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No injuries were reported in a one-vehicle accident Monday on state Route 153 in Pine Township when Bryan Beimel of St.
As Pennsylvania budget deadline looms, lobbyists flock to fundraisers
State Rep. Matt Gabler is barely seven months into his first term, but he's already schooled in the ways of the capital.
Queen for a Day Program New to Clearfield County Fair
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.
Clinic sues DuBois, using ADA defense
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.
Quad County Radio Club to Hold Field Day
The Quad-County Amateur Radio Club Inc. will participate in the annual Field Day Contest on June 27 and 28.
County Takes Another Step in Gray Battery Building Purchase
On Tuesday the Clearfield County Commissioners took another small step in their effort to purchase the Gray Battery and Auto Parts building.
Commissioners Endorse Proposed Booklet as 'Official Business Book' for Clearfield County
A proposed "Who and What" booklet has the Clearfield County Commissioners excited.
June 23 Proclaimed 'Curwensville Girls Softball Team Day' in Clearfield County
The efforts of the Curwensville Girls Softball Team were recognized or their state championship on Tuesday when the Clearfield County Commissioners proclaimed June 23, 2009 as Curwensville Girls Softball Team Day in Clearfield County.
Clairon man pleads guilty in AK-47 case
A Clairon County man today pleaded guilty to a federal weapons charge after being snared last year in an investigation of militia groups in Western Pennsylvania.
Ogden Home Part of American Red Cross House Tour
One of the six homes on the American Red Cross House Tour is the home of Daniel and Charlene Ogden of Curwensville.
Clearfield Boro An accident was reported at Turnpike Avenue and McBride Street. Police served a mental health warrant on a West Market Street resident and took him to Clearfield Hospital for evaluation.
Temporary Signal Coming to SR 219-Luthersburg
Work along state Route 219 in the Luthersburg area is continuing and a temporary traffic signal is set to begin operation this Wednesday, June 17.
Gun theft and drug charges heard at hearings
Richard Buchanan and Michael Phillips face charges of burglary, criminal conspiracy, criminal trespass, theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property.
Philipsburg area teen killed in crash
A 16-year-old Philipsburg area teenager was killed in a one-vehicle accident Thursday night in Morrisdale, Clearfield County.
Police arrested a Wallaceton man walking near the Coldstream Uni-Mart on Wednesday morning shortly after they say he broke into the store and robbed an employee who was opening it for business.
Clearfield Woman Waives Hearing on Contraband Charges
A Clearfield woman accused of smuggling drugs into Clearfield County Jail waived her right to a preliminary hearing on Wednesday.
Pa. Court Rules Wiretapping Law Covers Text Messages
A Pennsylvania appeals court has ruled that the state's wiretapping law covers text messages, and that police cannot use evidence in a drug case obtained by sending fake messages over a suspect's phone.
Clearfield County Authorizes 'Preliminary Action' Toward Purchase of...
After a short executive session, the Clearfield County Commissioners authorized a proposal for a bill of sale in the amount of $183,000 in receipt of an offer to purchase the former Gray Battery & Auto Supply Company building at Tuesday's meeting.
Court says warrant needed to get text messages
An appeals court ruled Monday that Pennsylvania's wiretapping law applies to text messages, throwing out evidence police had obtained by sending fake messages over a suspect's phone.
Court: Warrant Needed for Texts
A Pennsylvania appeals court says the state's wiretapping law applies to text messages, and police need a warrant in order to intercept them.