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A local man accused of continuing to message a woman when she refused to tell him her location saw the charges against him bound to the Court of Common Pleas

The West Kern Consortium is a collection of small and rural districts that have banded together to share resources that aren't traditionally available to them.

The Willie J. Frink College Prep charter school may have gotten off on the wrong foot even before receiving final approval by the Panama-Buena Vista Union School District.

The Panama-Buena Vista Union School District board of trustees unanimously approved Tuesday a new charter school, considered to be the first in the district’s more than 100-year history, contingent upon

The former elementary school in Harrison Township may soon have a new owner interested in ensuring the food bank there has a permanent home, according to the president of the

Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants announced today that Bryan Easter has been named Vice President of Development Planning, a role that sits at the intersection of the boutique hospitality companys design, development and operations teams. He will be responsible for helping drive Kimptons growth by executing against the companys global development plans.

The Bedford Area School District saw increases in both revenues and expenses during the past fiscal year, resulting in what district officials said was a “break-even” budget.

My name is Bryan Easter and I proudly serve as the assistant principal of instruction at Frontier High School and most recently have been elected to serve as a trustee for the Panama-Buena Vista Union School District. My campus has had empty hallways for nearly 10 months. Students, parents and school officials have had their educational environments turned upside down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As we near a full year of students learning remotely through a screen, our local community continu...

At its meeting tonight, the Panama-Buena Vista Union School District board will swear in three trustees who will represent Area 2: incumbent J.P. Lake and its two newest members, Bryan Easter and Paula Van Auken. November’s school board election was a hot race that attracted eight candidates. Some of the candidates campaigned actively and lost. They courted endorsements, raised money, put signs up, maintained an active social media presence, met voters at drive-thru events and gave intervi...