Clearly Ahead Development News Today

CLEARFIELD — The placement of whitewater recreation parks on the West Branch of the Susquehanna River was discussed at Thursday night’s meeting of the Clearfield Borough Council.

Clearfield County could bring whitewater parks to the West Branch of the Susquehanna in place of two dams.

CLEARFIELD — Whitewater parks may be created along the west branch of the Susquehanna River in the Clearfield and Curwensville areas after a feasibility study organized by Clearly Ahead Development laid out plans to improve the river and provide recreational opportunities to local residents and visitors. The study, funded in part by the Appalachian Region […]

CLEARFIELD — Swift Current Energy announced Monday that NYSERDA has awarded its Mineral Basin Solar project in Clearfield County a 20-year power contract as part of New York State’s largest-ever

CLEARFIELD — Swift Current Energy announced Monday that NYSERDA has awarded its Mineral Basin Solar project a 20-year power contract as part of New York State’s largest-ever state investment in

CLEARFIELD — Local stakeholders assembled early this year to initially begin the process on how to improve the waterways of Susquehanna River in the greater Clearfield and Curwensville areas.

The 402 MWac Solar Project Will Repurpose Former Mine Land, Creating 450 Jobs During Construction and New Source of Revenue for Clearfield County,...

CURWENSVILLE — Clearly Ahead Development’s CEO Rob Swales attended Curwensville Borough Council’s recent meeting to discuss a feasibility study associated with creating white water parks at Curwensville and Clearfield.

CLEARFIELD — The Pennsylvania Economic Development Association honored a number of recipients for their demonstration of outstanding accomplishments in economic development during its statewide annual conference, held in Reading.

CLEARFIELD — The Pennsylvania Economic Development Association (PEDA) honored a number of recipients for their demonstration of outstanding accomplishments in economic development during its annual conference held recently in Reading.