Jeff Corcino is a local journalist based in Philipsburg, Pennsylvania. He writes for theprogressnews.com and Courrier Express, covering a wide range of topics including local government, community events, and crime. Jeff is dedicated to keeping the residents of Philipsburg and the surrounding areas informed about the issues that affect their daily lives.
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CLEARFIELD — Jovaughn Nathan Matthie, 30, of Casselberry, Fla., who was accused of felony assault, was found not guilty of all charges this week at a jury trial before President
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Pictured are the remains of the Cuetara-Hile Memorial & Monument Center along Riverview Road in Hyde, Lawrence Township. The building was destroyed by fire early in the early hours of Oct. 1.
PHILIPSBURG — RJ’s Pub and Grill, located at 615 N. 9th St. in Philipsburg, celebrated its 1,000th beer on tap Thursday evening.
CLEARFIELD — After 31 years with the well-known company Kurtz Bros. Inc. in Clearfield, President and CEO Monty Kunes of Reynoldsville is retiring on Oct. 18.
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Pictured are the pipes on the recently repaired portion of the David S. Ammerman Trail near Curwensville. A portion of the trail between Mount Savage Refractories (formerly NARCO) and Curwensville washed out due to heavy rains in August. A new larger pipe, pictured on the bottom was installed, along with the original pipe, top, were installed allowing the system to handle a much larger volume of water, according to President Rob Bozovich of the Clearfield Rails to Trails. The repairs were completed with the help of a benefactor who wishes to remain anonymous, Bozovich said.
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CURWENSVILLE — The portion of the David S. Ammerman Trail in Curwensville that was washed out during heavy rainstorms in August has reopened, President Rob Bozovich of the Clearfield Rails
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