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  1. PIRATES SURGE CONTINUES WITH WIN OVER CARDS

    The Pirates ended the home portion of their 2026 season by taking a game and their series from the Cardinals. Joe Block has the story. The Pirates wil...

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  2. PENS SHUT OUT BY BLUE JACKETS IN PRESEASON ROAD GAME

    With a lineup of mostly young prospects mixed with a few veterans, the Penguins were shut out by the Blue Jackets, 4-0 last night at Columbus. The pre...

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  3. PORTER SAYS HE WILL PLAY WHEN HEALTHY, BUT MAYBE NOT THIS WEEK

    Cornerback Joey Porter Jr. was a limited practice participant yesterday and said he didn't know yet whether he will be able to play Sunday afternoon a...

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  4. VOLLEYBALL, SOCCER, JR. HIGH FOOTBALL ACTION ON THURSDAY

    VOLLEYBALL Indiana swept Connellsville, 3-0 (25-16, 25-23, 25-6.) For Indiana: Allison Lichtenfels had 9 kills. Hope Todd had 8 kills. Emma Todd had 6...

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  5. INDIANA MAN FACES BURGLARY, RELATED CHARGES FOR INCIDENTS ON GRANT STREET

    An Indiana man is facing charges of burglary, criminal trespass and loitering for an incident on Wednesday morning. Indiana Borough Poilice officers w...

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  6. HOMER-CENTER RECEIVES GRANT TO HELP FUND MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELOR

    The Homer-Center School District has announced that it has received a grant from the Staunton Farm Foundation to help fund a mental health counselor f...

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  7. WOMAN CHARGED WITH ABANDONING DOG TO BE SENTENCED

    A woman charged with abandoning a dog is due in court today for a sentencing hearing. Court documents show 31-year-old Palina Williams of Colyer in Ce...

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  8. Clubs convene at Crimson Blast, shining light on safe spaces

    From the Transgender & Ally Group (TAG) to the Pan African Student Association (PASA), Crimson Blast showcased how IUP is a welcoming space to everyone, no matter their identity.

    The Penn

  9. TEN HONORED AT INDIANA AREA EDUCATION FOUNDATION HALL OF FAME EVENT

    Thursday night, ten people were honored by the Indiana Area Education Foundation by being inducted into the IHS Hall of Fame. This marks the first tim...

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  10. Police Log

    Police reports from area law enforcement agencies.

    The Indiana Gazette

  11. Indiana Area Education Foundation installs 10 to its Hall of Fame

    Indiana Area Education Foundation honors its Hall of Famers.

    The Indiana Gazette

  12. The Clarks members kick off the Indiana Arts Council's fall Midweek Concert Series

    Scott Blasey and Rob James, of The Clarks, kicked off the IAC's fall Midweek Concert Series on Wednesday at The Fox Clark Gallery.

    The Indiana Gazette

  13. Maryai: Indiana County ballots to get 'an extra layer of protection' at a savings of $1,100

    Indiana County Election Board coverage from Sept. 23.

    The Indiana Gazette

  14. White Township supervisors explore regulating incoming RV parks

    White Township supervisors reviewed a draft ordinance to regulate incoming RV parks Wednesday.

    The Indiana Gazette

  15. Historical and Genealogical Society of Indiana County to host 'History is Haunting' event

    Step into the shadows where local history and the spirit world collide — if you dare!

    The Indiana Gazette

  16. Suicide Task Force holds 14th annual Walk for a Wonderful Life, presents Angel on Earth Award

    The Suicide Task Force of Indiana County held its 14th annual Walk for a Wonderful Life and presentation of the Angel on Earth Award on Sunday.

    The Indiana Gazette

  17. Shapiro, Carroll, Pittman announce Rapid Deployment road paving projects

    State officials announce the first of a series of Rapid Deployment road paving projects, including several in area counties.

    The Indiana Gazette

  18. Railroad crossing work set in Blairsville

    Railroad crossing work to tie up a street in Blairsville Monday.

