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PITTMAN OFFERS STATEMENT ON PA HEALTH REGULATION PROPOSAL WITHDRAWL
Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman is happy with the latest move from the State Department of Health that they are withdrawing a 502-page proposed hea...
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ONE CITED IN CRASH IN INDIANA BOROUGH FRIDAY MORNING
Indiana Borough Police have charged one of the drivers involved in a crash in Indiana Borough on Friday morning. Officers were sent out at 8:53 AM to ...
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INDIANA PICKS UP WIN ON HOMECOMING NIGHT
Indiana picked up a win on Homecoming night against Albert Gallatin. Mark Hilliard reports. Get more details on this game and hear an interview with C...
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RIVALRY WEEK RESULTS IN WINS FOR HOMER-CENTER, MARION CENTER, CAMBRIA HEIGHTS
Week five in the High School Football season was "rivalry week" in the Heritage Conference. Homer-Center was able to fend off the River Valley Panther...
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IUP PLAYS FIRST HOME GAME ON SCHEDULE AGAINST SETON HILL
IUP Football will finally play a home game this season as they host Seton Hill for the Hall of Fame game. IUP has run the table so far this season, in...
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PITT TO HOST BUCKNELL FOR HOMECOMING
Pitt is in action today as well as they host Bucknell for Homecoming. The Panthers are coming off a solid performance against Syracuse and are 3-0 on ...
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PIRATES FALL TO TIGERS TO OPEN FINAL THREE-GAME SERIES OF 2026 SEASON
The Pirates drop the first of their three-game series to the Detroit Tigers 8-7. Detroit took the lead in the game after each team scored two runs in ...
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JOEY PORTER, JR., JAMEL DEAN LISTED AS QUESTIONABLE FOR SUNDAY’S GAME AGAINST BENGALS
The Steelers and Bengals continue to prep for their AFC North tilt this Sunday at Acrisure Stadium. Joey Porter, Jr. was listed as questionable in the...
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BLAIRSVILLE STARBUCKS TO CLOSE TODAY
The Blairsville Starbucks location is closing today as part of the shutdown of 250 stores across the nation. Starbucks COO Mike Grams announced the cl...
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Study Abroad Saturday: Finding Your People
Before beginning a semester overseas, most students spend months planning where they want to go and what they want to see. Some might even obsess over which clothes will help them blend into a crowd of effortlessly chic Europeans to avoid sta…
The Penn
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Foust, Petalino connect for three scores; Ligonier Valley moves to 5-0 for first time since 2021
Ligonier Valley stayed undefeated with a 52-12 win over Carlynton.
The Indiana Gazette
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Dailey, Clemens help Vikings explode for 182 rushing yards in 57-18 victory over Charleroi
Apollo-Ridge ran for 182 yards in its 57-18 victory over Charleroi on Friday night.
The Indiana Gazette
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Davis scores twice as Red Dragons win second straight over Comets, 35-14
Zander Davis was outstanding for Purchase Line on Friday night in its 35-14 victory over Penns Manor.
The Indiana Gazette
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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.
The Indiana Gazette
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'Visio Duplex' exhibition continues with Artist Talk
Folks who missed the opening reception for “Visio Duplex,” a collaborative exhibition between Indiana artists Beth Yoe Fiddler and Janice Trusky Clay, will have an opportunity to speak with the duo in an upcoming Artist Talk.
The Indiana Gazette
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Founders & Guardians: Uncle Sam Wilson
“I want you for the U.S. Army.” — Uncle Sam
The Indiana Gazette
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It's Happening Here
Each weekend, read Happening Here to discover events throughout Indiana County.
The Indiana Gazette
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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…
The Indiana Gazette
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Indiana Free Library announces free programs for week
The Indiana Free Library invites the public to its free programs for the week beginning Monday.
The Indiana Gazette
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One Palette, Global Hues: Tote Bag Painting
The Culture Cafe program hosted by IUP’s Office of International Education (OIE) aims to offer informal, social gatherings for international and domestic students.
The Penn
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SPSEA panel offers advice to future educators
Future teachers of all subjects and grade levels gathered to hear from experienced educators at an event hosted by the Student Pennsylvania State Education Association (SPSEA) on Thursday.
The Penn
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Fayette Resources cuts the ribbon on new regional facility in White Township
Fayette Resources has a grand opening for new regional facility for Indiana County.
The Indiana Gazette
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County Democrats detail plans for their run-up to Nov. 3
Indiana County Democratic Committee sets plans for the days running up to the Nov. 3 election.
The Indiana Gazette
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The Indiana Gazette
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Police are looking for a man sought in the assault of a juvenile female
Indiana police are searching for a man who allegedly harassed and assaulted a juvenile female in a recent domestic matter.
The Indiana Gazette
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Chamber to bring 'Hollywood holiday' magic, celebrate Jimmy Stewart at Annual Meeting
The Indiana County Chamber of Commerce will bring a touch of Hollywood and holiday magic to its 2026 Annual Meeting on Thursday, Nov. 19, at Chestnut Ridge Golf Resort & Conference Center.
The Indiana Gazette
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Starbucks closes Blairsville-area outlet
Blairsville area Starbucks will close at the end of business Saturday.
The Indiana Gazette
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Homer-Center awarded $115,000 Staunton Farm grant to fund Adelphoi mental health counselor
Homer-Center was awarded a $115,000 Staunton Farm Foundation grant to fund an Adelphoi mental health counselor.
