Lock Haven, PA News

• Lock Haven, PA News
• Chief: Overdose investigation could last several weeks
• The Lives Behind the Banners
• 'Ever forward'
• Hundreds turn out to remember Bobby Wise
• One victim in fatal Fairpoint accident remains hospitalized, other is released
• Motorcyclist 'critical' after crash
• Teen 'critical' after apparent drug overdose
• Another elementary school to close
• Clinton commissioners change LERTA program to KCSD format; city is expected to follow suit
• Board to punish Emery
• Former bank manager admits to stealing money
• Homicide by vehicle trial set in Centre County
• Temperatures expected near 90; thunderstorms possible
• Sorrow and hope
• Body identified; death natural
• 'Charlotte's Web' playing now at Millbrook
• Area high schools plan graduation ceremonies
• SRBC says new policy will protect water levels
• Centre to get $1.6 M in impact fees
• Local teen killed in crash on Fairpoint Road
• KC sells McGhee Elementary to LHU Foundation
• Driver to serve 44 months for homicide by vehicle
• Kim Coleman gets 20 days in jail in YMCA fraud case
• The new 'Vo-Tech'
• Station Gallery gets extended lease
• Lock Haven YMCA issues 'victim impact statement'
• Concession trailers broken into; property damaged
• Federal appeals court turns away Jersey Shore woman's request for new trial
• Two killed in accidents in Lycoming County
• Jay Long 'grows up fast' in the Navy
• Clinton Relay For Life raises $62,487 for the fight against cancer
• PPL Electric Utilities unveils new customer alerts
• Hanna Electric offers new apprenticeship
• 'Buy the Yard,' 'Buy the Case' opening soon in Woodward Twp.
• Central Mountain arts featured
• Tri-M offers one-stop shopping for gas industry
• SV rep urges residents to contact legislators
• KC unveils plan to close Sugar Valley Elementary
• County hires architect for handicapped ramp
• Two teachers injured in classroom
• Details of $41,916 burglary spree revealed
• Expo 2012
• Traffic engineers offer ways to limit Route 220 crashes
• Bellefonte gets its own 'Field of Dreams'
• Driver killed in crash
• JS man charged with illegally dumping brine in BC Twp.
• Teacher finalist for top award
• Friends of Kels to join in musical tribute
• Summer of music
• JS man charged with illegally dumping well production water in BC Twp.
• Kim Coleman guilty on all charges
• Welcome signs
• 'Youthbuild' to benefit young adults
• Flower pots overturned, flags stolen in the city
• Susque-View holds pie-eating contest
• Clinton County Relay For Life
• Man charged with theft, DUI, more
• Clinton may benefit from 'YouthBuild' training grant
• Blood drives today, Tuesday
• Penn College graduates 962
• Anthony Machak:?A life on the move
• STEP to hike fees for some transportation services
• Wading in the wetlands
• KC admin prepares for transfer to high school
• Honoring deceased law enforcement officers
• LHU honor students thank trustees
• Kim Coleman jury seated; trial begins Tuesday
• LHU graduates 328
• Flags at half-staff to honor LH soldier
• KC approves proposed $64.5 million budget
• Route 120 open after two mud slides
• 'Suspicious' men try to gain entry into area home
• Separate trials for Colemans
• Colemans slated for jury selection tomorrow
• Penn College cuts workforce by 65
• Express starts morning edition Monday
• 'Corning Station' offers bus stop, FedEx, UPS, more
• Waste authority nears bidding on new administration building
• Clinton commissioners seek consistency with LERTA programs
• More than 100 students are using KC's 'Cyber School'
• Students outline Peddie Park's potential
• UW hits $251,000 2012 goal
• Woman says man tried to abduct her
• No injuries
• Investigation into weekend 'riot' continues
• Sugar Valley Elementary School to close?
• After eight calls, woman arrested on child endangerment
• KC moves forward with transition plans for Lamar Twp. students
• Former DA asks council to consider party ordinances
• LHU students stabbed Sunday
• Far from home, but never forgotten
• LH mother arrested for eighth time
• LHU, city police respond to disturbance
• Three people killed in weekend crashes
• Fire destroys Mill Hall area home
• Express staff moves back to 9 W. Main St.
• Blue Chimney closes after 62 years
• $28,000 in hotel tax dollars applied to recreation requests
• Michael Duck heads county maintenance
• Consultant hired to create new comm center
• PC to revise antiquated zoning ordinances
• Route 120 reopens after mud slide
• Mill Hall streets under repair
• Lyco to consider child care agreement with DPW
• State budget changes could affect home-care providers, clients
• Clinton jobless rate drops in March
• Downtown has three new board members
• Piper Airport to get $977,708 for runway project
• Two KOEZ designations OK'd; properties tax-free for 10 years
• Centre County 911 center moving downstairs; upgrading communications system
• Bald Eagle supervisors to clean up zoning issue along Route 150
• Crossroads Community Church prays for 217 motorcyclists
• Judge denies new trial, says victim's testimony "not credible'
• Immunizations required within two weeks for KCSD students
• Applications due for Ramm Memorial Scholarship
• Two officers hurt during eviction
• Navy helps woman find her way
• Trout program wins award
• Cleanscapes gets $2,500 for river cleanup
• Masked men try to abduct boy
• A new era
• Road to Recovery drives out cancer
• Serving his country
• County pleased with elections
• 814 area code staying put for now
• Gas driller gets OK for well pads in Chapman
• Motorcyclist killed in Centre crash
• Fired borough manager says no reason given
• Apartment fire Tuesday ruled accidental
• LHU offers Children's Festival, Earth Day activities
• Comrades pay respects to fallen LH soldier
• Ex-prof sues LHU over discipline
• Investigation continues in soldier's death
• Council fires Jersey Shore Boro manager
• Election 2012
• JS School Board to sell land in Avis
• Brooks found guilty in Centre court
• League of Cities prepares members for grassroots lobbying effort
• 'Take Back' prescription drugs Saturday
• Sentenced: 11.5 - 23 months in county prison
• Blaze displaces fire volunteers
• Serving his country for 22 years
• Runners and hikers take to the mountains for 25K, new 50K
• Spring snowstorm strikes
• Clark receives 1-2 years in county prison
• Trican continues to grow; now employs 230
• Jerry Clark faces sentencing Monday for fraud
• A Wonderful World
• LHU scholarships get big boost with $526,831 grant
• Rail Authority seeks money for Avis access road
• Commissioners Ok Nine Projectsfor Grant Funds
• LH man accepts plea deal in alleged beating of girlfriend
• Voters to be asked for identification card
• Accused JS bank robber to be retried retrail
• JS couple accused of endangering children
• Search warrant hits Lyco write-in candidate
• Rain expected this weekend
• Local gas companies affected by water withdrawals suspension
• Postal Service workers predict cuts will lead to delivery delays
• Paddlin' the west branch
• Woodward Township sets burning ban
• Planners send oil, gas zoning regs to PUC for approval
• JS Hospital confirms bomb threat
• Building bridges in World War I
• Reel fishing
• Bellefonte man charged with 400 counts of child sexual abuse
• Express earns five newspaper awards
• A twisty tale
• Obama creates working group on gas drilling
• Scarnati could be Clinton's newest Senator
• Clinton Prison Board rejects state's jail re-entry initiative
• Dog do-do to cost dearly
• Liquid fuels funds allocated to communities
• Corbin's business loan approved
• Making a 'sweet deal'
• Centre drug ring dealers facing trial
• LHU Inauguration week celebrates university, students
• Fracking dangers discussed at LHU
• Prison Board takes action to increase safety of transporter
• Democrats are ready
• Couple operating community farm in Bellefonte
• Officials: Grow nat gas filling stations
• JS schools still facing a deficit
• Deadline nears for absentee ballots
• PSU faculty, staff to undergo sexual assault training this summer
• Jersey Shore plans to build playground
• Don Houser Jr. joins LHU Council of Trustees
• Avis awaits financing for sewer repairs expected to cost $300,000
• Pool at Mill Hall to open this summer
• Red alert: Threat of wild fires high
• Easter greetings
• Cpl. Milford Wensel - Never forgotten
• The Ball's in our court
• Easter Bunny breakfast
• Youngsters reel 'em in in Fishing Derby
• McElhattan United Methodist Church bears the cross in observance of Jesus' sacrifice
• Powers sinks his teeth into new business
• Local motorists speak out as gas prices keep climbing
• Barber: 'I will reopen'
• KC, county close to deal on former school
• Lyco commissioners approve impact fee
• Motion to dismiss charges against Sandusky shelved
• PCT In other business
• Holy week services listed
• Quick work
• Hanna: Bill hurts rural areas
• Moving forward with two shale gas projects
• Agency studying gas work impact on area streams
• Housing woes worsen
• Vigil tomorrow at LHU for Trayvon Martin
• Senate passes Wozniak emissions testing resolution
• Centre opts in to Act 13; Fee could bring $500,000
• County likely to eliminate jury commissioners
• City to put Community Development Block Grant toward paving
• Treasure hunters
• Porter approves one road project, rejects another
• Old Corner food is back after New Year's Eve fire damage
• Fighting for their homes
• For the love of Jimmy
• Hanna: Seniors should not pay for Property Tax/Rent Rebate help
• Tree trimming work on Route 664 starts Monday
• PennDOT schedules work for next week
• Virginia Hayes proud to be 99
• Holy week leads to Easter joh
• Community creates children's library in memory of Griffin Hamm
• 'What's Your Gay Point Average?'