    The Indiana Gazette

  19. Indiana man jailed after entry into two Grant Street addresses

    Indiana man -- who had served time for a 2022 robbery -- has been charged in a series of attempted entries into homes along Grant Street.

    The Indiana Gazette

  20. Indiana hosts Albert Gallatin as Indians look to end losing streak with similar offensive styles on horizon

    Indiana returns home after dropping back-to-back games on the road Friday when the Indians welcome (2-2) Albert Gallatin, looking to stop their losing streak.

    The Indiana Gazette

  21. Homer-Center and River Valley set to battle for positioning in conference standings

    In a matchup between two teams tied for second place in the Heritage Conference, Homer-Center and River Valley are both fighting to keep their conference title hopes alive.

    The Indiana Gazette

  22. Stingers win third straight match behind Zamborsky’s 24 assists

    It’s been a great three games for Marion Center. On Wednesday, the Stingers hosted Penns Manor and swept the Comets, 3-0, with set scores of 25-16, 25-14 and 25-14.

    The Indiana Gazette

  23. Lions Welcome Jays, Coal Bowl kicks off, Stingers face Wolves in conference showdown

    Week 5 of the football season features four interesting Heritage Conference matchups. One features two teams battling for their first win, another pits two teams seeking a big victory, one is a huge rivalry, and another gives one of the conference’s best teams a chance to keep its winning ways.

    The Indiana Gazette

  24. GOLF: Vinge, Bintrim shine to power IUP to second-place finish

    Between them, Jon Vinge (senior, finance) and Eli Bintrim (freshman, computer science) shot three under-par rounds and recorded the first top-five individual finishes of their collegiate careers as the IUP men's golf team placed second at the…

    The Penn

  25. Social Equity and Title IX Office Coordinates IUP Administrators, Students Attending Eradicate Hate Global Summit

    For the third consecutive year, IUP’s Office of Social Equity and Title IX sponsored the attendance of IUP administrators and students at the annual Eradicate Hate Global Summit, held September 15 to 17 in Pittsburgh.

    IUP News

  26. Six O’Clock Series: Students discuss communication strategies

    This week’s Six O’Clock Series gave students a chance to learn and practice constructive dialogue, focusing on difficult conversations and disagreements that they may run into throughout their everyday lives.

    The Penn

  27. PART OF MAPLE AVENUE IN BLAIRSVILLE TO CLOSE MONDAY FOR PAVING

    Blairsville police are warning of some traffic restrictions on Monday for a paving operation. According to a statement from Police Chief Lou Sacco, No...

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  28. PA Department of Human Services, IUP Announce Collaboration to Train Future Physicians at Clarks Summit State Hospital, Boosting Availability of Rural Health Care Workers

    Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Secretary Val Arkoosh and leadership from IUP announced the signing of an agreement between Clarks Summit State Hospital and IUP’s College of Osteopathic Medicine that will help educate and train students for future roles in rural health care in the Pennsylvania communities where they are needed most.

    IUP News

  29. PIRATES’ WIN STREAK SNAPPED, FINAL HOME GAME TODAY

    The Pirates' five-game win streak is over after a loss last night to the Cardinals. Joe Block has the story. Mitch Keller has been on the injur...

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  30. HOMER-CENTER GRAD WILLIAMS BLASTS AWAY RECORD FOR BEARCATS

    What a night on the volleyball floor for Meegan Williams, the Homer-Center grad who's an outside hitter for the Saint Vincent Bearcats. Last night she...

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  31. DETAILS ANNOUNCED ON THIRD “SUPERLOAD”

    PennDOT has announced details on the next "Superload" trip from Armstrong County to the Homer City Generating Site. While dates are subject to change,...

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  32. IAEF HALL OF FAME EVENT TONIGHT

    The Indiana Area Education Foundation's Hall of Fame celebration will be held tonight at the Indiana Country Club. The sold-out event will celebrate p...

