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By: Randy Bartley
1.2 million gallons of water a day. That is the projected draw for a proposed data center in Pine Creek Township, sparking heavy debate and environmental concerns at the latest Jefferson County Commissioners' meeting. With no county zoning laws currently in place to block these projects, officials are urging local townships to act now.
By: Randy Bartley
Members of the Legion of the Purple Heart Post 519 and American Legion Post 102 visited veterans at three Brookville care facilities Friday to honor their service and celebrate America's 250th anniversary.
By: Randy Bartley
Three elected officials shared their perspectives on artificial intelligence, energy and data center development during the Wolf's Corners Fair.
By: Randy Bartley
Severe storms over the Fourth of July weekend washed out part of the equine therapy facility at Home Again Horses near Brockport, prompting volunteers and veterans organizations to step in and help with recovery.
By: Randy Bartley
The Brookville YMCA’s gymnastics program is expanding into a recently acquired facility on Service Center Road in Pine Creek Township, utilizing a building originally constructed as a gymnastics center to support its ongoing growth.
By: Randy Bartley
Volunteers with the Women of Work group are helping ensure local veterans know they are remembered through handmade blankets, stuffed bears and community support.
By: Randy Bartley
The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War honored Brookville's Denise Messer for her longstanding dedication to veterans, historic preservation and community service.
By: Randy Bartley
A new Brookville nonprofit is collecting gently used sports equipment to help ensure children have the opportunity to participate in athletics.
By: Randy Bartley
Data center regulations, jail security upgrades, and changes to the Reynlow Park Authority highlighted Tuesday's Jefferson County Commissioners meeting.
By: Randy Bartley
Concerns over potential data center development, a $2.8 million airport project, improvements at Justus Lake, and economic development initiatives highlighted the recent Venango County Commissioners meeting.