• Committee seeks consistency in local LERTA programs
• Driver killed on Route 150 near Bald Eagle State Park
• Clinton County approves Act 13
• Superior Court affirms Heichel sentences for murder
• Horner receives life in prison
• On the hunt for Easter fun? Check out these events!
• Howard Long takes helm at Centre County YMCA
• LHU students rally in Harrisburg
• PennDOT: Bridge replacement project near Salona starts Monday
• Local cemetery bridges town, gown
• Altoona man convicted of murder faces death penalty
• Help for the homeless
• Applications for sidewalk program now available
• Manure causes fish kill in Cedar Run
• Bald Eagle Township to update zoning to comply with Act 13
• Sundae school
• JS super recommends staff cuts
• Weather gives local residents a bumpy ride
• Runway lights added to airport project
• Key question in Penn State case: Who is Victim 2?
• On its way
• Bi-county MH-MR is now MH-ID
• Lecture to reveal LHU in 1891
• Once upon a mattress
• On a mission
• Whiskey Run water project is a go-go
• Back to drawing board for new handicapped access at courthouse
• Does winter have a last hurrah? .... No!
• Fish Commission investigates possible stream contamination
• Child custody exchange center growing
• Who will be this year's favorites?
• Hop down the bunny trail for fun and prizes
• Business Park remains a hot spot for investment
• Bellefonte purchases former Cerro warehouse for $590,000
• PPL has big plans for infrastructure upgrades
• Woodward starts process to repeal gas well ordinance
• Centre residents voice concerns over 'impact fee'
• Clinton planners go back to the drawing board
• Loganton moving to regulate outdoor furnaces
• JS board still says 'no' to closings
• Downtown Lock Haven seeks manager
• Give daffodils, give hope
• CC Relay For Life sets $83,000 goal
• Financial pieces in place for Whiskey Run water project
• Got crime? We accept Visa!
• Bread for the hungry
• Former student files lawsuit against LHU
• Wozniak bill would waive inspections for newer cars
• PC wastewater project approved
• Commissioners prepare for new Pa. voter law
• 50 years and still growing
• Authority formed to provide safe, sanitary dwellings
• More drilling water use OK'd
• PC Wastewater project approved
• DEP official: Act 13 offers land protections
• County wants input on gas impact fee law
• Commissioners prepare for new Pa. voter law
• LHU appoints new provost, senior vice president for academic affairs
• Two MH paving projects could start next month
• Prison?Board questions county jail re-entry initiative
• Renovo library receives federal grant money
• Tioga County adopts gas well impact fee
• Man who shot dogs found guilty of animal cruelty
• Jury split on robbery, home invasion charges
• Public hearing on Act 13 next Tuesday in Centre
• Decision costs JS district $580,000
• Fair weather fun
• Jersey Shore to undergo energy assessment
• CDBG hearing: Requests again outpace available funds
• Webinars planned to examine state's new gas well impact fee
• Jurors hear taped phone call in home invasion case
• Gas industry offers a way out for dairy farmers
• Sixteen brave the cold waters to benefit Citizens Hose
• Brian Brill leads seven local medalists at Hershey
• Blood drives set next week
• TurnKey Electric Inc. endows scholarship for LHU Students
• First annual egg hunt set March 31
• Man found guilty of harassment
• Gift of love
• Carol?Colucci named interim downtown manager
• County hires new director of elections-voter registration
• Seuss Stories
• Police rescue suicidal man from bridge
• PGE's appeal for water transfer station denied
• Teen dies in Lyco crash
• Home invasion victims recount terror in 2007
• Candy sales to fund trip to Peru
• Gas ordinance rescinded
• Lycoming College fire causes more than $1 million damage
• LH City Council in other business
• City sees savings on cost of sewage treatment plant
• LH City Council hears about free rides, the need for a roof, an event at Ross Library
• Moving forward
• Clark pleads guilty; local jail time?
• Nominations being accepted for 'Outstanding Educator Award'
• Volunteers needed to clean up Highland Cemetery on Park Day
• No one hurt in Williamsport standoff
• 15 more charges filed against accused burglar
• Republicans stump for votes
• Jerry Clark, Colemans scheduled for court Monday
• Dixon asks for new trial
• Legislative Luncheon
• Plea deal tosses rape case vs. Bellefonte man
• 'Progress' to start Tuesday in Express
• Clinton commissioners support proposed prevailing wage legislation
• Avis sees the Lorax
• KC LERTA tax break denied for Dotterer Equipment
• KC schools deal with truancy
• CCEP sells third property in business park
• Third annual 'Kick It with the Advocates' event is Saturday
• Man tried to lure child
• State's belt-tightening puts squeeze on schools
• Express timeline
• Express turns 130 years old
• Clinton info session on gas fee set for March 15
• Wilda Caskey, 96, celebrates leap year birthday
• Superior Court upholds Boob life sentence
• County gas task force continues discussion on industry impact
• Centre schedules public hearing on impact fee money
• Flemington sewer rates to rise 50 percent
• City gets word on fire truck, library grants, applies for facade money
• JS Elementary schools to stay open
• Neighbors complain about chickens running free
• Prevailing wage law on the agenda for Clinton County
• SWA sponsoring required CDL training day
• Rebecca Brungard plans Red Cross event as senior project
• Relationship workshops offered in Lock Haven
• Keystone Central holding 'College Night' tomorrow
• More sexual assault charges levied against JS woman
• Wind downs tree, transformer
• Comedy night tickets still available
• Children's Festival 2012 in the works
• Millbrook announces the 2012 season
• Save the Date, Mom Prom is April 21
• Reminder: Express front office moving next door
• Regional mail processing center to close
• Windy with snow showers this weekend
• Police Chief: alcohol and drug abuse on the rise
• Personnel moves reduce overtime, save salary costs
• Commissioners: Gas impact fee limits control
• Business looks to water run-off solution in Wayne
• 'GT' kicks off re-election campaign with bus tour
• Express front office staff moving next door
• Lock Haven woman bound over in child abuse case
• PPL rates to drop 11 percent
• Thompson begins bus tour; stops in Howard, Lock Haven
• Wayne supers dealing with testy issues
• Susquehanna Health gets $500K incentive
• God's house
• Second person jailed in connection with string of Lyco home robberies
• Driver injured in two-car crash
• Tim Houser announces run for Pa. Senate
• Attempted abduction reported
• JS police investigating home invasion
• Sealant Saturday scheduled at Penn College
• KC offers 'college night'
• Buckle up, baby!
