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The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, shattered our nation’s sense of security, horrified the nation and the world and killed 2,977 innocent people.
TAHLEQUAH — The Cherokee Nation Wildlife Conservation department is hosting its second annual controlled hunts this fall on preserve land in Sequoyah County.
With law enforcement officers often on the frontline of responding to mental health emergencies, many agencies agree that mental health resources would help lighten the load on the profession that already struggles to attract employees.
The Community Foundation for the Alleghenies welcomed Lancaster Mayor Danene Sorace to the organization’s annual Founders' Day event to talk about efforts to improve her city, while learning about local projects and programs.
A defense firm is exploring the idea of building and testing unmanned aircraft at the region's airport.
America's most iconic airship – the Goodyear Blimp – will likely float in for two overnight stays at Johnstown's airport this fall.
In an era where law enforcement agencies nationwide struggle to recruit and retain officers, the same agencies continue to find themselves taxed with addressing mental health crises.
RoCo Fit (Rogers County Fitness Training Program) – in collaboration with the Rogers County Health Department – will soon kick off the fall session of its free couch-to-5K group training program. Founded in 2010, RoCo Fit is a not-for-profit fitness collective dedicated to helping Rogers County residents become healthier.
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – The Challenge Program, based in downtown Johnstown, has received $200,000 in state grant funding for its Students in the Workplace program.
Mastriano seeks 'fair fight' in proposed Pa. governor debates; Shapiro team calls it 'obvious stunt'
HARRISBURG — Doug Mastriano, Republican nominee for Pennsylvania governor, challenged his Democratic opponent, Josh Shapiro, to a pair of debates.
Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce President Barby Myers and Director of Communications Ashley May share information regarding the upcoming Hot Topic Lunch on active shooter preparedness.
Northeast Oklahoma E911 Trust Authority – commonly known as the Rogers County 911 – is in need of help and is seeking to hire four full-time workers.
A project expected to cost over $750K will begin within the next 30 days on Lowry Road.
The winners of the inaugural CASA Northeast Oklahoma Cherish The Children Paper Doll Project in Rogers County were Higgins and Easley Attorneys At Law and Rogers County Sheriff's Department.
A Pennsylvania House committee hosted a hearing Tuesday about potentially allowing an additional 1.3 million registered voters who aren’t Republican or Democrat to vote in the state’s primary elections.
HARRISBURG — Gov. Tom Wolf signed an executive order Tuesday intended to protect Pennsylvania’s LGBTQ+ population, especially youth, from conversion therapy, directing all state agencies to discourage the practice “widely rejected by medical and scientific professionals.”
ATLANTA — Longtime public safety leader Michael "Mike" Register has been appointed by Gov. Brian Kemp as the new director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
Four health entities in Georgia were among more than 60 in the U.S. to receive federal grants to improve access to health care in rural areas.
Here we go again, another myth created by the current group of political candidates running for office.
Cat Janisko spent 10 years working toward a Miss Pennsylvania crown. The 2009 Richland High School graduate never won that title, but her love for the commonwealth is paying off in other ways.
No offense, but your business’s content probably stinks.
Dear Toni: I am diabetic and I order my diabetic supplies from a mail-order program through my employer benefits. Recently, I have been laid off and had to enroll in Medicare.
Members of the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania (CCAP) voted down a resolution that would have made overturning no-excuse mail-in voting a legislative priority.
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Several hundred packed Kaufmann Leadership Academy’s sweltering gymnasium on Wednesday morning to welcome Democratic gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke to Cleburne with several dozen others unable to get inside braving the heat and then rain in the parking lot.
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STILWELL, Oklahoma – A Northeastern Oklahoma animator, teacher and entrepreneur was a guest panelist at the San Diego Comic Con recently, along with the writer and executive producer of "Taffy," their most recent animated film.
