Karthaus News

First Commonwealth Bank in Houtzdale reported an act of criminal mischief occurred between Saturday and Monday when someone removed a parking sign, put silicone on the sidewalk and damaged shrubbery and a ...

The Clearfield County Area Agency on Aging kicked off an extensive volunteer recruitment effort on August 1. Informational flyers, door hangers and yard signs, all containing the logo below, continue to be ...

A 21-year-old Lock Haven man was charged for retail theft after he was observed taking a magazine from Your Neighborhood Market grocery store in Woodward Township Thursday.

On his sunny days, Brian Neiman could be loving and gregarious. But, his ex-wife said, he struggled with bipolar disorder and would suddenly turn angry and threaten to harm friends.

On his sunny days, Brian Neiman could be loving and gregarious. But, his ex-wife said, he struggled with bipolar disorder and would suddenly turn angry and threaten to harm friends.

Officials and officers talk at the scene of a shooting event in Cato Park on July 25, 2008.

Officials and officers talk at the scene of a shooting event in Cato Park on July 25, 2008.

The Clearfield County Area Agency on Aging, Inc., its Centers for Active Living, and co-sponsor Colonial Courtyard of Clearfield, are preparing for their annual Summer Celebration.

State Rep. Camille "Bud" George, D-74 Houtzdale, said eight deteriorating bridges in Clearfield County are slated for replacement or repairs over the next 12 months under provisions of the 2008-09 state budget.

People are living longer. Being able to live independently in later years is a very important issue for older adults and mental, physical, and economical factors may affect this.

Get out of your bean bag chair, turn off your lava lamp, turn on your classic rock 'n roll CD and get ready to groove on over to your local American Red Cross blood drive.

Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States and is a leading cause of serious long-term disability.

Jonathan R. Stayer, head of the reference section of the Penn State Archives, will present "Finding 'Lydia's Bottom': Understanding the State Land Records of Pennsylvania." In addition to describing records, ... via The York Daily Record

Karthaus woman injured in Burnside Twp. crash A Karthaus woman was flown to Altoona Regional Health System Sunday morning after a one-vehicle crash in Burnside Township, state police said. via Centre Daily Times

“This is a very important case that most people don't know about”

"At midnight on Saturday, June 13, 1942, a German submarine, concealed by fog, prowled the eastern coast of Long Island, 105 miles from New York City." This excerpt from Dennis P. McIlnay's newest book, "The ... via Lewistown Sentinel

Worship seminar today in Somerset BY JANICE RAINEY JRAINEY@TRIBDEM.COM Worship seminar today in Somerset The Western Pennsylvania Church of the Brethren Spiritual Formation Team in cooperation with Somerset ... via The Tribune-Democrat

Cash-strapped Coopersburg is considering borrowing $400,000 to fund relocating or reinforcing its water and sewer lines for this year's Route 309 improvement project. via The Morning Call

“That obviously means that there's a problem with minors going to this bar.”

The owner of a York City bar could face penalties now that police have charged the bar with serving alcohol to underage patrons last year. via York Dispatch

“Were pretty casual. We try to be hip”

There are more than 450,000 TV shows and tens of thousands of movies out there, many of them available over the Internet, cable on-demand, or Netflix. via The Philadelphia Inquirer

“If it is the borough's intention to suddenly enforce the code, we should be given warning”

After years of turning a blind eye to illegal parking, and in some cases encouraging it, Stroudsburg is suddenly enforcing the Pennsylvania motor vehicle code. via Pocono Record