• KC Super: Full-day kindergarten here to stay
• Saving 'Cents with Beth
• Salvation Army Thrift Store accepting credit cards
• Enter The Express' contest on Monday
• VA Medical Center debuts 8,500-square-foot addition
• Gas fee could bring $820,800 in 2012
• Klaips gets county prison time for high-speed chase
• Benninghoff introduces child sex abuse bill
• Thompson, Wozniak face opposition in fall
• Man charged with child assault waives
• Hearing waived on drug charges
• Man charged in Williamsport homicide
• Second defendant sentenced to prison for pot-growing charges
• Krislund Camp a 'go' after fire destroys Lower Lodge
• Re-financing will show savings of over $600,000
• Centre County Commissioners amend budget, add $2 million for 911 project
• Man shot in Williamsport
• Wozniak seeking re-election
• JS school closing decision expected on Feb. 27
• County still against rail authority sale
• A lifetime of adventure
• KCSD:'Choice' and 'vouchers' shouldn't be issue this year
• Lodge destroyed by fire in Centre
• Black and White Ball raises $32,000 for YMCA
• Technology sets new trends in public education, but still a long way from Ed-Tech revolution
• Attention crime stoppers: There's a new hotline in town!
• Renovo man gets 13-30 years for abusing boys
• Sandusky speaks
• PASSHE: Budget means tough decisions statewide
• Commissioners unsure about local effect of state budget cuts
• LHU campus police protect 'tiny city'
• Hanna: Proposed education cuts 'devastating'
• Landfill continues plan for new office, entrance
• KC Super says program was 'doomed'
• Female inmate numbers up at county facility
• Landfill nearly doubles manpower
• JS couple traps colorful critter
• Area schools delayed
• Bellefonte ready for Sandusky hearing Friday
• Police: Woman raped boy, 12, in Jersey Shore
• Couple displaced by fire in Clintondale
• Bid for rail system now at $30 million
• Bellefonte may join regional pool authority
• City enters countywide crime information sharing system
• Handies earns grant for new tanker; rental inspection fees rise
• Committee created to examine tax program
• Financing, bids for sewage treatment system approved
• Clinton County residents eligible for free water supply testing
• Casey pushes rebates to spur natural-gas powered vehicles
• Statues near completion at Heritage Park
• Howard Fire Co. receives $193,990 grant
• Saving 'Cents with Beth
• A Mighty Faith
• 'Life is too good to give up on'
• Parents' faith helps them deal with son's illness
• Athletic Director 're-assigned' at LHU
• District turns down benefits for poll workers on leave
• Keystone Central food service audit earns compliments
• Board alters course, Renovo court to remain in borough
• Police:Area man assaulted little girl
• Sharon Taylor 're-assigned' at LHU
• Couple to face trial in Lemont murder
• Pine Creek raises concerns over law-sharing system
• PC adopts ordinance to regulate gas industry
• Main break results in big sewage spill in Lycoming
• Six more weeks
• Howard woman waives hearing on homicide by vehicle charge
• Convicted in '85 murder, Stahl back in court on firearms violation
• JS School Board approves bonds for $14M renovation project
• Bobby Maguire gets green light in land development
• Bellefonte man charged in fatal crash
• Commissioners take second look at LERTA
• PennVest award called 'gratifying'
• More concern over water withdrawal plan
• Public asked to help in finding escaped inmate
• Crawford supervisors hoping for help with road repairs
• Identity of train accident victim still withheld
• World-class training
• Public invited to learn about Fairview Suites
• Northbend man wins contest, expense-paid trip to Super Bowl XLVI
• The Heisey Museum:?50 years of history
• No word yet on identity of man killed by train
• Family allowed to intervene in nat-gas legal battle
• Two injured - one critically - after rock slide near Renovo
• Love and hope
• Funds help feed children in summer rec programd
• Our Father who art in heaven
• Heartbeat
• Work on Science Center to start in spring
• Nonprofits receive $247,172 in grants
• KCnet offers Intermediate Windows course
• Suspended cop pleads guilty; Faces no jail time
• Beech Creek woman celebrates 99 years
• Board approves 'preliminary' 2012-13 budget
• Thousands show up for coach's final drive
• Bellefonte fire confined to apartment
• Bellefonte man gets 12-24 years for child abuse
• Paterno, patriarch of many families, honored
• Turnout for legend fitting
• Commissioners get progress report, future plan
• New treatment plant construction scheduled
• Two arrested in heroin drug sale
• Fire chief: Stove pipe to blame
• Lock Haven City Council in other business
• Civic-minded city residents step onto boards, committees
• KCSD lists kindergarten registration dates, times
• Night of Fun and Games tickets still available
• Kimberly Coleman waives court arraignment
• Area mourns the passing of legendary coach
• Sweetheart Dance to benefit Mike 'Bundy' Coleman
• City to remove snow on Main Street Monday, Tuesday
• Mayor Rick Vilello newest League of Cities president
• March jury selection for Jeremiah Clark, Mrs. Coleman listed for arraignment Monday
• 'Everlasting Light'
• KC audit earns district 'good year' rating
• KC board set to approve bond refinancing to save $230,000
• BMC kicks off $85,000 capital campaign
• UGI slowly tapping shale gas; Dominion seeks to export
• Commissioners puzzled by heating system
• Geothermal still touted as 'most efficient' heat
• Hastings: Program cuts or tax increases
• Finances frustating as budget work begins
• Gas 'converts' love it; others worry about cost
• 'Bystanders' not charged in fatal stabbing
• Supers look for auditors to set compensation
• Board reopens budget, OKs 67 percent tax increase
• Ordinance to 'control' shale industry passed
• Too much gas; too little access
• Lamar Township reorganizes; Geyer retains chairmanship
• Bellefonte to develop capital improvement plan
• Zindel Park improvement project moves forward
• Mill Hall sewer rates go up
• Pre-fab home builder furloughs 29 workers
• Jersey Shore gets new ice skating rink
• Real estate deal transfers $1.92M in property to Davis firm
• CM students talk about new teen driver laws
• Susquehanna Sunrise:
• Gee-whiz! It was invented in Lock?Haven
• Jury selected for suspended Wmspt. cop
• Fire destroys shed, contents
• Spill at Canton gas well site is vandalism
• Local USDA office not targeted for closure
• Clinton signs contract on new $1.6 million narrow band system
• Former Mifflin County coach charged in gun incident
• One man pleads, another sentenced on pot-growing charges
• Old Corner bar open for business; grill, bottle shop to reopen soon
• Court fight continues
• New PSU football staff won't include Jay Paterno
• 'Banner year' for Downtown Lock Haven, but challenges ahead in 2012
• JS man dies in Route 44 crash
• Businesses, volunteers honored for investments, creativity
• Defendant sentenced in Lock Haven robbery effort
• Former Duke head coach Roof named defensive coordinator
• Tourism ad request draws questions
• 'No joint rail sale'
• Woman pleads guilty to theft, forgery from TA Seeds
• O'Brien's contract for 5 years, $2.3 million per year (base plus incentives)
• KCSD list kindergarten registration dates, times
• Haunting the Helts: A funeral family's unusual abode
• Clinton, Centre fire, ambulance services get state grants
• Once bread, one body'
• O'Brien in S.C., Bradley on staff for now
• Second attempted abduction this week in Lycoming County
• Keystone begins budget season
• Re-opening of county budget unlikely
• CareerLink:?High worker interest in?Baker Hughes
• O'Brien is heading for Penn State
• Flemington awarded grant to improve Grove Community Park
• Investigation continues in woman's death
• Suspended Williamsport police officers still battling
• Tickets now on sale for comedy benefit
• Express offers $100 to help keep you warm
• Commissioners reorganize, Smeltz named chairman
• Mount Nittany baby arrives at 12:58 p.m.
