Curwensville News

On Thursday afternoon business and community leaders from across Clearfield County gathered for the annual Clearfield County Economic Development Corporation luncheon.

A local winery is supporting athletic programs at Penn State DuBois by donating a portion of its proceeds from the sale of a very unique wine called, Rejoice.

On Friday, the Curwensville Legal Eagles met at the Curwensville Public Library to watch a demonstartion and discuss the details of emergency personnel.

A Curwensville man charged with burglary in Pike Township in October 2008 was ordered to serve a lengthy period of incarceration in Clearfield County Jail.

Remi Coons and his human, Janet, chose a large black and white tug accented with paw prints as the Clearfield County SPCA's Tugs at My Heart campaign kicked off Friday at Waggin' Trains pet supply store in Clearfield.

A Clearfield man was arrested for allegedly burglarizing a Curwensville home on Nov.

State police at Clearfield The investigation continues into a burglary that happened between 4 p.m. Thursday and 5 a.m. yesterday at BiLo in Decatur Township.

Lawrence Township Minor injuries were reported in an accident that happened on Montgomery Run Road, where a vehicle struck a pole and ended up in a ditch.

Reservations are currently being taken for the St. Marys Area Christmas Day Dinner, a free meal for any residents of St.

A ribbon cutting was held Tuesday at Starr Hill Winery's new downtown St. Marys locatiaon in the Franklin Center.

Redbank Valley's season ended in the first round of the District 9 Class A playoffs Friday night with a 30-8 loss at No.

HARRISBURG -- State officials are breaking ground on a water treatment plant they hope will revive a polluted stretch of the Susquehanna River's West Branch.

State officials are breaking ground on a water treatment plant they hope will revive a polluted stretch of the Susquehanna River's West Branch.

Two men who have been accused of sexual assault in separate cases waived their right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday at Centralized Court at the Clearfield County Jail.

Denise Long, president of Mountain Laurel Kennel Club, announced recently that proceeds from the club's annual Pie Sale will be used to assist county food pantries.

A 38-year-old Curwensville man who has been accused of aiming a firearm toward a pair of state troopers before discharging a shot in his home had charges bound over to court by Magisterial District Judge Richard Ireland on Wednesday.

The Department of Environmental Protection has fined William Gourley, of Curwensville, Clearfield County, $7,500 for illegally storing and disposing vegetable oil in Pike Township, also in Clearfield County.

Kenn Starr, right, of Starr Hill Winery recently presented a check to Clearfield County SPCA Executive Director Pam Smith, center, along with Shari and Brigadier Trythall of Waggin' Trains pet supply store in Clearfield.

Kane's Arie Paup tries to secure the ball in the corner of the endzone during Friday night's game against Curwensville.

A 24-year-old Curwensville man was transported via STAT MedEvac to the Altoona Hospital for injuries sustained in a single vehicle accident along the Old Erie Pike at 2:42 p.m. Sunday in Pike Township, Clearfield County.