DuBois News

Many concerned citizens got a chance to express themselves at the Elk County Tea Party held Saturday at the Elk County Courthouse Lawn.

By Josh Woods Staff Writer DUBOIS - Sandy Township received good news at its municipal authority meeting last night.

Two Woodland men were involved in a domestic dispute June 22 along Egypt Road in Bradford Township.

The investigation continues in an act of criminal mischief that occurred between 11 p.m. Monday and 9:50 a.m. yesterday when someone smashed a mailbox along North McAteer Street in Houtzdale.

A Luthersburg woman was airlifted after a two-vehicle accident on Oklahoma-Salem Road on Tuesday.

How would you like to be a Queen for a day? Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a Fair Queen? If you are a young lady, ages 13 to 20 years old, you can find out what it takes to be the Fair Queen by registering for our "Queen for a Day" event to be held during the 2009 Clearfield County Fair.

A proposed "Who and What" booklet has the Clearfield County Commissioners excited.

On Tuesday the Clearfield County Commissioners took another small step in their effort to purchase the Gray Battery and Auto Parts building.

City Solicitor Toni Cherry announced at last night's city council meeting that RHJ is seeking a declaratory injunction in U.S. Court's Western District of Pennsylvania.

The City of DuBois is being sued. This announcement was made by City Solicitor Toni Cherry near the end of Monday night's city council meeting.

At the DuBois Soap Box Derby, from left to right are Stock Division winners: Jeremy Fischer, Kevin Sullivan and Nathan Miller.

State police in DuBois are investigating what they believe to be a case of aggravated assault.

The DuBois Chapter of the American Red Cross held a volunteer appreciation dinner and annual membership meeting on June 5. After enjoying a spaghetti dinner, volunteers viewed a power point presentation of the past year's activities.

This past Thursday the Downtown DuBois Revitalization Group successfully held their first meeting about the future installation of a pocket park/garden on Long Avenue between Syktich Appliance and Pentz Run Creek.

With unemployment rates soaring, professionals at Penn State DuBois want to help people get back to work.

Vermont police say a 21-year-old woman with family in the Richmond area is missing in Pennsylvania and they fear she might have been the victim of foul play.

Once again the Clearfield County Area Agency on Aging, Inc., in cooperation with the PA Department of Agriculture, will be distributing Farmer Market Nutrition Program food vouchers.

A Luthersburg man waived his right to a preliminary hearing on Friday. James Uhl faces charges with disorderly conduct and possession of drug paraphernalia.

In order to repair two bridges, the DuBois City Council plans to borrow $814,000. The interest rate will be limited to 1.68 percent for the loan.

Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Gerald Zahorchak stopped by the DuBois Area High School as part of his bus tour across Pennsylvania this week.