• New years baby
• Fire causes 'significant' damage to Hublersburg house
• Dog licenses available at several locations in Centre County
• Herbarium named after Lock Haven man
• Police investigating area woman's death
• Elected officials are sworn in
• New LHU housing is on schedule for fall opening
• LH?Hospital CEO?sets goals for new year
• Town homes to be open in March
• Wishes, hopes for the new year are many
• City looks to turn spade on $31M sewage treatment plant
• Express to print Jan. 2 but office closed; no regular mail delivery
• New Year's 1963 was a holiday for the birds
• Community says good-bye to leaders, friends
• 2011 Year in Review
• Road repairs underway in Lycoming Twp.
• Elected officials to be sworn-in Monday morning
• Susquehanna Health has tobacco-free hiring policy
• Family shows support for embattled commissioner on his last official day
• Possible FEMA funding for CC Women's Center
• Foley named new human resources director at Susque-View
• Plans move forward for new hotel, conference center
• Serving the community
• Yarrison turning corner, headed for new opportunities
• Cogan House Supervisors close road to gas company
• Tom Bossert doesn't retire... he reloads
• Woman smashes into gas pump at Sheetz in Linden
• Serving her county
• Crash spills frack fluid into creek near Salladasburg
• Express holiday office hours, press schedule
• Shady's experiences enough for lifetime
• Energy keeping the region afloat
• Dancing for their lives
• Susque-View 'slipper tree'
• Express holiday office hours, press schedule
• A Peek At The Past:
• Baby Annie is Christmas miracle
• Finding Faith:
• Murder-suicide in Tioga County
• New building to be Williamsport's tallest
• Cities get little help from tax programs
• Flemington budget close to $1 million
• Fast ride for a great cause
• Colemans bound over for court
• Local outfitter closing tomorrow
• Couple seeks FEMA buy-out
• Truck parking approved with restrictions
• Second kidnapper sentenced to 5-10 years
• Wayne Township no tax hike - no real estate tax at all
• City tax hike is official
• Ross Library adds online tool for job-seekers
• Flemington receives $88,600 state grant for park
• PSSHE has student business plan competition
• LHU graduates 307
• The Angel Tree
• SRBC denies water withdrawal in Snow Shoe Twp.
• Two brutal murders, one strange coincidence
• Lawsuit between former president, Partnership settled
• Commissioners surprised by proposal to end rail authority
• LHU Players take donations for fire victims
• Tree of flags honors soldiers
• Clinton County receives award for regional sewer system
• Retirees will receive no COLA in '12
• Family displaced by fire
• Northumberland County official wants rail authority dissolved
• State College woman, 23, charged with killing son
• Contractor waives charges of bilking homeowners over hail damage repairs
• Plan alters districts for region's congressmen
• Jump in meal prices takes Prison Board by surprise
• Clinton residents called for jury duty
• Supervisors postpone action on gas ordinance
• Woodward adopts no-tax-increase 2012 budget
• Seismic surveying to be allowed in parks
• When to start commissioning?
• Council OKs 10-percent tax hike
• Five more charged in kidnapping
• Lock Haven City Council
• Borough braces for Sandusky hearing
• City Council invites public to presentation, will vote on taxes
• Peek at the Past
• Holiday Coloring Book inside Express on Monday
• Clinton County Arts Council still must overcome big steps
• County likely to retain financial consultant
• Father and daughter gearing up for annual benefit auction
• Mill Hall Council seat may come down to drawing
• Peters again president; Knauff is VP
• Tricia Miller named PA Teacher of the Year
• Man discharged after crash
• LH Hospital Gift Shop offers Christmas deals
• Lykens to receive $472,500 loan for fifth location
• Joel Long elected as SEDA-COG president
• Woman involved in kidnapping gets state prison
• Salladasburg students have 'stellar' experience at LHU
• 1 homeless after fire in Woodward Township
• Hands on history
• Sandusky arrested on new sex abuse charges
• Recreation, tourism year-end report shows two types of favored events
• Judge denies recusal request for Clark trial
• City tax hike may hit 10 percent
• Man burned when hunting camp gas tank explodes
• 'Shore' feels like Christmas
• Appeal denied for Quiggle, in shooting death of Zimmerman
• Keeping the legacy alive
• Fire displaces four
• Superior Court: Penalty of 70-196 years appropriate for local rape defendant
• A Peek At The Past:
• Like this tree? ... Lovette!
• Appeal denied for Quiggle, in shooting death of Zimmerman
• Hammond gets state term for child porn
• Howard man 'serious' after crash at Lamar
• County unveils no-tax-hike budget for 2012
• Couponing: How to maximize your savings
• New jobs
• Jersey Shore woman enters plea to bank theft
• John Silva to offer piano concert Saturday
• COLA gets cold shoulder
• Young Buck
• Full extent of housing shortage, homelessness soon will be felt
• No tax-hike in preliminary 2012 budget
• New Monster.com, Express partnership starts tomorrow
• Tiadaghton Bridge struck by vandals
• Woman arrested for homicide by vehicle
• Missing hikers found near Waterville
• Sidewalk program is off and running
• Downtown, Ross ask for funding
• City plans to cut staff position
• Reindeer Games
• Deer hunters greeted by rain, warm weather
• Candlelight walk held in support of local teen
• Holiday Spirit
• Cherishing family in wake of tragedy
• 'The Second Mile is bigger than Jerry Sandusky'
• Wood pellet stove catches fire in Woolrich; house not damaged
• Toys for Tots collection boxes ready for donations
• The Express, Monster.com partner for job postings
• Magistrates see increase in landlord-tenant cases
• Evicted and nowhere to go
• Effective couponing: Putting it all together
• LHU helps feed 34 families on Thanksgiving
• Rifle used in attempted robbery
• 'Crazy' shoppers
• Milesburg Hometown Christmas this Saturday
• KCnet is now Immix Wireless authorized agent in Clinton County
• Selfe named Woodward supervisor
• 2012 budget leaves little for road work
• MH takes over Little League shed
• Giving more than ever
• Frankie Probst says Sandusky touched his leg
• Victim bullied, leaves CM, counselor says
• Ex-DA: Case referred to AG due to family ties
• Lawyer: Client ready to testify against Sandusky
• Sandusky, Cain cases raise spotlight on sexual crimes
• Man: Spanier ignored my complaint
• McQueary: I did stop it
• Sandusky proclaims innocence in NBC interview
• PSU grads disappointed, concerned for 'the kids'
• No cover-up by school officials, sources say
• Scandal leaves uncertainty for Paterno clan
• For Penn State, a new week after the worst one ever
• Corbett: McQueary failed 'moral obligation'
• 'Justice,' 'Healing,' 'Caring' emphasized at Penn State
• Penn State fans still supporting the Nittany Lions
• Anger, rage fueled State College riot; Many call for solidarity instead of violence
• Black cloud continues at PSU as students, faculty get back to business
• Penn State University is in a State of Shock
• Pine Creek Township Supervisors back police chief amid rampant rumors
• Express to launch weekly coupon column Friday
• TV van tipped as rally for Paterno gets violent
• Talk of the town
• No Pa at Penn State
• The lives behind the banners
• Halloween Havoc
• Susquehanna Sunrise:
• Storm may hit area with snow
• Move made for new handicapped access at courthouse
• A Peek At The Past:
• Elementary students gear up for Halloween
• Half-foot of snow possible tomorrow
• McElhattan man, mom charged with kidnapping, assault
• First Quality 'streamlines,' reduces staff
• Coleman: I was 'duped'
• Commissioner Forum 2011
• Clinton County Women's Center takes back the night
• Shop and support the troops Saturday
• Celebrating 25 years of recovery in the West Branch
• City's audit was 'as good as it gets'
• Ghosts, ghouls and more coming to your neighborhood
• Candidates 'meet and greet' in Sugar Valley
• Drilling Impact Fee
• Hastings: Corbett proposal will hurt public education
• County Natural Gas Task Force talks roads, roads ... more roads
