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HYDE, Pa-It is getting down to the wire in the season for the Clearfield Bison on the diamond. The "feast

CLEARFIELD, Pa. — Council Member Bruce Fair is urging the Clearfield Borough Council to rectify past management errors to stabilize the 2026 budget. Clearfield County events

RICHLAND-Coming off a solid win the night before, the Clearfield Bison had to quickly get into game mode once more for Friday afternoon. The bus was loaded hours earlier than usual, and the team rode south to Richland for an early showdown against the Rams. With very little time left in the season, Clearfield needed a late charge to get back even in the win-loss column.

HYDE-Despite all the changes in the schedule due to the spring weather, and field conditions, the Clearfield Bison somehow managed to see the Senior Day celebration on Monday not be affected one bit. Six Bison players got to step forward and be honored for their time on the team for all their contributions and moments. Directly afterwards, the team got in game mode, as the Tyrone Golden Eagles came forward to give them a challenge after being beaten at their home field earlier in the season. Crime & Justice

BRADFORD-The final week of the regular season is a tough one for multiple reasons, but for the Clearfield Bison, the

HYDE, Pa. — Lawrence Township is moving forward with plans to reestablish its independent police department following the collapse of

CURWENSVILLE-The regular season for baseball is set for 20 total games, sometimes slightly less if the weather forces some non-league games to be canceled due to time constraints. Those teams that go on to enjoy postseason action have to change the mindset and focus, as each game becomes a one-game season. Win and move on but lose and the season concludes. For the Curwensville Golden Tide, that postseason mentality took front and center on Tuesday afternoon. The opening quarterfinal matchup in the District IX 2A bracket saw them seeded in No. 3, taking on the No. 6 seed Cranberry Area Berries. For Curwensville, it gave them one final opportunity to play on their home field, and a chance to get one final win.

DUBOIS, Pa-The end of the season for the Clearfield Bison saw a big turnaround after having so many ups and downs during the months of March and April. The team finished the season on a three-game win streak, with each win coming by at least six runs. That victorious feeling led them to an opportunity to compete once more for a district championship. Local sports coverage

DUBOIS, Pa-The postseason for local teams continued on the baseball diamond Thursday afternoon, with Showers Field in Dubois playing host to multiple games over an afternoon. The Curwensville Golden Tide, fresh off their opening round victory on Monday, stepped onto the turf for the semi-final matchup in the 2A bracket in District IX. Opposing them were the Moniteau Warriors, a familiar foe over the last couple years in postseason play.

DUBOIS — On a day that saw schools closed and patriotism building while honoring those that have sacrificed to keep us free, it also was an afternoon for baseball. Returning to the same venue where they pulled off a district championship last week, the Clearfield Bison descended onto Showers Field embarking on the next step in the postseason. For the Bison, the subregional with the District 5 champion Somerset Golden Eagles, was the next step in order to make it into the state playoffs.