The Indiana Gazette
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Struzzi expresses positive attitude in response to Trajan debate call
State Rep. Jim Struzzi responds to debate call from Trajan Jones
The Indiana Gazette
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Blairsville author receives national Christian book award, teaches at national writers conference
Local Christian author, entrepreneur, and speaker Beverly J. Schweigert recently received national recognition when her devotional journal, “God Says I Am: Embrace Who You Were Created to Be,” was named the 2026 Golden Scroll Award Devotional Book of the Year during the Advanced Writers and …
The Indiana Gazette
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Hawks look to shutout outside noise as they take on Seton Hill
To hear some people tell it, the sky is falling on IUP football.
The Indiana Gazette
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West Shamokin snaps two-game losing streak by picking up two draws this week
This past week, the West Shamokin girls soccer team faced off against two local schools, hoping to snap a three-game losing streak that had stretched across the previous couple of weeks.
The Indiana Gazette
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Ruddock, Mantini, Zamborsky help Stingers win fourth straight, take down Panthers 3-2
Marion Center won its fourth straight match Thursday, taking down River Valley 3-2 with set scores of 25-21, 25-23, 25-16, 32-30 and 15-8.
The Indiana Gazette
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Wolves sweep Comets, Scrips shines with 30 digs
The last time West Shamokin dropped a match was Sept. 9, and that streak did not change Thursday as the Wolves swept Penns Manor 3-0 with set scores of 25-13, 26-24 and 25-23.
The Indiana Gazette
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Indiana sweeps Connellsville in 5A section match
Indiana traveled to Connellsville for a Class 5A section match and came away with a 3-0 sweep. The Indians won by set scores of 25-16, 25-23, and 25-6.
The Indiana Gazette
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Mahaffey explodes as Red Dragons bounce back to sweep Wildcats
Purchase Line saw its winning streak broken earlier in the week against Homer-Center, and the Red Dragons were looking to get back in the win column. They did just that, sweeping the Wildcats with set scores of 25-14, 25-16 and 25-20.
The Indiana Gazette
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Woman sentenced for abandoning a dog, intimidating a witness who wouldn't shoot it
Indiana County Common Pleas Judge Gina R. Force has sentenced a woman with addresses in Colver, Cambria County, and Clymer, to concurrent terms in Indiana County Jail, followed by probation, in the case of an abandoned dog — and the intimidation of a witness to that crime.
The Indiana Gazette
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Priority First Federal Credit Union breaks ground on new Indiana branch
Priority First Federal Credit Union recently celebrated the groundbreaking of a new building for its Indiana office, marking an exciting investment in the future of the credit union and the Indiana community.
The Indiana Gazette
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Clymer Borough gives water conservation notice
The Clymer Borough Municipal Authority announced it will be performing scheduled maintenance on Clymer Borough’s water filtration system during the week starting Monday
The Indiana Gazette
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IUP Career and Professional Development Center recognizes outstanding faculty, organizational partners
The Indiana University of Pennsylvania Career and Professional Development Center honored a retired emerita associate dean and two faculty members with selection to the CPDC Hall of Fame in September.
The Indiana Gazette
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Portage sweeps United to pick up first conference win of season
Portage entered its Thursday matchup with United with one thing on its mind: ending an eight-game losing streak. The Mustangs did just that, sweeping the Lions with set scores of 25-14, 25-20, and 25-16.
The Indiana Gazette
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Draft Recreational Vehicle (RV) Development Regulations Available for Review
White Township is considering proposed amendments to its Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (SALDO) regarding the development and regulation of RV parks. The proposed amendment would establish standards for RV parks, including requirements related to site layout, setbacks, buffers, access and parking, utilities, lighting, stormwater management, and other aspects of RV park development. The draft also addresses temporary occupancy of RV sites and provides that RVs within an RV park may not be used as permanent residences. The draft ordinance is currently under consideration and has not been adopted. The proposed language may be revised as part of the Township’s review process. The ordinance is available below. Draft RV Campground Regulations Comments can be submitted to wtinfo@whitetownship.org or by using the Contact Us link.
White Township
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IUP honors 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks
IUP honored the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a memorial service held on Friday, Sept. 11, in the Oak Grove.
The Penn
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JOSEPHINE VIGLIOTTI, 94
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Josephine Minnie (Tedeski) Vigliotti, 94, of Blairsville, PA, on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, in India...
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IBPD LOOKING FOR MAN WANTED FOR ASSAULTING JUVENILE
Indiana Borough Police are looking for a man who reportedly assaulted a woman on September 18th. Officers were sent to the 200 block of Oak Street at ...
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SENATOR PITTMAN OFFERS STATEMENT ON TWO-YEAR FUNDING OF ROAD PROJECTS
Senator Joe Pittman has offered a statement on the distribution of $775 million in Motor License Funds over the next two years for road projects throu...
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BIG-TIME RIVALRIES TAKE CENTER STAGE FOR HERITAGE CONFERENCE ACTION TONIGHT
It's Week Five of the high school football season and it is Rivalry Week across the Heritage Conference. On WCCS, simulcast with Cat Country 106.3 FM ...
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INDIANA HIGH HOMECOMING FEATURES ZELLEM AWARD, HALL OF FAME HONOREES
Homecoming at Indiana High always means the conferring of the Scott A. Zellem Award in honor of the 1987 Indiana High alumnus who later graduated from...
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