CLARION - Clarion Borough Council agreed this month to send a letter to the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources stating the borough pool which a 1980's DCNR grant helped build is "obsolete."
Clarion Borough declares pool 'obsolete'
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
State police in Clarion filed charges against Knox resident Levi Michael Barrett, 28, in relation to an early morning incident on Aug. 8 in Beaver Township, which forced the closure of Route 338 and various side roads while police searched for the male victim in the case.
Butler state police said three people died in a two-vehicle crash late Monday afternoon in which a Clarion County man was involved.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
CLARION - The reassessment of all properties in Clarion County has begun starting in Clarion Borough and Clarion Township.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
ELK TWP. - The Elk Township Board of Supervisors Aug. 8 canceled the Oak Grove Road culvert bridge project.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
FRILLS CORNERS - Equipment failure has the North Clarion school board weighing its options heading into the 2022-23 school year.
- By Ashley Barletta, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION - Jean Smith better known to the children as "Miss Jean" -- has been serving as the Clarion Public Library Children's Librarian for 28 years and has decided to move on to the next chapter of her life: retirement.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
FOXBURG - Union/A-C Valley football coaches Aug. 8 requested A-C Valley move all of the 2022 football games to the football field at Union High School.
- Ryan S. Pugh CLARION NEWS Writer
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- Rodney L. Sherman CLARION NEWS Editor
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BEAVER TWP. — Clarion state police have released information concerning Monday’s incident near Knox that involved gunfire and had Route 338 closed for several hours.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
CLARION - Clarion Borough Council Aug. 3 agreed to partner with Clarion Area School District and contract with Amos E. Rudolph Architecture of Seneca to develop a plan for the demolition of the swimming pool in front of the high school.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION TWP. - The Clarion-Limestone School Board hired Brian K. Weible as the district superintendent at a special meeting held Aug. 2.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
CLARION - Striving to make Clarion "the most inclusive" community, an informal group of area residents will launch an effort toward that reality from 4 to 7 p.m. Aug. 16 at the Main Street Center in Clarion.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
NEW BETHLEHEM - A standing room only crowd greeted Republican gubernatorial candidate state Sen. Doug Mastriano Friday at Zack's Restaurant in New Bethlehem.
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According to Clarion state police, the closed portion of Route 338 in Knox has reopened as of 10:50 a.m.
- By Ashley Barletta, CLARION NEWS Writer
ASHLAND TWP. - Timothy Thompson takes what other people discard and turns it into cash and the uses that cash to help others.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
FOXBURG - A-C Valley's administrative team wants to go in a different direction when it comes to evaluating the district's teaching staff.
HARRISBURG - Building on a fourth consecutive year of freezing tuition and fueled by a historic funding increase in state-owned universities, the Board of Governors for Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education recently announced the launch of the next and most impactful phase of its s…
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION TWP. - Former Clarion-Limestone School Board President Molly Greenawalt has questions about the way current C-L board president Nathaniel Parker is conducting business and she made her feelings known at the board's Aug. 2 special meeting.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
WASHINGTON TWP. - A Santa Monica, Cal., firm is proposing a solar power collection farm in Washington Township.
- By Ashley Barletta, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION - Erza Brooks is getting closer to launching his hot dog cart business public support has been strong and an opening day has been set.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
KNOX - The Keystone School Board handled several matters at its July 18 session as the new school year approaches.
- By Ashley Barletta, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION - Many military personnel returning from the Vietnam War came home to indifference or maybe even hostility but now, 49 years after the last combat troops left the Southeast Asia country, the Clarion Ross McGinnis VFW Post 2145 is planning a proper "welcome home."
Clarion state police said a New Bethlehem man suffered fatal injuries in an ATV accident on Southern Avenue in Strattanville Borough early Saturday morning.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
COOK FOREST - When Karen Allgeier moved into the area in 2003 she had never seen anything like the Sawmill Theater in Cook Forest.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
FOXBURG - Finding ways to increase revenue is paramount for school districts in the current economic climate and the A-C Valley School board is hoping investments can boost the district's income.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
CLARION - "National Night Out," an annual nationwide effort aimed at promoting police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make neighborhoods safer and more caring places to live, will be celebrated from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 2 in both Knox and Clarion boroughs.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION - Clarion Area's plans to create a middle school recently moved another step forward.
- By Ashley Barletta, CLARION NEWS Writer
ALCOLA - The Clarion County Fair began on July 24, and there are many activities to be enjoyed by all throughout the remainder of the week.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
SUMMERVILLE - The Miola caboose made its final run July 16 as a group of volunteers recovered the old LEF&C (Lake Erie, Franklin and Clarion Railway) car from the woods on Corey Mahle's property in Miola where it had been used as a hunting camp.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, Clarion News Editor
CLARION - Fire heavily damaged an apartment complex at the corner of Wood Street and Seventh Avenue Wednesday night in Clarion.
