Laurels and barbs
JOHNSTOWN - Laurel: The St. Francis women's basketball team will face Maryland today in the opening round of the NCAA tournament. It is the second straight "Big Dance&am
$9.8M water line project under way
LIGONIER - It's become fashionable for local officials to say "regionalization" is an answer for problems such as tight budgets and declining populations.
On Thursday af
Local population drops
- Cambria County lost nearly 6 percent of its population in the last decade, the fifth-biggest such decline among all counties statewide, new census data shows.
And of the county
Cernic seeking 3rd term as Cambria controller
EBENSBURG - Stressing his experience in both government and business, Cambria County Controller Ed Cernic Jr. said Wednesday that he will seek a third term as the watchdog of county finances.
Leaders discuss road funding
JOHNSTOWN - Facing skyrocketing road building costs, flat revenues and no apparent sources of additional money, state leaders are looking toward public-private partnerships to help with const
Open seat may attract many
EBENSBURG - Cambria County Democratic Chairman Heath Long said Tuesday that a record number of candidates could run for commissioner this year with an open seat.
The decision by inc
Cambria taxes to increase in 2011
EBENSBURG - Cambria County homeowners will see their county property taxes going up an average of $30.50 next year under a tax increase approved Thursday by the county commissioners as they adopt
Cambria leaders create three jobs
EBENSBURG - A week after saying they were eliminating four jobs in the 2011 budget, the Cambria County commissioners agreed Friday to create three new positions in the court system.
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Creany: I'm glad for senior judges' help
EBENSBURG - Cambria County's senior judges provide invaluable assistance to the county's five Common Pleas Court judges busy with handling criminal and civil cases, Presi
Cernic's opening new cycle shop in East Hills
JOHNSTOWN - Expansion of a West Taylor Township-based business will bring new life to a Geistown landmark.
Cernic Real Estate Partnership has purchased the former Saylor Brother

