Justin Felgar is a freelance journalist specializing in local news and community events in Sykesville, Pennsylvania. With a focus on highlighting the achievements and concerns of the Jefferson County area, Justin's articles provide comprehensive coverage of local government, education, and human interest stories.
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By: Justin Felgar
BROOKVILLE — The Brookville Municipal Authority announced that there will be a 7 percent increase to water bills in the 2025 budget.
By: Justin Felgar
‘Tis almost the season, and no one knows that better than the Christmas Ensemble of the Punxsutawney Citizens Band, who are hard at work practicing for their upcoming Christmas shows.
Local author James T. Baumgratz has released Volume 2 of “Murders & Mysterious Deaths in the Pennsylvania Wilds,” exploring the victims and ne’er-do-wells involved in these cases.
By: Justin Felgar
BROOKVILLE — The Jefferson County commissioners voted on Wednesday to display the 2025 budget for 20 days. The budget includes a proposed one-mill tax increase, from 12.5 to 13.5 mills.
It was the most wonderful time of the year, as Brookville rang in the season with the annual holiday parade, which ended with the jolly old elf himself coming into
SYKESVILLE — The Sykesville Borough Council voted to pass the 2025 budget, with no tax increase for the third year running.
By: Justin Felgar
BROOKVILLE — The Brookville school board reorganization meeting retained the previous leadership and instituted a new education committee on Wednesday.
By: Justin Felgar
PUNXSUTAWNEY — Van Dyke and Company will be holding a “Nutcracker Open House” on Saturday, Dec. 21. The event is free and open to the public. Class demonstrations will be
By: Justin Felgar
REYNOLDSVILLE — Reynoldsville’s Niagara Cutter received the PA Governor’s Employer Achievement Award for employing people with disabilities.
By: Justin Felgar
PUNXSUTAWNEY — The Punxsutawney Borough Council passed the fiscal year 2025 proposed budgets at a special meeting on Monday night. The revenues and expenses of the budget totaled $2,341,973.
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