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Trials scheduled in Court of Common Pleas

Three cases have been scheduled for trial in the Court of Common Pleas, including charges against a man accused of rape. A trial has been scheduled for April 27 in front of Judge Todd Woodin in Commonwealth v. Dillon Gray. Gray, 33, was charged in February 2025 with rape of a child, ...

DoorDash for alcohol? Not yet in Pennsylvania

In 37 states, same-day delivery drivers working for companies like DoorDash and Instacart can bring alcohol to customers’ doorsteps. Pennsylvania is not one of them, but that could change soon with a bill (House Bill 1451)under consideration in the state House Liquor Control Committee. The ...

Johnson Transportation participating in ‘Love the Bus’ month

Johnson Transportation is honoring its team of drivers by participating in Love the Bus month. Created in 2007, the American School Bus Council came up with the idea in order to celebrate school bus and van drivers. Connie Johnson and her son, Cody Haight, are the owners of Johnson ...

Senate bill seeks to speed up well plugging

Legislation that would help speed up the process of plugging abandoned oil and gas wells has passed the state Senate with support from Sen. Scott Hutchinson. Senate Bill 712 was approved recently by a 32-16 vote. Hutchinson was a co-sponsor of the bill, which was sponsored by Sen. Gene Yaw, ...