Controller's booklet provides glimpse at Cambria's finances
EBENSBURG - For a second consecutive year, Cambria County residents can get a "quick look" as the county's finances – described as on "good footi
Loan boosts water project
- A groundbreaking regional water connection between Johnstown and Ligonier Borough will move forward after officials landed a key $9.8 million loan.
First proposed in early 2009
Rendell details plan to raise transportation funds in Johnstown
JOHNSTOWN — Gov. Ed Rendell is lobbying state legislators for an early return to work in order to hammer out a deal to find more than $3 billion for transportation project
Better financial foothold
- We applaud the Cambria commissioners' continued efforts to improve the county's financial standing, and we join them in hoping an improved bond rating is in the future.
Cambria shows surplus
EBENSBURG - Cambria County ended up in the black again in 2009, the fifth time in six years, the commissioners said Wednesday.
Cambria had a cash surplus of $116,267 last year in the
Memorial originator, 4 others to be honored
JOHNSTOWN - Four men and a woman will be honored when Veteran Community Initiatives holds a Chapel of Four Chaplains Awards Ceremony later this year.
The honorees are Jan C. Scrug
Cambria top Dem quitting
EBENSBURG - Helen Whiteford, who was thrust into the chairmanship of the Cambria County Democratic Party three years ago, will be stepping down later this month when the party's
Cambria bids for better bond rating
EBENSBURG - Cambria County commissioners will renew their efforts this year to obtain an improved bond rating that would be more attractive to investors and that could produce sizable savin
Program pays tribute to military spouses
JOHNSTOWN - Two wives whose husbands have had multiple deployments in the military spoke about the important role of the stay-at-home spouse at Laurel Highlands Military Spouse Appreciation
Pa. budget crunch could put brakes on CamTran plans
EBENSBURG - Cambria County Transit Authority is keeping an eye on developments in Harrisburg as Gov. Ed Rendell and state lawmakers wrestle with budget revenue shortfalls in the wake of the fed

