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
An Armstrong County resident is facing an endangering the welfare of a child charge.
By: Dennis Phillips
Armstrong County's board of commissioners has approved a contract agreement with the residual employee group.
By: Dennis Phillips
A one-time payment for Armstrong County Sheriff's Office personnel was approved during a meeting of the county's salary board.
Charges have been waived for court against a county resident. On Oct. 1, Justin Thomas Leightley, 33, elected to waive his right to a
Starting next year, Manor Township's board of supervisors will be compensated in a new way.
Several charges against a Ford City resident have been held for court. On Sept. 24, Ford City Magisterial District Judge J.
By: Dennis Phillips
Changes are happening at a longtime West Kittanning business, but customers will see little difference. Jackie's Flowers and Gift Shop, located at 300 Butler Road, is under new ownership, but the previous owner, floral designers and staff will continue to work for the small business.
A water/diesel tank leak recently created an emergency situation at the Armstrong County Jail (ACJ).
A celebration of life event will be held Saturday at the Belmont Complex. “Eat. Skate.
A Kittanning resident is facing a trespassing charge. Scott Richard Gray, 36, recently elected to waive his right to a preliminary hearing, a move which prompted Magisterial District Judge J.
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