State Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding has notified farmland owners in Indiana and 24 o… Read more
THE LATEST COVID-19 FIGURES
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response and Resources
Here's the latest information you need to know about the coronavirus (COVID-19) and its effects on the Indiana County area.
- Schawl details 'policing through adversity' in 2020
- Operation Christmas Child spreads hope to millions during global pandemic
- Vaccination program updated, COVID-19 testing to be offered
- Prompt vaccines urged for teachers
- Indiana County COVID-19 update
- State updates local COVID count
- COVID makes finding substitute teachers difficult
- Commissioners approve $50,000 pandemic loan for El Tesoro
- Commissioners decry vaccine, COVID-19 numbers
- Many rural residents distrustful of vaccine, director says
- Directors approve safety plan revisions
- Luther Ford-Lincoln donates masks
- Home show to be held virtually
- IUP COVID-19 testing scheduled to begin Monday
- Officials, owners talk on helping restaurants
- Indiana County records 111 more virus cases
- Coronavirus deaths soar locally in December
- Business owners look to unite on virus restrictions
- IRMC to receive 975 doses of COVID-19 vaccine
- SEASON'S GREETINGS: Family, friends parade around nursing home
- Six more IUP students test positive
- SCI-Pine Grove reports death from COVID-19; county nears 3,000 cases
- Homer-Center to resume in-person classes as scheduled
- Chamber speaker likens COVID-19 to tsunami
- School board affirms decision to resume in-person classes
- Indiana County reports record cases
- Area holiday happenings to be held in a variety of ways
- Board schedules make-up day for spring
- More area schools move to virtual instruction
- Sheetz store closes after positive virus case
- Indiana schools to close; Homer-Center set to follow
- Saltsburg Elementary, United district move online
- Marion Center shutters high school; Apollo-Ridge to close entirely
- County virus cases rise by 161 in three days
- Officials restrict public access to courthouse, annexes, district courts
- School districts update COVID-19 impact on students, staff
- Emergency management official urges vigilance amid spike
- Prison sees virus outbreak
- Comissioners extend ballot box hours
- Former IASD superintendent takes over ICTC business office
Updating course books and the requirements of graduation for students at the Marion Center A… Read more
An area of Blairsville Middle-High School will be transformed into a media center under a pl… Read more
A polylumber bench has been installed at the offices of the Indiana County Conservation Dist… Read more
A compromise on taxation of Indiana Regional Medical Center properties will leave a gap of m… Read more
Starting Monday, all students in the Marion Center School District will be heading back to t… Read more
Matthew Hill, of Blairsville, admitted Tuesday to an accusation that he stole a cellphone charger valued at $15.89 from the Sheetz store along Route 119.
A motorist driving a Chevrolet Cruze escaped injury at 3:19 p.m. Wednesday, when he swerved his southbound car to avoid a vehicle that cut into his lane on Route 119 in the Coral area, state police reported.
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WASHINGTON — Capitol Police knew armed extremists were primed for violence at the iconic building on Jan. 6 and even provided officers with assault rifles to protect lawmakers, the acting chief acknowledged Wednesday. But the wild invasion of the Capitol was far worse than police expected, leaving them unprepared to fight it off. Read more
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This letter is in response to the capricious way in which the new mayor of Indiana was chose… Read more
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