• Poised for growth
• Tourism agency sees more money for hotel tax
• Historical society, Heisey request additional funding
• Prison officials predict big drop in revenue for 2011
• Meet at the Crossroads
• Tour Highland this weekend
• Coal miner turned engineer
• Local candidates out and about this week
• Vacant house goes up in smoke
• 300-400 cause 'near riot' early Sunday
• Event will celebrate river recovery efforts
• Trout population increasing on Middle Branch
• Two step up for one seat on KC Board
• River recovery is 'tremendous news'
• Taking care of the dead at one of city's oldest businesses
• County buys into state's inmate medical program
• LHU hosts Government Outreach, Model Constitutional Convention
• The Literary Vampire
• Parents: Don't close a 'good' school
• U.S. Army Band and Chorus receives standing ovation
• Family fun to focus on Talleyrand Park
• EPA staffer Vilello explains changes
• Corman challenges Corbett on transportation
• PennDOT secretary calls for gasoline tax hike
• Great Grocery Giveaway
• Express 'Gobbler Giveaway' begins Friday
• Coalition meets the candidates
• Take a walk with Sen. John Wozniak
• Maj. Marie Harris joins LH Salvation Army staff
• County could save big on medical care for prisoners
• Financial loss in STEP transportation program means decrease in hours
• Brazell sentenced to state prison in meth lab case
• Parks pleads guilty, but mentally ill
• Questions for the commissioner candidates?
• Two area blood drives set; one honors Keystone
• Soldier finds God during time in Korea
• Claiming the crown
• Elizabeth Smart talks of faith in God during abduction
• Occupying Lock Haven
• Best of both worlds: the song of William Raymond
• Let the festival begin
• Envirothon 2011
• Smack Talk
• Two people on ballot for Rine's seat in Woodward
• Former aide: Feese OK'd political work
• Cooler temps, rain forecast for weekend
• Solicitor: No conflict with Coleman's case
• Spookhaven Haunted House
• City gets $500,000 for housing rehab
• Shipman to become Lutheran CORE director
• Council increases sewer rates by more than a third
• State settles wrestler's suit against LHU
• Corbett's Plan
• JS man killed in crash
• AG: Crimes against YMCA began in 2006
• Oh, Mega
• Adam Coleman responds
• Clark, Colemans charged
• Hanna, others press gas drillers to lead tax fight
• Two arrested in pot-growing operation
• Army Band, Chorus to perform free concert Oct. 20
• Quite unique
• Workshop set on shale infrastructure
• Whiskey Run makes the CDBG funding cut - for next year
• Mackeyville crossroads upgrade 'critical'
• Mother killed, daughter injured in crash
• Mill Hall to get a new business, continue sewer upgrade
• After lost boy is found, mother issues plea for Project Lifesaver
• Just like home
• Return to sender
• Home Improvement guide coming Friday
• Anadarko hires firm to monitor gas trucks
• Clinton County team honored by the Keystone State
• Pigs on Parade to be auctioned
• Picnic Presentations
• City sewer rate hike vote next Monday
• City Council talks employee benefits
• Spin overtaking facts in debate
• Man pleads guilty in fatal DUI
• Nala - the office saboteur
• Pet Extravaganza is Sunday
• Clinton County SPCA is enduring dog days
• PennDOT announces work schedule
• Rebecca Gross, A lady of honor and bravery
• Welcome Holy Spirit Parish
• Inaugural Strongman Contest tomorrow
• Ex-Feese?aide pleads guilty to conspiracy
• County doles out CDBG funding
• Community center 'worth the wait'
• Blue ribbon day
• Gas-related company buys 37 acres in Lamar Twp. Park for $2.2 million
• Hearing planned on closing
• Water extraction site up and running
• Partnership offers mixed bag of economic news
• LHU Founder's Day Convocation emphasizes preparation
• Three Lock Haven professors receive awards
• 'YIMBY Day' activities focus on affordable housing need
• Infrastructure remains priority of CDBG?program
• Devoted Donors
• Has Clinton Conservation District drifted away from its mission?
• Bellefonte extends C-Net membership
• 20th Fall Festival at Fairgrounds this Saturday
• City clarifies police pension plan issue
• Calling all pirates
• In recognition of your courage
• 'Light up the Levee' culminates weekend's activities
• Father, son share bond on serving country
• After 22 years in the Army, Maj. McManus has lots of stories
• Two Army veterans honored with their medals years after their service
• A Peek At The Past
• History comes Alive
• Commissioners talk salary scale
• Legion accepting donations for flood victims
• American Veterans Traveling Tribute schedule of events
• COUNTY SOLDIERS KIA IN VIETNAM
• The writing on the wall
• Wolfe star of Express Cooking Show
• Drop in inmates leads to closure of cell block
• Richard Johnston
• County soldiers KIA in Vietnam
• The wall has arrived
• JS man gets 30-60 years for sex crimes
• DUI: Clinton tops Pa. list for 2008-10
• LHU opens new student-friendly learning space
• Clinton County Relay for Life plans kick-off tomorrow
• Ross Library to host Civil War author
• City police get new pact
• City sewer rates going up 35 percent
• Hometown Hero Guide coming Thursday
• Army Jazz Ambassadors to play downtown
• An Emotional Visit
• Blood drive set Wednesday
• JS man gets state prison for abusing child
• Express Cooking Show sold out
• Hundreds turn out at Jersey Shore 'Night of Remembrance'
• Residents take time to remember those we lost
• Englert facing additional prison time
• America's Lost Treasure
• Organizers of 'Cost of Freedom' tribute finalizing their plans
• My cousin, my own personal hero
• Jersey Shore?plans patriotic service Sunday
• Mayor: Lock Haven moving toward a 'golden age'
• Flemington Fall Festival expands
• Lock Haven Hospital has a new CEO
• Commissioners offer support to those affected by flooding
• Record flooding causes mass destruction
• KC School Board hears from public, talks busing
• Crisis Averted
• Bellefonte council welcomes two new junior members
• Keystone Central meets federal AYP standards
• Tribute delayed a week over flood concerns
• Bracing for the worst
• Hometown Hero banners to show true colors
• Lock Haven to host the Cost of Freedom Tribute
• Motorcyclist killed in Centre County crash
• Delivering for more than three decades
• FLOOD WATCH
• Veteran remembers work in hospitals
• Regatta have fun
• Express to publish on Monday
• Jaycees unveil new website
• Lost in the Beech Creek mountains: A family's 13-hour ordeal
• Racers look forward to event
• Residents like gas industry, but have worries
• Citizen group forms to examine shale exploration
• LHU sees student growth amid budget cuts, other challenges
• MH seniors upset about program changes
• THANKFUL
• We are...KEYSTONE
• Garlick seeks new trial, new judge
• A few changes coming for this year's regatta
• Jaycees makin' waves with 41st annual Labor Day Regatta
• Clinton's jobless rate falls to 7.7 percent
• Ross Library receives memorial donations for August
• Serving the Community
• Spiritual Leaders
• Counties tackle tough issues facing communities
• CDBG funds
• Ped mall open for fall semester
• U.S. Sen. Toomey weighs in on federal spending
• New community center was worth the wait
• Memories last a lifetime
• A quiet man at a famous bridge
• New LHU president is leading the way
• Three local train depots withstand the test of time
• Thousands of people pack downtown to welcome our boys home
• Weather, good or bad, does not halt the need for blood
• Hanna calls on Weis to reconsider Renovo closing
• Conservation Summer Day Camp
• Grange Fair Schedule
• ALL IN THE FAMILY
• Route 44 bridges detour to be lifted by this evening
• Volunteer for Traveling Tribute weekend
• Keystone All-Stars finish among Best in the World
• Freida Toner puts in long hours for 'these kids and their ball'
• Republican candidate for president visits Lock Haven
• Time, devotion, hard work leading to Keystone's success
• Express to publish magazine of Keystone's journey
• Class Act
• Back to School for Lock Haven - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Buses available for Thursday's Keystone game
• Did anyone else feel that?
