St. Marys News

Mike Schultz got it exactly right when he wrote about Miss Nedra Powell, his first-grade teacher at a one-room schoolhouse in Elk County.

Wounded veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, amputees and others bearing invisible scars, were in Ridgway Friday for a long-range shooting event, part of a larger initiative intended to aide them in their transitions back into civilian life.

Marys probably isn't complaining. Pennsylvania Facts - PA is the Keystone State.

Photo by Amy Cherry Jaffa Shriners, shown from left to right, George Long, Jim Campbell and Dick Serianni, will be participating in the annual Shrine Hospital Crusade on Friday and Saturday in St.

As Jeff Marzella's close-knit St. Marys industrial furnace company weathered defections, economic downturn and burdensome litigation, his bookkeeper, Sandra Prechtel, told Marzella not to worry, she "had his back," Marzella told a federal judge Friday in Erie.

The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford will hold a variety of enrichment courses for those looking to learn something new this spring and summer.

A St. Marys woman will be sentenced today on charges she embezzled nearly a million dollars from a furnace company where she worked as a payroll clerk.

A central Pennsylvania woman is set for sentencing before a federal judge in Erie on charges she embezzled $970,000 from a furnace company where she worked as a payroll clerk, and failed to declare the money as income.

A mother at Elk County Catholic High School frantically ran through the parking lot looking for her daughter.

An incident of retail theft occurred Friday at the Family Dollar Store in Johnsonburg.

The piano and voice students of Grace Notes Studio of Wilcox recently presented their 15th Annual Spring Recital.

Photo submitted - ECC sophomores Joe Tamburlin, left, and Matt Feldbauer, right, display the plaques they were awarded for their fourth-place finish in the network design category at the FBLA state competition earlier this month.

Sometime Friday or Saturday, someone damaged the baseball field located off Browns Road in Fox Township.

A man and woman, both of Kersey, were arrested Monday after taking a small child from a residence, fleeing law enforcement and then assaulting one state trooper at the time of their apprehension.

An incident of DUI occurred Saturday on Huckleberry Road in Jay Township when a known male was stopped for a summary traffic violation.