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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CURWENSVILLE — Curwensville Area School Board approved filling two vacant staff positions.
MORRISDALE — The winding down of the local high school football season had a Morrisdale man recently reliving his team’s spectacular season during the 1950s.
By: Dianne Byers
CLEARFIELD — Clearfield County Historical Society hosted its 67th annual dinner meeting and awards presentation Thursday evening.
Siblings of U.S. Marine Corps Cpl. Reid Rex Ross Jr., Ben Blake, left and Shelly Benson, unveiled a replica of a sign that will designate a bridge on Beaver Valley Road near Prince Galliztin State Park. The bridge is legislatively named for Ross who was killed while serving in the Vietnam War.
By: Dianne Byers
MORRISDALE — The winding down of the local high school football seasons had a Morrisdale man recently reliving his team’s spectacular season.
Keith Simcox, right, received the oath of office from Curwensville Mayor Jim Hoover after he was appointed to a vacant seat on Curwensville Borough Council.
CURWENSVILLE — In an effort to simplify borough operations and improve them, Curwensville Borough Council plans to consider participating in the
By: Dianne Byers
CURWENSVILLE — At Curwensville Borough Council’s upcoming business meeting on Nov. 11, council plans to conduct a public hearing at 6 p.m. to receive residents’ comments on revisions to the
Clearfield County’s Director of Elections and Voter Registration Dawn Graham tested the county’s voting and central automatic vote tabulating equipment Thursday to ensure it is ready for Tuesday’s general election.
CURWENSVILLE — There is a newly certified barber at Stephens Quality Barbering Service.
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