The first couple of times I jumped off the low diving board at the local swimming pool, I landed on the sloped side near the ladder, so I didn’t think it was a problem that I couldn’t swim. 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.
- Indiana County records 111 more virus cases
- Coronavirus deaths soar locally in December
- 2020: A year where the fist-bump became mainstream greeting
- 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
- Directors shift $950,000 for potential projects
- Directors agree to move $950,000 to building project fund
- County sets record single-day increase in COVID cases
- Hundreds of residents tested for virus at mall
- Coronavirus testing center to open in mall parking lot
- IUP students create island oasis
- Virus cases force H-C to close school
- IASD to allow more spectators in stands
- IUP reports 19 additional positive cases of COVID-19
- Family Weekend, homecoming events move to virtual format
- IRMC staff continues to adjust to impact from coronavirus
- Elementary school moves to hybrid model
- 49 additional students test positive for virus at IUP
- Campus reports increase in virus cases
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CENTER TOWNSHIP — An Indiana man was fatally injured in a traffic crash during a brisk snowfall late Friday afternoon on Route 119 near the Lucerne Road intersection, state police reported.
DAYTON — A state police fire marshal out of Kittanning is investigating a Friday morning fir…
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At 11:14 p.m. Dec. 19, Clymer Borough Police conducted a vehicle stop at Second and Walcott streets.
The threat of extremist groups demonstrating at statehouses across the country prompted some governors to roll out a show of force and ramp up security Sunday, less than two weeks after a mob overran the nation's Capitol. Read more
It was a season like no other in a year like no other.
It’s early, but a couple Heritage Conference girls’ basketball teams are making a statement.
Indiana continued to cruise in its second time on the ice in the pandemic-paused PIHL season.
Saltsburg, known for shooting 3-point field goals, didn’t pick up its first victory of the season via the long ball.
It didn’t take long for things to get really hot in the Heritage Conference girls’ basketball ranks.
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Post election, we’ve had time to digest the results. It should be no surprise that Biden won. Read more
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