ClayToonz: Trump’s Listening Tour
An editorial cartoon by Clay Jones: Trump's Listening Tour. FULL ARTICLE
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Comically Incorrect: Child Abuse
An editorial cartoon by A.F. Branco: Child Abuse. FULL ARTICLE
Brookville’s Thrush Named Football Player of the Week for Week Four
SHIPPENVILLE, Pa. (D9Sports) - Ian Thrush did it all for Brookville in the Raiders 42-41 double-overtime win at Karns City Friday, and that is why the senior is the D9Sports.com District 9 Football Player of the Week for Week Four of the 2019 season. FULL ARTICLE
Jefferson County Jail Inmate Accused of Assaulting Corrections Officer
BROOKVILLE BOROUGH, Pa. (EYT) - An inmate at the Jefferson County Jail is facing a new charge after allegedly punching a corrections officer at the jail. FULL ARTICLE
SPONSORED: Redbank Chevrolet Is at the Clarion Mall!
CLARION, Pa. (EYT) – Redbank Chevrolet is at the Clarion Mall! FULL ARTICLE
Moniteau Teacher Accused of Stealing from Karns City Booster Program
BUTLER CO., Pa. (EYT) - A Moniteau teacher has been arrested and charged with theft for allegedly taking money from the Karns City elementary basketball booster program. FULL ARTICLE
Hearing Set for Tomorrow for Reynoldsville Man Accused of Theft of Trailer, Chop Shop Activity
REYNOLDSVILLE BOROUGH, Pa. (EYT) - A Reynoldsville man is facing a hearing on Wednesday on felony charges for allegedly stealing a trailer, attaching it to his garage, and using the structure as a chop shop. FULL ARTICLE
Wolf Administration Warns Pennsylvanians Eastern Equine Encephalitis Confirmed in Three Counties
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Departments of Agriculture and Health today warned Pennsylvanians to take precautionary measures against mosquito bites for themselves and their animals – specifically horses – as the rare mosquito-transmitted viral infection Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) has been confirmed in Erie, Carbon, and Monroe counties. FULL ARTICLE
Jefferson County Pet of the Week: Willy
This week's Jefferson County Adoptable Pet of the Week is Willy. FULL ARTICLE
Department of Health Encourages Residents to Take Steps to Prevent Cancer, Detect it Early
HARRISBURG, Pa. - As cancer continues to be the second leading cause of death in Pennsylvania, the Department of Health recently encouraged residents to be active in their health and take steps to decrease their risk of cancer. FULL ARTICLE
