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Hilliards woman found guilty of third-degree murder
Jessica Lee Callahan, 20, was found guilty Thursday, July 18, of third-degree murder in the March 2023 shooting death of 31-year-old Tyler Whitlatch. The jury of six men and six women deliberated for about three hours before finding Callahan, of Hilliards, guilty on the fourth day of her trial in Common Pleas Court.
YMCA Before and After School Program Registration Open for 24-25 School Year
CLARION, Pa. (EYT) — Are you in need of reliable and enriching care for your children before and after school? Look no further than the Clarion County YMCA’s Before & After School Care program, designed for children from Kindergarten to age 12. The program offers a secure, supportive...
Peace Officer & First Responder Prayer Partners International presents recognition in honor of the fallen Corey Comperatore
As the somber aftermath of the tragic death of Corey Comperatore comes into focus locally, the waves of grief stemming from his loss have understandably spread far and wide this week. The mourning family and friends of the late Mr. Comperatore are preparing to pay their respects to him Thursday.
Local World War II vet celebrates 100th birthday
BROOKVILLE — Harry Willis Eshbaugh, one of Jefferson County’s oldest living veterans, was the guest of honor Saturday afternoon at a party to celebrate his 100th birthday. He was born July 14, 1924, in the Mayport area of Clarion County, one of five children born to Harry V. and Edna May Eshbaugh. He and his wife of 70 years, the late Nellie Virginia Carrier Eshbaugh, were the parents of two children – a son, Will, and a daughter, the late Sally Jane. He has two grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Prayer vigil at Christ’s Family Church
Christ’s Family Church in Chicora held a healing vigil Wednesday, July 17, at the church. The vigil was held days after a Buffalo Township man was killed and two others were seriously injured in an assassination attempt at a campaign rally for former President Donald Trump on Saturday.
Schaer joins Penn Highlands Endocrinology staff
DuBOIS – Penn Highlands Healthcare welcomes certified registered nurse practitioner Kathy Schaer, CRNP, to its medical staff. Schaer joins the team at Penn Highlands Endocrinology, located at 145 Hospital Ave., Suite 101, in DuBois. Kathy specializes in endocrinology and has more than a decade of nursing experience. She is...
Kittanning Firemen's Band to mark 75th anniversary on Saturday
There can be no doubt that when two friends sat down during a gig on a June evening in 1949 at the American Legion in Kittanning, scrawling names down on a sheet of paper resting on the head of a snare drum, neither had any idea of what they were creating.
SPONSORED: Redbank Chevrolet Has a New 2024 Equinox EV, Silverado and Colorado Pickups, Blazer EVs, and More on Their Lot
NEW BETHLEHEM, Pa. (EYT) – Stop at Redbank Chevrolet and check out their new 2024 Equinox EV, Blazer EVs, Silverado and Colorado Pickups, and Trailblazers on their lot in New Bethlehem, as well as certified pre-owned vehicles!. NEW 2024 CHEVROLET EQUINOX EV. REDBANK CHEVROLET SALE PRICE: $50,525. For more...
50 years ago Clarion-Forest claimed District 25 title
LEEPER -- In 1974, the Clarion-Forest Little League team won the District 25 championship and was managed by Mike O’Toole Jr. from Tionesta and assisted by coach Jerry Sass. The team defeated Petroleum Valley 12-2, Oil City 10-2 and South Butler 7-1 to win District 25 for 11-12 year old all-stars. The Clarion-Forest all-stars were defeated by Hopewell in the state playoffs 9-3. The team was comprised of players from Fryburg, Lucinda, Leeper, Tionesta, Marienville and Hickory.
"Judge Not" screened in New Bethlehem
FILMGOERS GATHERED AT THE Redbank Valley History Center at 2 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, July 14, to watch the locally produced, faith-based film “Judge Not.” Director Aaron Dunbar announced that the film will be available on streaming platforms in October.
Ready for school? Here's your ultimate back-to-school toolkit
(BPT) - No matter how old your child is, the back-to-school transition is always exciting, busy and sometimes stressful. Moving from less scheduled summer days to a regular routine takes planning, as well as the best available tools.
Muncy state prison parole agent alleged to have had sexual relationship with inmate on prison grounds
MUNCY – While employed as a Department of Corrections parole agent at the state Correctional Institution here, Kenneth E. Jones had a sexual relationship with an inmate on the prison grounds between June and late October of last year, it was alleged in court documents made public this week.
John W. Griffin
He was born December 17, 1934, in Oil City, PA. John attended Oil City Schools. He was first married to Minnie Oakes and she preceded him in death; he later married Helen M. Beers Oakes and she also preceded him in death. John had worked as a sandblaster operator at...
NB Mayor: Announcement coming soon on new public park
NEW BETHLEHEM – While continuing to say that little could be said on plans to create a new public park in New Bethlehem Borough, the community’s mayor said Tuesday that he expects an announcement to be coming very soon that will shed light on the project. During the...
Clarion Volleyball: Golden Eagles Earn AVCA Team Academic Award
CLARION, Pa. — The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) announced their 2024 Team Academic Award award winners on Wednesday. The Golden Eagles volleyball team earned a spot on the list, highlighting another year of academic success for the program. To earn the AVCA Team Academic Award, a program must...
Charges Against Venus Resident Accused of Stalking, Assaulting Victim Held for Court
VENANGO CO., Pa. (EYT) — Charges against a Venus resident accused of assaulting and stalking a victim during a domestic altercation were held for court on Wednesday afternoon. Court documents show the following charges against 34-year-old Stephanie Marie Lizza, of Venus, were held for court during a preliminary hearing...
Punxsy Minor boys bounced from sectionals
BRADFORD — In a late contest on Monday evening, the Punxsutawney Minor League All-Star baseball team saw its season come to an end at the Section 1 Tournament, falling to Meadville/Vernon, 8-5. After Punxsy got the best of Meadville on Saturday with an 8-7 win, Meadville got its revenge by bouncing Punxsy in the elimination game on Monday as six unanswered runs proved to be deciding factor in Punxsy’s fate.
Summerville Borough Bridge Replacement Project on Display August 1
SUMMERVILLE BOROUGH, Pa. (EYT) — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) District 10 invites the public to view plans for the Glen-Gery Group Bridges Replacement Project in Summerville Borough, Jefferson County. The purpose of the plans display is to present the proposed plans and scope of work for this...
SPONSORED: Modern Living Solutions Is Hiring Multiple Production Associates
KNOX, Pa. (EYT) — Modern Living Solutions by Greystar, a modular manufacturer in Knox, Pennsylvania, is hiring multiple Production Associates. Prior experience is preferred, but not required. Minimum starting wage rate: $18.00 per hour. Comprehensive benefits, including:. Medical. Dental. Vision. Life insurance. 401k matching — and many more options!...
PAY IT FORWARD: Straub Beer Customers Find Lucky Can, Choose Local Volunteer Fire Departments as Donation Recipients
LUCINDA, Pa. (EYT) — Straub Beer presented checks to the Marienville Volunteer Fire Department and the Farmington Township Volunteer Fire Company on Tuesday, July 16, as part of the Straub Brite Firefighter Appreciation Program. The program features commemorative “Salute to Heroes” cans of Straub Brite. The vast majority of...
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