Dianne Byers is a journalist based in Clearfield, Pennsylvania. She writes for theprogressnews.com and Courrier Express, focusing on local news and events in Clearfield County. Dianne's articles cover a range of topics including community projects, government decisions, local businesses, and cultural events.
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Dianne Byers' focus is primarily local, with a strong emphasis on community events, non-profit organizations, and government announcements in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. She frequently covers topics related to education, family & relationships, government & politics as well as business & industry.
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CLEARFIELD — The state Department of Transportation is prepared for the winter season.
CURWENSVILLE — No residents attended Curwensville Borough Council’s public hearing Monday to receive comments on revisions to the borough’s floodplain ordinance.
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By: Dianne Byers
CURWENSVILLE — Approximately 20 people turned out for a meeting concerning the future of the Curwensville Community Center.
By: Dianne Byers
American Legion Edward Arthur Rafferty Auxiliary Unit 632 recently presented a donation to help defray shipping expenses for Curwensville Area Elementary School’s fifth grade classes Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child project. From left are auxiliary President Treasurer Julie Farwell; fifth grade students Eliza Nearhoof and Owen Senior and unit president and Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion County Council President Barb McCracken.
Nicholas and Nicole Selner of Grampian announce the birth of their daughter, Lacy Jean Selner, born Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024 at Penn Highlands DuBois.
Tracie Lytle of Glen Richey will be sharing her children’s books, Rainbow Meadow and Pawprints on the Heart Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Joseph and Elizabeth Shaw Public Library. Lytle will read to story hour participants in the morning and then a reception, open to the public begins at 6 p.m.
By: Dianne Byers
CURWENSVILLE — Curwensville School Board accepted the resignation of its long-time secondary music instructor and band director.
By: Dianne Byers
CLEARFIELD — A member of the Clearfield Municipal Authority recently announced he is stepping down from his position at the first of the year.
By: Dianne Byers
Philipsburg-Osceola School Board recently recognized select teachers and staff members from the district’s schools with Mountie Pride awards. From left are district Superintendent Dr. Daniel Potutschnig, Kaity Albright, Susan Kanouff, Shasta Long, Jason Rishel, Megan Orwick, Ashton Fox, and board President Tim Bainey. Absent from the photo is Krista Cole and Mindy Mantz.
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