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A Mt. Morris teen was crowned as rain royalty during the 43rd annual Miss Rain Day Scholarship pageant held Sunday at Carmichaels Area High School’s Stan Ferek III Auditorium.
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For the ninth consecutive time, Washington defeats New Jersey. And this one had a little of everything, including plenty of rain and several ejections.
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Jeff Bartos brought his U.S. Senate campaign to Washington County Wednesday.
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The state Department of Health will launch a text messaging campaign next week to remind the partially vaccinated against COVID-19 to get the …
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The state Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that the section of Route 40 near Yough Lake that has been closed for five weeks due to a landslide will reopen in mid-August.
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While preparing for our Common Ground Teen Center Writing Club, I found responses to a prompt I gave a few years ago to a group of my favorite students – middle schoolers. I share them to brighten your day.
I’m about to get on a boat and go on a swamp tour in New Orleans. It just proves the old saying, “You can talk Mike into anything.” Over the years, my friends have convinced me to jump out of an airplane, go whitewater rafting and sing karaoke.
The last thing I said was, “right brake first, then left.”
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A Mt. Morris teen was crowned as rain royalty during the 43rd annual Miss Rain Day Scholarship pageant held Sunday at Carmichaels Area High School’s Stan Ferek III Auditorium.
A Mt. Morris teen was crowned as rain royalty during the 43rd annual Miss Rain Day Scholarship pageant held Sunday at Carmichaels Area High School’s Stan Ferek III Auditorium.
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Kiley Furman received her Girl Scout Silver Award in a May 22 ceremony May at Laboratory Presbyterian Church in Washington. The Silver Award i…
The Miles for Smiles event at Gilfillan Farm supports Always B Smiling, a nonprofit that organizes activities for children with health challenges and their families.
Just as many COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted, the Delta variant has virus numbers rising once again.
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Claysville native Shaun O’Hern II, a PA Cyber graduate, was named to the spring 2021 dean’s list at California University of Pennsylvania. He …
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