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Fall season welcomed during festival

Live music, delightful smells, and dozens of vendors embraced the fall season over the weekend at the annual Flavors of Fall Festival.

End of watch: Officer Straub laid to rest Friday

Mourners gathered to remember Officer Patrick Straub, 33, of Kersey during a Friday afternoon funeral service attended by family, friends, police officers, and government officials.

CAPSEA dedicates room to long-time volunteer

Recently the Citizens Against Physical, Sexual, and Emotional Abuse (CAPSEA) organization dedicated their board/conference room to Doris Tettis, long-time board member and president.

Elk County Commissioners greeted by short agenda

A short agenda greeted the Commissioners and guests as the meeting was called to order Tuesday morning at the Elk County Courthouse Annex, 300 Center Street in Ridgway. 

A look into Big Maple Farms Natural Therapy and Animanl Science sub-group

While visiting with the McMinn family, the Record was invited to view, and, with permission, interview the Big Maple Farm’s Natural Therapies group.

Area police officer killed in car crash

Residents and emergency responders lined sidewalks throughout downtown St. Marys to honor the life of the late Officer Patrick Charles Straub, 33, of Kersey, who was killed in a two-vehicle crash Monday evening.

Wilcox resident set to release debut album

Wilcox resident, Tracie Pretak, has recorded a debut album of original music. The songs will be released Friday, Sept. 2, on 75 digital sites worldwide, including iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, Spotify, Pandora, Sirius, iHeart Radio, and YouTube Red.

Ridgway woman celebrates 100th birthday

Still living at home and still taking care of business along with her son, Bill (71 years-old), Mrs. Lucille ‘Lou’ Malin happily informs us she is turning 100-years old Sept. 20, 2018.

Clarion Farms hosts annual "Banquet in a Barn"

The Pennsylvania Farmers Association has long been a supporter of small farmers and ranchers raising crops and livestock all over Pennsylvania.

CCCTC students showcase accomplishments, progress

Students in the Adult Cosmetology program at the Clearfield County Career & Technology Center recently completed their first haircut in a series of over 20 haircuts that will include advanced cutting techniques and texturizing. Since starting the program in August, students have covered the h