• The Dream Lives On
• Wozniak congratulates Keystone, community
• Clinton Housing Coalition buys 'Life Center'
• Keystone All-Stars help themselves in 'Landon' a big win
• Goodbyes, hugs ... and tears
• International wish for good luck
• Air Force is lifetime well spent
• Avis woman killed in crash
• Keystone Kraze
• City Council will not meet tonight
• Susquehanna Transit sending buses to tonight's Keystone game
• Renovo man found guilty of sex crimes against two male juveniles
• Fire victim transferred to burn center
• Paul Molitor to players: Choose pleasure over pressure
• Siblings enjoying the ride to Little League World Series
• Keystone krowd proud
• No drilling waste water at county's landfill
• We Love Mid-Atlantic
• Time to Play Ball
• 'Annoying' Jake brakes to be controlled on roads
• State senator sees busy fall legislative agenda
• Donations accepted for Avis fire victims
• Bellefonte traffic delays expected
• Mill Hall teen dies in crash
• On the move
• Keystone showing dreams can come true with run to the series
• New shirts already a hot item for sale
• They're Our Boys
• Lots of heroes in early Avis blaze
• Keystone Kraze has shirt outlets hopping
• Grand Slam parade on Wednesday should march under clear skies
• Fan buses filling up fast
• 'Overwhelmed'
• Get today's 'Collector's Edition'
• Rain delay
• Playoff Postcard
• KEYSTONE WINS!
• EXTRA edition is here!
• Keystone's first game moved
• Trading Post request denied
• Gone but not forgotten: Lockport remembered
• 'Aunt,' 'uncles' provide guidance to players
• How far away is Clinton County from Williamsport? One win away
• Sink hole appears in Montoursville
• 'Boom' goes the dynamite
• Courter family shows animals at fair two months after devastating fire
• Playoff Postcard
• Keystone All-Stars keep Eyes on the Prize
• Firm gets green light for new office, warehouse
• For Keystone All-Stars, the hits keep coming
• Keystone wins 10-3
• Playoff Postcard
• Government panel: Reveal all fracking chemicals
• When bears fly
• Landfill gets $38,301 recycling grant
• LH athletic director accused of defamation by sports radio reporter
• Playoff postcard
• Keystone team and fans suffer rainy day blues
• Sheila Weaver joins borough council at Flemington
• Candlelight Vigil for Austin
• The Lives behind the Banners
• Remembering Charlie
• Taking Charge
• Concert to be held at floating stage
• National Guard moving soldiers from Lockport
• United Way Begins its 85th Year
• 2011 Clinton County Fair schedule
• The Colby Murders
• Forever for Young
• Court collection effort nets $20,000 in back fines, costs
• Electrical services firm looking at county for expansion
• Hot... but not so
• 39th annual Clinton County Fair offers tram, ATM machine, bingo
• KC board moves step closer to selling McGhee
• PC Zoning Hearing Board grants variance for gas service industry
• Drowning victim dies at Geisinger
• Feeling the love
• Storm causes power outages in region
• The lives behind the banners
• LH teenager remains critical
• Properties to be checked for illegal sewage discharges
• Cop files motion to withdraw plea
• Fundraising begins; team leaves Thursday
• Keystone Major's next stop is Bristol, Conn.
• Motorcyclist dies in Leidy crash
• Congrats, PA State Champs!
• JS man sentenced
• Dark days for the poor in Clinton County of yesteryear
• Majority of teachers rated 'satisfactory' in KC, statewide
• Play it Again
• Locals concerned, upset with national debt crisis
• Monday storm 'probably not' a tornado
• Growing jobs
• Keeping their eye on the prize
• Sentencing hearing delayed on Lock Haven meth lab case, evaluation ordered
• Man bound over for court on attack with chair
• One Win Away
• Mystery inmate identified as missing N.M. man
• Area post offices may close
• Richard Morris is bucking the political odds
• Keystone headed to PA final
• Six young ladies vying for Clinton County Fair Queen
• DiAnn Stuempfle - A lady of courage
• Jersey Shore looks at closing elementary school
• President to leave after successor named
• 2011 Express Readers Choice Contest
• Family on hand as Corbett signs 'Valerie's Law'
• A look back in time with Pvt. Ellis Yearick
• Woman charged with theft, forgery from TA Seeds
• Homeowners to get help fixing sidewalks
• Rain brings brief relief to region
• Keystone advances to final
• Keystone wins, 3-2
• A beautiful home, well loved for more than 150 years
• City warns of two rate hikes
• PPL keeps up with demand
• Beating the heat
• MSC: Ready to work with Pa. to modernize regs
• Downtown Lock Haven Inc. meets National Main Street Program standards
• There's a new monster in town
• Heat advisory hits second day, record high possible
• Pine Creek's Silver Bridge is coming home
• Pennvest OKs $800,000 loan for local water system
• Senior center extends hours; offers cool place for elderly
• Area under excessive heat warning
• The heat of July
• Alan, Angela Black settle sidewalk suit
• Express plans Fall Harvest Cooking Show
• Keystone Majors advance to state tournament
• Road trip begins in heart of Marcellus play
• Zindel Park improvement project continues
• Woolrich wins $48M contract
• Cuts in county CDBG funds expected, but $100K opens up
• County wants withdrawal site monitored
• The price of progress
• The lives behind the banners
• Pigs on Parade are spotted in the city and beyond
• Celebrity visits of days gone by
• Crews 'survive' the races at Riverfest
• Panel recommends fee on gas drilling
• Gas Concerns
• BEA commits $1.7 million for new tech center
• Sizzle headed our way
• After 20 years, Kathy Heckel case gets a new set of eyes
• Gas leases along PA waterways?
• IDP receives $5,000 grant for parenting education
• Sugar Valley residents to present comedy Friday
• New track remains priority for BASD
• Is your pet the cutest?
