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Beginning the difficult task of arranging end-of-life plans, 79-year-old Sissy Hettinger knew one thing for sure: She wanted to be entombed in a mausoleum. It’s something she had envisioned ever since she visited a nearby cemetery decades ago with her garden club.   Knowing what she wanted, however, didn't make the process — which she and her family began in early 2020 — any easier, given that there weren't many available options that suited the Blacklick resident.   Her son Peter Hettinger said they had all but exhausted their search for the perfect locale by the end...

State police have released new information on a driver-less vehicle found in the Conemaugh River on Friday morning. Police say they have identified a ...

Indiana, PA / WDAD AM1450 & 100.3FM Jan 22, 2021 9:28 AM First responders in Indiana and Westmoreland Counties were called out earlier this morning for a water rescue in the Conemaugh River. Initial reports show that a car was found partially in the Conemaugh River on the Westmoreland County side across from the river trail and just southeast of Wyotech Park.  No one was found in the car when rescue squads got there.  Multiple crews are on the scene, including Blairsville and Black Lick fire crews, who were dispatched by Westmoreland County 911 around 9:00 this morning. This is a developing...

The Voice of Indiana County INDIANA COUNTY FIRE CREWS CALLED TO PIZZA BARN ROAD FIRE By Hometown2 Jan 15, 2021 6:23 AM Several fire departments were called out earlier this morning for a fire just over the Indiana/Westmoreland County border. Westmoreland County 911 reported that a home in Derry Township caught fire shortly before 4:00 this morning in the 600 block of Pizza Barn Road.  It took a little over an hour for fire crews to bring the fire under control.  No injuries were reported. Bradenville Volunteer Fire Department responded along with several other fire departments, incl...

All had seemed normal back on the night of March 11. The Coudersport Lady Falcons had just finished their thrilling 54-46 win over Blacklick Valley at Bald Eagle Area High School to advance to the PIAA Elite Eight, and I was heading next door to the local Sheetz to start writing my game story. After ordering my food and sitting down at my laptop, I glanced up at the TV in the lobby and saw the breaking headline from the NBA. The Utah Jazz’s Rudy Gobert had tested positive for COVID-19, marking the first time the then-new pandemic had touched life in American sports.