DUBOIS, Pa. (WJAC) — Officials at DuBois Nursing Home confirmed a contracted employee tested positive for COVID-19. In a letter posted to Facebook, officials at DuBois Continuum of Care Community said the employee was diagnosed with COVID-19 on May 24, after being tested as part of her provider’s protocol. The letter states, she was not symptomatic. The letter said the employee provided services at the facility and has since been excluded there.

Somerset County, PA — Jager and Friends Dog Park is a non-profit organization and corporation, in Somerset County. For 13 years its founder Jim Atchison, treasurer Judy Rach, and others managed and maintained the property for the public. Rach says it began with the help of other community members, turning it from a baron parcel of pavement to one of the top 10 dog parks in Pennsylvania. That's according to the PhillyByte magazine.

Johnstown Somerset Golden Eagles | News, Weather, Sports, Breaking NewsWed, 05 Jun 2024 10:49:00 GMT (1717584540071) Section - News3 v1.0.0 (common) 85a848d002b3a7f7785bfb6376ad1dbb5836f767 SOMERSET GOLDEN EAGLES hace 3 años H.S. Roundup 5-10: three baseball, one softball highlight local coverageJOHNSTOWN -- Monday's weather was perfect for action on the diamond. In baseball, Bishop McCort held off Central Cambria, Northern Bedford topped Forest Hills, and Bellefonte blanked Philipsburg-Osceola. In softball action, Richland picked up a home win over Somerset.

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CENTRE COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Fundraising to repair and refurbish Bellefonte's Kepler pool is ongoing, but organizers say it’s going to be awhile before the pool is reopened. The pool was a popular community resource for decades at Bellefonte’s Governors Park, but it was closed a few years ago due to badly needed upkeep. Since then, over a million dollars has been raised, but organizers say the pool's total repair cost is now close to three million dollars.

University Park, PA (WJAC) — A Centre County election challenge regarding the addresses for Penn State students at the University Park campus is being appealed in state court. Dr. Linda Sheckler, of Bellefonte, filed the appeal last week, in state superior court, against the Centre County Board of Elections. Sheckler wants the board to drop close to 350 Penn State students from the county's list of registered voters because the campus dorms, listed as the students' addresses, have now been closed for over two years.

DUBOIS, Pa. - The DuBois Beavers Football Team and community as a whole are remembering the life of a man killed in a freak accident Sunday. Police said Randall Curley was killed after falling out of the passenger side of an ATV in Clearfield County. "He loved to be around the kids and the community and he really loved this school district and this program," said Head Coach Justin Marshall.

Tornadoes caused mass devastation in the state of Kentucky earlier this month, leaving residents terrified and struggling, and valuable resources scarce. But Kissell Motorsports, a business in our viewing area, is trying to get those resources where they need to be. Kissell Motorsports intends to send a truckload of supplies to Dawson Springs, Kentucky on January Sixth, and are actively accepting donations. “Can’t imagine what those folks are going through, to lose everything.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A mistrial was declared Monday during opening arguments of a trial in alawsuit by a fired Penn State football team doctor, who alleged he was ousted after complaining to school officials about pressure to clear players to return from injuries. Dauphin County Court Judge Andrew Dowling declared the mistrial after the defense attorney mentioned that Penn State's football coach, James Franklin, and Penn State Athletics had been dropped years ago from the lawsuit filed by Dr.

PHILIPSBURG, Pa. (WJAC) — Fifth-graders at Philipsburg Osceola Middle School are relocating to the district's elementary schools. The decision was approved during a Tuesday school board meeting at the Philipsburg-Osceola Area School District with a 6 to 3 vote, according to Superintendent Dr. Gregg Paladina. Following the vote, two of the three board members who opposed the motion, Rob Miller and Rob Massung, handed in their resignations, according to Paladina. Paladina said fifth-graders will be moved to the Philipsburg Elementary and Osceola Mills Elementary schools at the start of the 2020-21 academic year.