• Low flow causes suspension of water-take from river, Pine Creek
• Better speed limit enforcement eyed
• It's a classic
• City levee judged to be 'minimally acceptable'
• D-Day coming for city sewage
• Marcellus drilling expands into new areas
• Fish & Boat Commission to sell gas leases
• New director, new board, new direction
• Hometown Heroes - Charles Rine
• Setting Sail
• A Major Win!
• Keystone Major wins District 12 Championship, 13-3
• Susquehanna Sunrise:
• Fireworks tonight along the river
• In Our State Parks
• Comm upgrade moves forward for local police
• Cardboard boats to race tomorrow at noon
• Authors to sign new Sugar Valley book
• Lock Haven mayor elected to League of Cities office
• 'All Company Towns Ain't Bad'
• Reward Offered
• Bellefonte concerned about 'impact fees'
• KC lunch prices raised by 10 cents
• State budget restores $934K to Keystone
• 'Valerie's Law' awaits governor's signature
• All about safety
• Clair Lindsey - a soldier who guarded POWs
• Celebrating our freedom
• Blood drive set Thursday
• Bellefonte school budget includes 1.3 percent property tax hike
• Music and fun on the river
• PennDOT announces work schedule
• Clarence man killed after wrecking stolen dirt bike
• Summertime fun at Price Park Beach and the Bucktail Inn
• 100 years and counting
• Stevenson is PLCM leadership graduate
• XTO:?Drilling didn't cause methane in wells
• Corbett signs before midnight deadline
• DEP?OKs building of coffer dam
• Water's Fine
• Jersey Shore Town Meeting fun starts Sunday
• Stringfellow retiring from PPL after four decades
• Howard man goes on a Treasure Hunt
• Hanna: 'Unfair' budget hurts students, seniors
• Downtown Lock Haven Inc. gets $99,000 grant
• Comedy to open Millbrook Cabaret
• Clinton County sees unemployment rate increase
• Roads more traveled
• Adopt-A-Soldier program keeps soldiers, families in touch
• emergency services - June 28, 2011
• PennDOT proposing changes to cut costs
• BE Township gives OK for Peters' shop
• JSASD cuts funding to athletics
• In the Loop
• KCnet offers statewide online education network
• The Best of Clinton County Parade
• Hometown Heroes - Elwood Barr
• A trip down memory lane
• DA: Remove 'bath salts' from shelves now
• Good News
• 'Annie' is a fun-filled show for the entire family
• 1901 musical casts a spell on the city
• Pollution found in wells near site of blowout
• Program on 'Staycation' ideas offered at library
• Penn College tuition goes up 4 percent
• Finally .... Renovo gets wireless service
• Catch the spirit of freedom
• Area man bound over on charges in high-speed chase
• Artists help raise funds for train station renovations
• Richard Baughman mans the gates at Fly-In
• Need a Boost?
• Bellefonte Borough to require physicals for firefighters
• Fly-in prepares for take-off
• LHU student getting new home, renovated dorm
• Teachers, aides, tutors, athletics cut
• Pa. coaches' pay can be worlds apart
• Bellefonte sets sail on a cruise
• Making their mark on history
• Once a soldier; always a prankster
• PennDOT announces bridge, road work for coming week
• United Methodists call for drilling tax, full disclosure
• Fifty years later, the Lockettes are still kicking
• Residents state their concerns
• A farming legacy
• City kids need host families for summer fun in our area
• Sugar Valley man waives felony counts for marijuana
• Family Night to feature Native American tales
• Millbrook presents 'Annie'
• Historical Society offers garden and kitchen tour
• Bellefonte teachers ratify contract with one-year pay freeze
• Zoning hearing on gas company request continues
• Methane gas found in five wells, stream
• Piece by piece
• Sugar Valley seniors receive awards
• Hanna urges Corbett administration to support drilling tax
• Site to promote training for first responders
• Sewer tap-on fees up nearly 40 percent
• How sweet it is
• 229 graduate from Bellefonte High School
• Taxes to increase in JSASD
• Board considering six options; four are bad... the other two?
• Shouting match erupts between board members, residents
• Stamped out
• Water line work to shut off customers
• Downtown will celebrate Saturday, June 25
• Dean?Gallagher served in 'Mosquito Navy'
• Missing child found drowned
• Home at last
• Work starts Wednesday on Spruce Run Bridge
• Deputy warden dismissed for conflict with second job
• 2011 Lock Haven Express all-star teams
• PGE continues testimony before Watson Twp. zoning hearing board
• Smoked Country Jam!
• Penn State prof's essay on 'natural gas' takes the prize
• Bucktail High School graduates get awards
• 147 Eagles soar to the next level
• Bucktail graduates 29 in Class of '11
• The tassel is worth the hassle
• Armed robbery suspect bound over for court
• Volunteers want to 'Complete the Dream'
• How tight is tight?
• New drug, alcohol regs for athletes
• A key decision
• A new chief
• City bans sale of bath salts
• Phone home
• Rotary seeks cyclists to help 'Pedal Out Polio'
• Blood drive is scheduled Wednesday
• Faces of the future
• Jersey Shore High School grads receive awards
• Delivering mail an important job
• Jersey Shore senior class caps off high school career
• A farming family knows how to survive
• Hanna seeks to stop more drilling in state forests
• MH pool to open...but when?
• A class of her own
• And They're Off
• Time to 'Walk'
• CMMS announces honor rolls for the third marking period
• DEP suggests stronger drilling rules are needed
• More than 100 cows perish
• Time to 'Walk'
• Cycle for a cure
• 'Shop Locally' contest begins tomorrow
• PC Township 'tax break' to end in fall
• 2004 Commonwealth Court case may have impact on dispute
• Walk this way
• CM seniors activities set
• Area high school graduations begin Friday
• N.Y. attorney general suing feds over drilling
• Smoky fire damages home in Loganton
• Knowledge and the 'Net
• River Sojourn to launch at JS
• 2 killed may have been racing cars
• A little booty
• Fire damages SV home
• Beech Creek honors veterans on a memorable day
• Memorial ceremonies in Renovo
• Stars and Stripes on the Hill
• Tiadaghton police name new chief
• Paul W. Johnson got the job done
• 'I've got your back'
• PennDOT announces work schedule for next week
• The big finale: B.C. bank bandits brought to justice
• Hanna: Block of drilling tax vote 'unacceptable'
• Proposed campus gas wells not new
• Honor the fallen
• Express to print morning edition on Memorial Day
• Travel the world through Ross Library
• Break loose in Bobbie Jo Lamey's summer library program
• Williamsport OKs ban on bath salts
• Thank you, Mrs. G
• Judge denies petition in fatal boating accident
• Parents will take their fight to court
• The Facebook 16
• Bellefonte administrators, support staff agree to pay freeze
• Help coming to low-income homeowners in Centre County
• Kiwanis of Lock Haven gets update on CCC Project
• KCnet named library Friend of the Year
• JS Hospital offers non-emergency room
• Hanna votes 'no'
• JS seniors accused of underage drinking denied graduation 'walk'
• City moves ahead on 'bath salts' ban
• Lock Haven may soon have fourth new police office
• Tractor Supply not coming to BE Township
• The Final Countdown
• Relay For Life
• Successful rescue
• Even the cook was ready for the fight
• Rain expected through the week
• Dickey's Dirty Diggers
• Prudential Hodrick Realty featuring QR codes in real estate marketing
• A Peek At The Past:
• Clinton County sees healthy rise in home sales
• Range Resources leases office in Williamsport
• Panel: Drilling transforms Williamsport
• DEP: No air impact in Lycoming from operations
• 'Bath salts' ban nixed
• Cora's crew cuts
• Election recount starts tomorrow
• Hanna: GOP budget plan 'irresponsible'
• Homicide victim identified
• KC budget picture not pretty
• America's Next Top Model
• Rooney, Crowell, Heller, Best win auditor races
• Yarrison wins prothonotary, but 'it's not over'
• The Final Four
• Coleman, Long, Snyder and Smeltz
• Yarrison 'wins' nomination
• Mystery surrounds homicide victim
• DEP?issues $1M in fines to major gas driller
• Trucking is weighty subject in Wayne Twp.
