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Indiana County -- Preparing To Make A Difference This Flu Season

MediLexicon - Tue Sep 30

The influenza season of 2007-2008 saw the highest incidence of flu in recent years for Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

Unemployment rate rises

Indiana Gazette Online - Tue Sep 30

Indiana County's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose six-tenths of a percentage point in August to 5.8 percent.

2 men rob Indiana County pharmacy, make off with OxyContin

PittsburghLIVE.com - Mon Sep 29

State police are seeking the public's help after a bold, daylight robbery Monday of a pharmacy along Route 22 in Burrell Township in Indiana County.

Dog gets stuck in sink drain during bath

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Mon Sep 29

Chalupa the Chihuahua may understandably be a little bath shy in the future. The tiny dog created a big fuss when one of her rear paws got stuck in a kitchen sink drain at her owner's Homer City, Indiana ...

Indiana district court docket

Indiana Gazette Online - Sat Sep 27

A Blairsville man this week was held for trial in the Indiana County Court on charges stemming from an incident that police said they investigated only on a hunch.

State police calls

Leader Times - Sat Sep 27

The Armstrong County District Attorney's Office announced the arrest of a "mid- to high-level" cocaine dealer on Thursday.

McVeytown racer always bounces back

The Sentinel - Fri Sep 26

Roger Laughlin has always had a knack for bouncing back on the race track, from the very first time he slid behind the wheel.

Food industry faces challenges, Pa. Farm Bureau president says

Indiana Gazette Online - Fri Sep 26

America's food supply has been taken for granted too long. That was an observation Thursday in White Township by Carl Shaffer, president of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau.

Indiana in a Nutshell

Indiana Gazette Online - Fri Sep 26

Overcast, with some scattered sprinkles. Accuweather calls for showers through Satruday night then sunny on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

State police need more help when townships drop own cops

The Phoenix - Fri Sep 26

We believe state Rep. John Pallone is way off-base on his cost figures, but we are hopeful his proposal on police services will spark a serious debate in the Legislature.