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Miller Motor Co., which provides school bus services to three area districts, is now offering a selection of books for students to enjoy during their ride to and from school.

Thirty-year-old Ryan Walters was found guilty of five counts of sexual assault on a child, pattern of abuse and one case of sexual assault of a child in a position of trust April 10, following a nine-day trial, according to Colorado Court records.

She doesn’t ride a steed around or wear shining armor, but Eva M. Robinson, of Center Township, could very well be the only actual knight in Butler County. Robinson was elevated March 15 from Knight o...

Local history 50 years ago: 1974 John Dietrick and Florence Mullen, both of Altoona, won minibikes at the grand opening and remodeling of the A&P Grocery Store on Chestnut Avenue, while Donna Zitsch of Altoona won a snowmobile. 25 years ago: 1999 Frank J. Pasquerilla, 72, of Johnstown, chairman of Crown American Realty Trust that […]

Twenty-three-year-old Nicholas Roberson turned himself into police April 3, after admitting to stealing $45,020 from ATM locations at nine banks across Weld County, according to an affidavit for his arrest. The company Roberson worked for at the time — Hyosung — owned and serviced the ATMs.

BROADALBIN-PERTH - Looks at the second day of the annual Broadalbin Craft Fair and Home Show at Broadalbin-Perth High School to benefit the Broadalbin Youth Commission Sunday.

Robert Yingling passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Tribune Democrat on 2024-04-23.

Despite typically lower turnout for the primary election, Moxham resident Ronald King said Tuesday that its still important to vote in every campaign.

Buc-ee's is on an aggressive expansion push right now opening stores in otherwise undeveloped areas of an interstate in many states. That expansion, however, has raised concerns of the over-development of those areas.

Today, the Kitchen Dwellers have unveiled a second Juneau show this coming July. This will be the band’s first-ever trip to Juneau, and will also double as a homecoming for the band’s bassist Joe Funk who was born and raised in Juneau. The July 26th date will also feature support from local group Muskeg Collective.