Reynoldsville News

Reynoldsville resident harvests 6x6 bull; bow hunter successful, bags 6x5 bull. KARTHAUS TWP.

A state police trooper uses his radio Thursday afternoon as police sought to find an allegedly armed man who fled from police after a traffic stop at the Reynoldsville rest area along Interstate 80.

The DuBois-based State Police has announced a warning of a possible fugitive from justice near Interstate 80 in the vicinity of the Reynoldsville Rest Area.

At 2:28 a.m. Sunday, Bradley Campbell II, 20, Reynoldsville, was found intoxicated in the passengers seat of a vehicle in the 300 block of South 13th St., according to borough police.

State police at Clearfield Robert Narehood of Morrisdale suffered minor injuries in a one-vehicle accident on state Route 879 yesterday.

Elk County's Board of Commissioners approved a $23,175 bid yesterday morning to replace the last six windows of the Johnsonburg Public Library through Community Development Block Grant funding.

Click here for a free download of the latest Adobe Flash Player. WDTV News Story Created: Aug 26, 2009 at 11:16 AM EDT Story Updated: Aug 26, 2009 at 11:47 AM EDT Two Harrison County fires are now arson cases.

Photo by Brent Addleman From left are Maggie Schreiber, Alice Dollinger, Rose Ann Kronenwetter and Veronica Sterbank.

The annual Reynoldsville Homecoming celebration is all this week on Main Street.

REYNOLDSVILLE a ' A 23-year-old Sykesville woman was pronounced dead at the scene of a single-vehicle crash at Tuesday night.

A shooting competition hosted by a local ammunition manufacturer seeks a few good local officers.

A 17-year-old boy was tazed after he reportedly assaulted a state trooper on Saturday.

A Reynoldsville man suffered moderate injuries following a motorcycle accident on Thursday.

Eric Bridges, executive director of the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission, reported at the executive committee meeting yesterday that they have finally agreed to complete a business plan with the Precision Manufacturing Institute and Clarion University.

Some of the last additions to the Mennitti's garden were the rocks, bridge and pond.

Photo by Joseph Bell Elk County Commissioner/Chairman Daniel R. Freeburg, center, makes a notation while discussing various bids during yesterday morning's commissioners meeting.