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The small borough of Ohiopyle, which most associate with the sprawling state park that bears its name, was in the national spotlight on Wednesday. The borough, with a year-round population in the double digits, was named “Best Small Town in the Northeast” by USA Today readers. “Thousands and thousands of people voted for Ohiopyle, but […]

The small borough of Ohiopyle, which most associate with the sprawling state park that bears its name, was in the national spotlight on Wednesday. The borough, with a year-round population in the double digits, was named “Best Small Town in the Northeast” by USA Today readers. “Thousands and thousands of people voted for Ohiopyle, but […]

Jeff Davis Water & Sewer Commission members announce plans for a third water well in a meeting on Wednesday. Some residents and business owners are calling for a sense of urgency.

Depending on who you ask, anywhere between 12 and 37 people make Ohiopyle their year-round home – although that doesn’t mean that the borough isn’t booming.

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Joseph “Joe” Haynes McCarty, Jr., 73, of Maceo, passed away Tuesday, July 25, 2023, at Signature Healthcare Hillcrest.

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As business owners, Pam Kruse, Mark McCarty and Rob Joseph love how the magnetism of Ohiopyle draws dollars to town. There’s the Ohiopyle that everybody sees: a recreation mecca with sought-after whitewater rafting, a bicycling trail built for short trips and dayslong challenges, hiking and mountain biking trails hidden in

What began as a Native American trail turned into the Buttermilk Road before it became what we call U.S. 41.

“Mark is a well-rounded businessman whose experience and familiarity with Wyoming and the ag community will be an asset to both the organization and to conserving working lands across the state,” commented Wayne Fahsholtz, Board Chairman.