DuBois News Archives

Student clubs at Penn State DuBois invite the public to celebrate Halloween on campus.

The Campout for Hunger recently held by the Penn State DuBois Human Development and Family Studies Club resulted in dozens of donations of canned food items, plus $641 in cash to benefit local food pantries.

The debate over the DuBois Area School District's potential plans to build a new ball field or fields at Wasson Elementary continued at the Wednesday night school board meeting.

Just in time for Halloween, Penn State DuBois welcomes Paranormal Expert, John Zaffis.

Julie Stewart, downtown program manager for the Downtown DuBois Revitalization Group, will be the guest speaker for the Third Annual DuBois Area Historical Society Luncheon that is scheduled at 12 p.m. Nov.

Winners of the 2009 Clearfield County Fair Hershey's Cocoa Classic Chocolate Cake Baking Contest, Hershey's Cocoa Classic Cookie, Brownie or Bar Baking Contest, PEQAP Angel Food Cake Contest and the Blue Ribbon Apple Pie Contest are eligible for competition at the 2010 PA Farm Show.

The Clearfield County 4-H & FFA Livestock Sale Committee is very pleased to announce the ten recipients of this year's 4-H & FFA Livestock Sale Scholarship.

At A-Boss Opticians Inc. in Braddock, the boss is Mr. Boss and he's not expecting anything special on what can be considered his day, National Boss Day.

Due to Marcellus Shale's natural gas exploration, board member Greg Sheehan told the Clearfield County Recreation and Tourism Authority that the county could experience a "big boom" as a result.

Hunting was temporarily banned in the City of DuBois following a work session meeting Oct.

DuBois Area Middle School, meeting place of the DuBois Area School District Board of Directors.

With the holidays only a few months away, you may still be searching for that perfect gift for the hunter, fisherman, or outdoors person in your family.

Congratulations to Samantha Thompson from the DuBois Area High School - October's Student of the Month brought to you by: McDonalds of DuBois and Brockway - I'm loving it! Samantha is secretary of the National Honor Society, ranked in the top 5 of her class, an "A" honor roll student and participates in cross country and track.

On Tuesday Lawrence Township Police Chief Jeff Fink thanked all who helped bring an escaped prisoner back into custody.

Former reporter Bob Kotzbauer always enjoyed sharing information with readers. Although he has retired, the 84-year-old still enjoys writing and informing people about events happening around them.

Welcome to the September edition of the GM5! These are the top five stories for the month of Septbember as read by you, our readers.

Spirits will gather again in DuBois on Oct. 17, when the DuBois Area Historical Society stages its second "Spirit of DuBois Lantern Walk." Last year 175 people attended the first Lantern Walk.