early childhood will offer participants an opportunity to explore a variety of proven behavioral interventions to use with young children. The series is rooted in the Pyramid Model of Intervention which provides a framework for instruction designed to promote young children’s social and emotional development.

    ARIN IU28

  42. ARIN IU28 and Evergreen After School Club Excited to Resume Programming

    Thanks to funding from the PA Department of Education’s 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant, Armstrong-Indiana Intermediate Unit 28 and Evergreen After School Club are excited to continue their sixteen-year partnership of providing afterschool and summer programming in our area. This grant provides funds for low-income areas to provide out-of-school programming for academic enrichment and youth development.

    ARIN IU28

  43. Feds authorize $52M for abandoned mine cleanup and economic development in Pennsylvania

    WASHINGTON — The White House announced on Monday it will send more than $52 million to Pennsylvania to clean up its extensive abandoned mine lands and boost […]

    Sustainable Indiana County

  44. Monthly Board Meeting

    November 17, 2020 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

    ARIN IU28

  45. Running for Public Office When You Have a Disability

    If you’re looking for ways to better connect with your world, running for a local or state office is a great way to start. Getting involved in your community helps you keep tabs on what’s going on around you while tapping into your inner passions. Plus, if you are a person with disabilities, it’s an excellent opportunity to raise awareness and teach that our differences do not separate us, but instead are what form our world.

    ARIN IU28

  46. Helping Parents and Caregivers Webinar Series

    The So Now What? virtual series brings the country’s leading experts in education and childhood development, including PBS Kids, Common Sense Media, Learning Heroes and UPMC Children’s Hospital, together with parents and caregivers to share and learn from one another.

    ARIN IU28

  47. Digital Professional Development Opportunities Now Available

    ARIN Intermediate Unit is providing many professional development sessions throughout the summer of 2020 in a digital learning format.

    ARIN IU28

  48. Environmental Issues Committee produces “All About Plastic” Guide

    Sustainable Indiana County