Clymer News

State police have identified the driver of a coal truck that struck a car Wednesday and killed the driver on Route 286 in White, Indiana County.

State police in Indiana are searching for a man who robbed a Clymer convenience store Monday.

Four men have been arrested in connection with the theft of two John Deere Gators in March from Maple Mountain Equipment.

Indiana County voters will have plenty of choices to consider Tuesday as they trim a field of eight hopefuls down to two nominees in the race for a two-year term as county prothonotary and clerk of courts.

The state Department of Environmental Protection is investigating the cause of a gas fire Sunday in Indiana County.

Approximately 340 acres of dangerous abandoned mine lands containing steep cliffs, piles of waste coal that pollute streams, and exposed coal seams that can catch fire from burning trash will be cleaned up under 13 contracts awarded during the first four months of this year, according to Environmental Protection Secretary John Hanger.

Jared Stout can be reached via e-mail or at 724-459-2913. Modernizing county water systems and paying for land acquisition for the Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex are among priority needs set by the county for its 2009 non-entitlement Community Development Block Grant application.

After a couple of decades of struggling to improve disgusting and inhumane conditions in Pennsylvania kennels, the good guys finally won last fall.

Two people were injured in a one-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon in Clymer in Indiana County.

Officer Stephen Mayhle celebrated his 29th birthday on Friday, just hours before he was one of three Pittsburgh police officers shot and killed while responding to a domestic call at a Stanton Heights home Saturday morning.

Should ignition interlock systems be mandatory for first-time DUI offenders? State lawmakers heard from both sides of the issue on Wednesday.

A 20-year-old Lancaster County convicted killer will pay for the 2007 murder of 65-year-old Ray Diener with his life.

One state representative hopes to add Pennsylvania to the 37 states that prohibit teacher strikes.

Schools might not have to give state-created graduation tests after all if their final exams are rigorous enough, according to a compromise between the Pennsylvania School Boards Association and Education ...

The Pennsylvania Association of Area Agencies on Aging awarded Perkasie resident Nancy S. Keenan its 2008 Advocacy Award for outstanding contributions in advocating on behalf of Pennsylvania's senior network.

With the Delaware River Port Authority poised to spend $11 million tomorrow on development projects in Philadelphia and Camden, legislators on both sides of the river are talking about changing the agency's ...

State Rep. Paul Clymer, R-Bucks Q. With the state facing a budget shortfall, why shouldn't the state expand to table games? A. Legalizing table games is a blueprint for economic and social disaster.

Research shows that one-third of first-year students in state or community colleges need remedial courses.

Inclement weather and typically low holiday season blood collections have combined to leave supplies at seriously reduced levels, Greater Alleghenies Region of American Red Cross Blood Services reports.

Jan 6, 2009 4:51 pm US/Eastern Reporting Trina Orlando CLYMER Police say on December 18, Ronald Harper, Jr., invited a woman to his Main Street apartment in Clymer for dinner then wouldn't let her leave.