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His pick two hours fro now. A decision that could impact the balance of the americas highest court for a very long time. Manu raju has reaction from capitol. But pamela brown is in washington. Reporter the anticipation is building. And the white house is keeping this airtight. The nominee was referred to as he or she this morning even in the email so not giving anything away. Sources say the decision has come down to two prominent d. C. Circuit court judge, Merrick Garland and Sri Srinivasan. He...

Residents filled the Courtland City Council Chambers on Thursday evening as the Mayor/Council held an Improvement Hearing on the Collin Drive Improvement Projec

There are changes and improvements coming to Courtland. The City Council worked on a variety of projects at their Thursday, January 4, meeting. Eric Hauser, re

The resumption of hostilities follows a two-day hearing the tribunal held earlier this week that at times grew heated

Greater Latrobe School Board did an about-face Tuesday and halted its multimillion-dollar revitalization plan that was set to raise taxes significantly through 2039 — thanks to a majority vote by directors who won successful write-in campaigns last month. The motion at Tuesday’s board meeting rescinded two resolutions passed during previous

COURTLAND — The Courtland City Council on Thursday approved a Collin Drive Feasibility Resolution at last month’s meeting identifying it as the 2024 Street

Tom Gockel, a write-in candidate who emerged victorious in the four-year term Greater Latrobe School Board race, said he was “honored” by the unofficial election bureau results. “It shows that our messaging worked, and the voters were angry,” said Gockel, 50, of Latrobe. “They just wanted a change.” He cited

Two write-in candidates won seats on the Greater Latrobe school board, according to unofficial results released Thursday by the Westmoreland County Election Bureau. Write-in John Petrarca finished third in the race for five, four-year terms on the board, while write-in Tom Gockel finished fifth. Out of the five winners, only

When Mike O’Barto learned of Greater Latrobe school board’s multimillion-dollar revitalization plan that will raise taxes through 2039, he said he thought it was “ludicrous.” The district will proceed with the plan after 19 months of study, review and public comment, with an expected cost between $182 million and $198

When John Petrarca saw the number of write-in votes in the Greater Latrobe school board election for four-year seats, he said it was “hard to believe.” Nearly half of the 22,259 total write-in votes cast in Tuesday’s election in Westmoreland County were done so in the two races for Latrobe