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Nearly 12,000 students have received money through Pittsburgh Promise's scholarship program, which will end with the class of 2028.

Wondering where he could get prescription diabetic shoes after his neighborhood Davidsville Mainline Pharmacy closes, Jim Carr visited the store for a final time, offering his sympathies to the clerk

An 8-year-old New Florence youth has died from injuries sustained in a crash Sunday in East Wheatfield Township, Indiana County.

It will be the first phase in the countys three-stage plans to extend a central sewer line from the Glove Cities to Northville.

PFS Insurance began in 2001 in Johnstown, Colo. The Sterling office was started in 2010 by Travis McConnell. PFS now consists of 5 branches in Sterling, Yuma, Johnstown, Greenwood Village and Prescott, Ariz. Majority owner of PFS is Pinnacle Bancorp (the same company that owns Bank of Colorado and Pinnacle Banks). Travis McConnell started the […]

Of all the places in Pennsylvania where one might build a Pennsylvania Maple Museum, Somerset is probably the most fitting.

Joan Ralston passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Cumberland Times News on 2024-03-12.

U.S. District Judge Kim R. Gibson has issued an emergency order appointing a receiver to assume control of six health care and rehabilitation centers located in western Pennsylvania because the owner of those facilities has not been paying on a $30.5 million loan taken out in 2022. The company that granted the loan, Revere Tactical […]

ALBANY — After the state Senate passed a package of bills aimed at supporting farmers and food producers on Tuesday, concerns about the state’s agricultural industry and the state’s transition

A group of nearly 30 people gathered Sunday in Central Park to raise awareness of the 30,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza since the Israel-Hamas war began in October – and