The Johnstown Galleria sold for $3,150,000 Thursday at the conclusion of an online auction through the Ten-X Commercial Real Estate marketplace, the Ten-X website shows.
The Richland Township Zoning Hearing Board granted approval on Thursday for Quaker Sales Corp. to construct and operate a hotly debated asphalt plant on Mine 37 Road.
Five electric companies are again raising rates to generate power starting Sept. 1, according to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.
Note: This story was updated to correct the Wolf Administration's actions on mask mandates ahead of last school year.
It will be months, if not years, before the country sees the lasting impact of the U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, which protected women's decisions to terminate a pregnancy.
The Johnstown Galleria is up for auction on the online marketplace Ten-X Commercial Properties at a base bid of $1.4 million.
Two locally owned businesses – Top Dog Productions and Flair of Country Catering and Event Planning – have been selected to manage the Frank J. Pasquerilla Conference Center in downtown Johnstown on an interim basis.
JWF Industries CEO and President Bill Polacek's first contract, 35 years ago, was to build a staircase for the Bethlehem Steel Corp.
The John P. Murtha Service Fellows with Vision Together 2025 and the John P. Murtha Foundation has awarded $12,500 in grant funds to three local children’s programs.
Several construction projects at Johnstown’s airport were approved on Tuesday by the airport board.
HARRISBURG — The vote in Kansas defeating a proposed amendment to remove the right to abortion from that state’s constitution encouraged advocates for women’s reproductive rights in Pennsylvania, but top Democrats say the same outcome shouldn’t be taken for granted in the commonwealth.
Navajo woman Seraphine Warren walked through Claremore last week as she continued her journey from Saltwater, Arizona, to Washington D.C. Warren said her goal is to raise awareness of missing people – including her aunt Ella Mae Begay – on the reservation.
Rogers County Sheriff's deputies will soon be wearing Gtech body cameras after commissioners approved purchase of 76 body cameras and 27 car cameras during their regular meeting Monday.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Naming Commission tasked with recommending new names for nine Confederate namesake military bases has released cost estimates associated with the initiative.
GOP lawmakers rail against PDE gender-diversity webpage, Wolf admin. calls complaint a 'distraction'
HARRISBURG — The collective demand by 21 Pennsylvania House Republican legislators that the state Department of Education scrub from its website a page dedicated to gender-inclusive language and online resources for teachers was dismissed by the Wolf Administration as a “distraction.”
The Inflation Reduction Act passed the U.S. Senate on a strict party-line vote that saw Pennsylvania’s contingent to the upper house split with Democrat Bob Casey in favor and Republican Pat Toomey opposed.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Mike Gragg said he was skeptical when Avery Frix, then 22, first approached him at church and said he planned to run for the Oklahoma Legislature.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Josh Brecheen said he is a man fueled by his Christian faith and the belief that the United States needs to start living within its fiscal means.
Researchers have concluded that the practice of spreading wastewater from conventional gas and oil drilling on thousands of miles of dirt and gravel roads in rural Pennsylvania doesn’t control dust effectively and poses dangers to the environment and human health.
The number of families who receive meat, produce and other food items from the Somerset County Mobile Food Bank has grown over the past four months, said Benjamin Tawney, the bank's executive director. He attributes the increase to inflation.
Kaley Kozian, of Revloc, said that when she was a bartender, she loved talking to customers and learning about them and their orders. She said this led her to open Bohemian Bean, a new coffee shop on West High Street in Ebensburg in the former Coal Country Brewing location.
Over the past few years, Tall Pines Distillery has expanded its product line, added an outdoor bar and built a sprawling pavilion and patio designed to host hundreds on busy weekends.
Like many other Somerset County farmers, Larry Cogan was thrilled to hear that the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act included $65 billion in funds to improve broadband internet reliability in rural America.
The Greater Johnstown Water Authority made two changes on Thursday to the rules governing compliance with the ongoing sewer remediation project affecting customers in Johnstown and Westmont.
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