- Rodney L. Sherman
Shippenville man faces more than 1,000 child pornography charges
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
COOK FOREST - Dave and Mary Beth Duncan enjoy Cook Forest. Like many grandparents they wanted their granddaughter Mandy Smith to enjoy the outdoors as much as they did. That had been a problem because Mandy has been blind since birth.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
CLARION - The "Weaver Girls" gathered July 15 at the Clarion Free Library to honor Paul A. Weaver and Paul's son Bill Weaver.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
ELK TWP. - The Elk Township Board of Supervisors recently opened bids for a bridge project along Oak Grove Road, but delayed awarding a contract for the work.
- By Ashley Barletta, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION - Clarion resident Ezra Brooks faced a challenge after graduating high school in 2021. Since Brooks has Down syndrome, he and his mother, Tanya Brooks, knew there would not be very many opportunities for him in the workforce.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, Clarion News Editor
ELK TWP. - A 39-year-old Shippenville man faces more than 1,000 counts of child pornography-related charges after an investigation that began in Texas.
- Rodney L. Sherman CLARION NEWS Editor
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- Ashley Barletta CLARION NEWS Writer
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- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
HARRISBURG - More than a week after a state constitutional deadline to do so, the Pennsylvania legislature and Gov. Tom Wolf agreed to a 2022-23 budget that will send $51,925,317 to Clarion County's public schools.
CLARION - Inside today's newspaper and at TheClarionNews.com you will find the 33rd edition of CLARION COUNTY TODAY, our annual look at Clarion County, including reviews of businesses, recreation, clubs, churches and services.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
HAWTHORN - Opinions concerning federal gun laws and calls for increased federal gun control were readily available July 8 in Hawthorn.
- By Ashley Barletta, CLARION NEWS Writer
KNOX - "Poetry just comes to me in the middle of the night, so I know I'm just a catalyst," said Joyce "Joy" Wilsted.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
BROOKVILLE - When life threw Jim "Moon" VanSteenberg a lemon he made lemonade, lots and lots of lemonade.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
CLARION - The Clarion Borough Police Department will host its first "National Night Out" from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 2 along Main Street in Clarion.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION - The Clarion Area School board had a surprise guest at its July 5 work session -- Clarion-Limestone School Board President Nathaniel Parker made an impromptu presentation to the board regarding the possibility of the respective districts sharing services.
CLARION - The "No P3 Bridge Tolls Coalition" last week issued a statement praising the Commonwealth Court's decision in the South Fayette Township case that voids PennDOT's P3 Major Bridge Tolling Initiative.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
CLARION - The Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission recently released the Act 13 Impact Fee payments to Clarion County municipalities and the overall totals are up by about 40 percent.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
CLARION - Special courts and programs in Clarion County are paying dividends at the county Jail.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION TWP. - Sometimes school board members must make some hard decisions that go against vocal opponents and that's what the Clarion-Limestone School Board faced during a special meeting June 29.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
CLARION - The Clarion County Sorce Center is a "building within a building" and more. Over the past several months the 50,000-square foot warehouse has been converted into an emergency management center, the county's 9-1-1 dispatch center, a materials storage area, a meeting room and more.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
FOXBURG - The A-C Valley School Board approved its 2022-23 final budget with two of the four counties in the district's property owners seeing a tax increase.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
CLARION - Clarion County is preparing for a tax sale at 9 a.m. Sept. 19. Clarion County Tax Claim Bureau Director Megan Kerr said there are currently 298 properties on the list as of Tuesday.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
FRILLS CORNERS - The North Clarion School Board recently approved an $11,187,717 budget for the upcoming school year, balancing the spending plan without a tax increase.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
KNOX - Keystone School District administrators weren't necessarily planning on asking the school board to purchase some needed new furniture, but with prices set to go up at least 10 percent on July 1, both sides agreed to the move.
- By Randy Bartley, Staff Writer
CLEAR CREEK PARK - In the middle of the forest is a small museum with a big story to tell. The Lumber and Nature Museum at Clear Creek State Park tells the story of lumbering on the Clarion River.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
PAINT TWP. - The Paint Township Board of Supervisors last week accepted written apologies from three teenagers involved in taking road closure signs from a storm-damaged road.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
CLARION TWP. - Finding a superintendent can be a challenging exercise for a school district so Clarion-Limestone School Board President Nathaniel Parker suggested going to go a different way in filling his district's superintendent position.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
SHIPPENVILLE - A few months ago, Shippenville Borough Council discussed and debated creating a website for the town but the issue seemed to fade away.
- By Kenn Staub, For the CLARION NEWS
CLARION - One day during March 2021 Mitch Littler picked up a guitar, headed to a street corner in his hometown of Oil City, and began serenading passers-by.
- By Ryan S. Pugh, CLARION NEWS Writer
FRILLS CORNERS - The sewage line extension project in Washington Township is incurring costs even though it is far from finished and the Washington Township Municipal Authority had to address those costs at its recent meeting.
- By Rodney L. Sherman, CLARION NEWS Editor
KNOX - The Keystone School Board June 20 approved a one-mill real estate tax increase, looking to keep ahead of underway projects and pending heating repairs.
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