Dennis Phillips is an Associate Editor for the Leader & Times and The Light and Champion Newspaper, with a focus on local news in Shelby County, United States. With his work also appearing in the Indiana Printing and Publishing Company and Bizcommunity.com, Dennis covers a range of topics, including community events, local government, and human interest stories.
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Dennis Phillips primarily focuses on local news in Shelby County, United States. He covers a wide range of topics including community events, government and politics, crime, retirement, non-profit organizations among others.
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By: Dennis Phillips
Tri-Star converts Ford dealership in Kittanning into "Budget Lot."
Charges have been waived for court against an Indiana County resident.
By: Dennis Phillips
KITTANNING — Charges have been waived for court against an Indiana County resident.
By: Dennis Phillips
Charges waived for court by Kittanning magistrate against Indiana man in East Franklin Township retail theft case.
Body We will get to Christmas soon enough; unlike most retailers in this country, The Light and Champion still celebrates Thanksgiving first.
Charges have been waived for court against a Ford City resident.
By: Dennis Phillips
Newly elected officials sworn into office by City Secretary Esther Elizondo included newly elected Tracy Bolton and incumbants Leigh Porterfield and Terry Scull. Porterfield will continue to server as Mayor Pro-Tem.
By: Dennis Phillips
A Kittanning resident is facing charges stemming from allegedly assaulting a police officer.
“A child's smile is like a rainbow after a rainstorm — pure, beautiful and a reminder that even the worst day can get better.”
A charge against a man has been waived for court. An attorney representing Kenneth Smith, 56, elected to waive their defendant's right to
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