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By: Randy Bartley
Concerns over development and the loss of high-value farmland and the Clarion-Limestone Lion Manufacturing program were among the topics discussed during a Clarion-Venango Farm Bureau seminar hosted by C&A Trees.
By: Randy Bartley
Concerns over development and the loss of high-value farmland were among the topics discussed during a Clarion-Venango Farm Bureau seminar hosted by C&A Trees.
By: Randy Bartley
The Pennsylvania Democratic Rural Caucus brought party members from across the state to Brookville Saturday for its “Demstock” gathering.
By: Randy Bartley
Selected as one of only three surgeons nationwide, local specialist Dr. Justin Arner spent nearly four weeks observing master surgeons and collaborating on complex sports medicine cases across Europe.
By: Randy Bartley
Jefferson County officials addressed questions surrounding a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on mail-in voting, while state election officials said it is not expected to affect administration of the 2026 general election.
By: Randy Bartley
With the first day of school approaching, Cranberry School District officials say classrooms, kitchens, and facilities are ready for students.
By: Randy Bartley
The work session will provide attendees with an opportunity to better understand what the proposed ordinance, how its regulations would work, and to provide comments and suggestions.
By: Randy Bartley
Jefferson County Jail officials addressed questions about work release escapes Tuesday while also detailing medical expenses and health screenings for inmates.
By: Randy Bartley
Jefferson County residents filled a public meeting Thursday to voice concerns over potential data centers and a proposed county land development ordinance.
By: Randy Bartley
Four Jefferson County veterans were wrapped in handmade Quilts of Honor Friday in Brookville as they were recognized for their military service and sacrifice.
