Plans keep moving ahead for Cranberry retirement complex
By JUDITH O. ETZEL – Contributing writer A plan to build a retirement complex near the UPMC Northwest hospital is moving ahead. Cranberry Township supervisors…
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Woman pleads guilty in fatal DUI crash
Franklin band will be 1st marching unit in D.C. Memorial Day parade
4 area Vietnam vets to be inducted into In Memory Program
Endangerment charges against couple withdrawn
5 parole absconders picked up in Oil City
Proposed Cranberry budget includes tax hike
Mercer County man dies in crash
Firm wants to bring back jobs at former O-I site
Franklin road work to continue next week
From staff reports City of Franklin contractor Suit-Kote will apply a slurry seal coat to roads in the Franklin Heights area next week. On Monday,…
Woman accused of DUI crash with child, 4, in vehicle
From staff reports A Franklin woman is facing charges after she was allegedly in a DUI crash with her 4-year-old son inside the vehicle last…
Man accused of assaulting officer waives hearing
From staff reports A Franklin man accused of assaulting a police officer last week at an Atlantic Avenue residence waived his preliminary hearing Wednesday in…
Home destroyed by fire; 3 dogs die
From staff reports A Seneca home was destroyed by fire late Tuesday afternoon. The blaze broke out at about 5:30 p.m. at the residence of…
2 facing more charges related to heroin bust
From staff reports Two people are facing additional drug charges in connection with an Oil City heroin bust last month. A criminal complaint filed through…
Man killed in Butler County crash
From staff reports Butler state police are investigating a single-vehicle crash that killed one man and sent another to the hospital Saturday morning. Police said…
Cranberry teachers could strike
The Cranberry Education Association voted to deliver notice to the Cranberry Area School Board of its intention to strike, unless there is a resolution to…
Franklin district’s Dye receives state recognition
By MARISSA DECHANT – Staff writer Franklin Superintendent Pamela Dye was one of 73 administrators statewide to be recognized this week for completing the inaugural…
Oil City man accused of selling meth held for court
By MARISSA DECHANT Staff writer An Oil City man accused of selling methamphetamine to a confidential informant on two separate occasions was held for court…
Funding approved for state projects to boost public transit
From staff reports Gov. Tom Wolf and PennDOT Secretary Leslie S. Richards on Tuesday announced the approval of funding for 82 projects to improve transportation…
Franklin man accused of assaulting officer
From staff reports A Franklin man is facing charges after he allegedly assaulted a police officer around 9:45 p.m. Sunday at an Atlantic Avenue residence….