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  33. SUSPECT IN DOMESTIC DISPUTE TO HAVE PRELIMINARY HEARING TODAY

    A preliminary hearing is scheduled for a man charged in June in connection with a domestic dispute. Indiana Borough Police were called out June 8th to...

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  34. PA SURPASSES 800 MEASLES CASES THIS YEAR

    Pennsylvania has surpassed 800 measles cases this year. The State Department of Health reported 43 new cases in its latest update on Wednesday, bringi...

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  35. VOLLEYBALL, CROSS COUNTRY HIGHLIGHT WEDNESDAY ACTION

    VOLLEYBALL Marion Center swept Penns Manor 3-0 (25-16, 25-14, 25-14). For Marion Center: Alivia Ruddock 13 kills, 8 aces Reagan Mantini 8 kills, 4 ace...

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  36. PORTER LIMITED AT STEELERS PRACTICE, DOWDLE AND DEAN OUT

    The Steelers' injury report yesterday listed Joey Porter Jr. as a limited practice participant due to "NIR/Conditioning", removing the back injury des...

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  37. PENGUINS TRIM ROSTER, POST LINEUP FOR TONIGHT AT COLUMBUS

    The Penguins made a bunch of roster moves yesterday, including waiving goaltender Taylor Gauthier for the purpose of assigning him to Wilkes-Barre/Scr...

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  38. Safe driving classes to be held

    The course is meant to refresh seniors' driving skills and their knowledge of the rules of the road.

    The Indiana Gazette

  39. Cultural organizations raise camaraderie with Game Night

    A family of cultures gathered in Elkin Hall to share love in a fundamental human way: playing together. “Game Night” this year was a collaboration of four clubs: the South Asian Student Association (SASA), the Pan African Student Association (PASA), the Latino Student Organization (LASO) an…

    The Penn

  40. Commissioners take on a wide range of agenda items, plus three comments about Homer City

    Coverage of Sept. 23 Indiana County Commissioners' meeting.

    The Indiana Gazette

  41. IUP Family Weekend offering variety of events to welcome families, alumni

    Indiana University of Pennsylvania will welcome hundreds of IUP families with a number of events in celebration of 2026 Family Weekend on Saturday and Sunday, including hosting eight alumni authors Saturday and the third annual College of Health Sciences “Run for the Health of It” fundraisin…

    The Indiana Gazette

  42. State police remind the public about upcoming skill games deadline

    Less than a month remains until skill games become illegal outside of casinos and some truck stops.

    The Indiana Gazette

  43. Mahoning Medical Center prepares for 50th anniversary

    The Mahoning Medical Center in Marion Center celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Since 1976, the center has been providing medical care to the town of Marion Center and to those who live in the surrounding areas in the northern part of Indiana County.

    The Indiana Gazette

  44. Massive tax spikes in Loyalhanna Township prompt River Valley to investigate new STEB tax formula

    River Valley School District residents in Loyalhanna Township, Westmoreland County, spoke out about significant tax increases Tuesday.

    The Indiana Gazette

  45. Law enforcement agents reach out to the downtown Indiana public

    Lemonade (and bottled water) was offered Wednesday under a tent provided by the Indiana County Sheriff's Office for an event on the county court house lawn.

    The Indiana Gazette

  46. Skirboll’s eight kills lead River Valley past Penns Manor

    Scarlett Skirboll was fantastic for River Valley Tuesday, helping the Panthers sweep Penns Manor with set scores of 25-20, 25-20 and 25-20.

    The Indiana Gazette

  47. Lions drop close match despite goals from Falcone, Beaver

    The United boys soccer team was looking to end its losing streak Tuesday when it faced Mount Union, but the Lions fell to the Trojans, 5-2.

    The Indiana Gazette

  48. Gourley’s 16 kills, Overly adds 11 blocks as Wolves take down Red Dragons in five sets

    It’s been a great season for West Shamokin, and after a bit of a speed bump, the Wolves bounced back by taking down Purchase Line 3-2 with set scores of 27-25, 25-19, 25-20, 25-13 and 15-6.

    The Indiana Gazette