Tyler Kolesar is a journalist based in Du Bois, Pennsylvania. He writes for the Courrier Express and his work has also appeared in publications such as theprogressnews.com, ELDRED AREA FREE LIBRARY & HISTORICAL SOCIETY, and Tribune Review. Tyler covers local news and sports, providing coverage of events and stories that are important to the community.
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Tyler Kolesar predominantly covers local sports events, particularly basketball and high school sports in the Du Bois area. His focus on event coverage and press releases suggests he is likely to be open to receiving information about upcoming local sporting events, game results, and human interest stories related to athletes or teams.
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We’ve come that beloved point in the pro football season where the annual Thanksgiving Day games are upon us.
After sitting down and watching the entirety of the Pittsburgh Steelers game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, the only way I could sum up that game is to borrow the infamous line used by Jack Buck in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series after Kirk Gibson's pinch-hit, walk-off homer.
After sitting down and watching the entirety of the Pittsburgh Steelers game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, the only way I could sum up that game is to borrow
CLEARFIELD — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) invites residents to its open house/plans display for its Clearfield Congestion Improvement Project at its District 2-0 office located at 70 PennDOT
By: Aimee Willett, Aimee Willett Law
ALLPORT — The West Branch Area School Board will have the same leadership as it did a year ago as both Chad Diviney and Christina Brown were elected
Myleigh Hess, 15, of Clearfield, shot an 8-point buck in Boggs Township. She is the daughter of Gina and Kirk Hess. She was hunting with her father.
In my annual bold preseason predictions column, one of the bold picks I flirted with was the resurgence of the career of quarterback Sam Darnold.
Multiple accidents took place on Interstate 80 on Thursday morning as both lanes between mile markers 120 and 133 were shut down for a period of time.
By: Tyler Kolesar
Advanced Powder Products, Inc., located at 301 Enterprise Dr., Philipsburg, has received two loans totaling nearly $3 million through the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority, it was announced last week. The loans will allow them to invest in new machinery, molding automation and robotics as they sustained a fire to the production building on Feb. 1, 2023. Shown here is the production building prior to the fire from 2022.
By: Tyler Kolesar
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