Clark News

Seven-year-old Isabel Enlow and Kali Eberhart, 11, both of Clark, enjoy the Scrambler Tuesday night during the first day of the Jefferson Township Fair.

While it may sound surprising and maybe a little scary for city slickers, bear sightings aren't uncommon in Mercer County over the last decade.

A Farrell man was recently busted by state police in Clark with a large amount of marijuana after they conducted four controlled buys in the borough.

Sometimes if you need to get a job done, it's best just to roll up your sleeves and do it yourself.

The ride begins with registration from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Clark House, Clark.

The Clark Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary will be disbanding after 60 years of service, according to member Carol Bradley.

A year after Sharpsville school directors faced a packed room when they raised property taxes two mills, only one resident came out Wednesday to protest another two-mill hike.

The eight remaining Sharpsville Area School Board members spent more than an hour Monday interviewing three of the four candidates to fill the opening left when board member Charles "Chaz" Rice resigned last ...

Applicants invited to take third division vacancy Gretna FC face liquidation after their administrators were unable to find a buyer for the club.

Wes Small, co-owner of The Horse Soldier in Gettysburg, will be an appraiser at the upcoming Antiques Appraisal Day, June 7, in Gettysburg.

“I went to 10 different stores to get what I needed and I got mad. I don't want to have to travel to Sharon, Hermitage or Erie to put a party together”

New faces setting up shop in Franklin By KAREN CLARK Photo by Karen Clark - Amid some of the dozens of kitchen, cooking and food items available at the Corner Cupboard in Franklin, owner Lauren Wigton says she ... via News-Herald

“We're going to lobby our statewide agencies that support us and see if they'll go to bat”

The snow has finally started to disappear. But it carried a big price tag in Mercer County this year. via The Herald

“People are used to sugar coating issues - I tell the truth”

Courier Staff Writer View all articles by Christian Morrow Educator disciplined for doing job too well In a case somewhat reminiscent of the departure of Pittsburgh School Superintendent John Thompson, a Black ... via New Pittsburgh Courier

An officer assisted the city police with the removal of a disorderly man from a building at 3501 Forbes Ave. via The Pitt News

Four separate cases against a Fredonia man accused of rape and sexual assault of two 11-year-old Pymatuning Township girls are moving forward. via The Herald

A Clark man who pleaded guilty to pulling a gun on a fellow motorist in January was sentenced to two years' probation on Tuesday. via The Herald

“I don't think this will change the entire landscape of American TV as we know it”

Rupert Murdoch's Fox Business Network made its debut Monday, seeking to broaden the business news audience with interviews with Hillary Clinton, Alan Greenspan and Richard Branson, but initial reactions were ... via PittsburghLIVE.com