• Susquehanna most endangered river
• Body found along Renovo Road
• Body found on Renovo Road
• Primary may decide key city offices, county and other races
• LH man part of bloody battles in Europe
• 'Top Model' finalist offers down-to-earth fundraiser
• Fire in JS area leaves six homeless
• The 'Primary' reason
• A Peek At The Past:
• High on bath salts, man flees from 'aliens'
• Students banned from JS prom get late reprieve
• A beautiful day for a fatal collision
• Williamsport City Council moves to ban 'bath salts'
• County Commissioner candidates talk issues: Joel Long
• County Commissioner candidates talk issues: Dan Conway
• County Commissioner candidates talk issues: Adam Coleman
• Use of bath salts alleged in 50-plus-mile chase
• D.A. Call for ban on bath salts
• Eric Ditty
• Frank Mills
• Mark Gavlock
• A serious threat
• Expo 2011
• ELECTION 2011
• Seismic testing for shale sought
• Water For Gas
• CMMS announces honor roll for third marking period
• Bellefonte school budget calls for 4.1 percent tax hike
• Former local superintendent pleads guilty, sentenced to house arrest in Clinton Court
• Commissioners still ironing out details with financial software
• 2011 Elections
• Exhibitors galore to show off services, products at EXPO
• Expanding the Range
• Program tonight on seasonal ponds, amphibians
• Charter school team wins Envirothon
• Soldier put life on the line for others
• Offering hope
• More than 800 receive degrees at LHU
• Ground broken on new student housing
• Triple play
• LHU's founding father, Dr. Albert Newton Raub
• Bridge work starts next week
• University room, board, other rates hiked for 2011-12
• Cancer survivor Linda Dunkle to speak at JS?Relay
• Roads, water,jobs, taxes and property rights
• Bail $300K in vehicular homicide case
• Family plans to rebuild from fire
• Democratic candidates make their case
• 'Teachers first'
• Mill Hall home destroyed by fire
• High court reprimands local judges
• Showered with questions
• Free concert series lineup announced
• Judge throws out Taylor libel suit
• Judge throws out Taylor libel suit
• Trial begins for Texas gas driller accused in homicide
• KC teachers,admin accept freeze in pay
• Federal court rejects Matt Weigle's appeal on murder charges
• Peppered with Questions
• New policeman hired; DA lauds department
• Pine Creek Sewer Authority customers to see rate increase
• Natural gas public meeting is Thursday
• Alleged dog killer said to be owner's neighbor
• Express to hold candidate forums
• Saturday night fundraiser planned for Michael Suter Football Scholarship
• Soldier loses battle... to cancer
• Locals praise military
• 'Justice for all'
• Civil Leaders
• A Peek at the Past
• Express to hold candidate forums
• Proposals aim to protect water from contamination
• Testing the Law
• Corbett suggests schools should drill for gas to help with funding
• Votes for drillers' fee, budget cuts may be linked
• Financial advisor updates board on state of finances
• 'Spring Home Improvement'
• Wheelin' and Mealin'
• Police collecting 'old' drugs
• Nisbet man charged with shooting beagle
• A grave situation
• Task force sets water testing forums for local well owners
• JS Steel, South Avis Realty seek solutions to sand, mud
• Jostens closing State College plant; 230 jobs will be lost
• No bids for Project Pool
• Anadarko to invest $20M in area roads
• Hundreds rally for public education
• Area gets hit by one hail of a storm
• Jersey Shore residents address proposed cuts
• Water extraction continues to be hot button topic
• New panel: No gas tax hike, turnpike lease
• Sewage customers face 'sticker shock' for treatment plant
• Veteran spends life serving others
• End nears for wastewater releases
• Showers, thunderstorms expected through Thursday
• Stop the violence
• Rainbow of Love
• Lockettes need help as 50th reunion plans continue
• A Peek At The Past:
• Trinity United Methodist carries the burden
• Beagle dead; SPCA expects arrest soon
• Spokesman: Minimal impact on waterways
• Express staff earns reporting, newspaper design awards
• Firm halts all fracking in state after Bradford County blowout
• Big girls don't cry
• New bishop ordained
• Some at state universities getting raises
• Rain likely for Easter weekend
• Game Commission OKs more gas drilling
• Health and well-mess
• Some area governments might miss chance to piggy back onto county's hazard plans
• The gift of life
• Recreation, tourism event winners and losers
• City asks Comcast for public access channel
• Sky is the Limit!
• Blood drive is Wednesday
• First Day Fun
• Soldier serves country, supports family
• Storm with high winds causes severe damage
• ' A Kick in the Hyner'
• Pros vs. Joes held
• McComas the features speaker during Celebration of Scholarship
• Local girl in modeling contest needs online support
• Holy Week Begins with Palms
• Clinton County Civil & Criminal Court
• Monday is last day to register to vote in Primary
• Life lessons
• Rain in forecast, egg hunts still a go
• LHU: Faculty layoffs loom with budget cuts
• Police chief fired; under probe by AG
• Police chief fired
• Marshals catch suspect in assault on JS cop
• 100 gas wells expected in county by year's end
• State accused of rubber-stamping gas permits
• LH Jaycees, others plan activities
• Easter egg hunts are no yolk
• Former Lock Haven University basketball coach loses lawsuit
• Game commission approves oil, gas agreements in area
• Landscape architects find biz in Marcellus Shale
• A river runs through...
• Spring BINGO coming tomorrow; Play to win $25 in groceries
• Mother of foster child testifies in Sandusky case
• Jersey Shore looks to cut 17 teachers
• Fracking shale for gas brings wealth, concerns
• Gas drilling's promise, perils anger townsfolk
• Mudslide
• SPCA's Spring Pet Walk is May 1
• Blood drives in area set Wednesday
• A special guy in special operations
• Thompson votes to cut spending
• Kent's Fest Fun
• A nuclear blast in Orviston? Duck and cover!
• Water storage hearing gets continued
• LHU students are bummed out over budget
• Benefit 5K Run/Walk Saturday
• John Sloan Arts Society holds inaugural event at LHU
• Easter fun begins this weekend
• Fishing guide inside today
• Weld... done
• Chuck Rine leaves a legacy of public service
• Fairview Street project to place students in main campus
• Everett wants drug testing for welfare recipients
• Former SV teacher gets 20-40 more years on sex charges
• Pine Creek Twp. cites firm serving area gas drillers
• Kent's Fest this Friday
• Centre again warns of possible drastic cuts in services
• Protesters of education cuts flood Capitol
• Board: Voucher system will hurt public education
• Budget tug-of-war
• State bill eyes campus gas lease royalties
• Bellefonte bans tobacco for minors
• JS students to present musical into the woods
• City police lauded for quick response
• Police: Marijuana, cocaine taken during alleged armed robbery
• Fun day for people, pets
• Fire at Dushore well site sends two to hospital
• Soldier fights war as Army medic
• Having a ball
• Armed robbery suspects arraigned
• Fear and hope: A cancer journey
• Armed robbery suspects still awaiting arraignment
• Avis post office closed due to oil tank leak
• Clothing store to open Monday in Clinton Plaza
• Hand in hand
• Robbery suspects arrested at gunpoint
• 3-5 inches of snow in forecast
• Penalties to gas drillers now need OK from top
• LHU does its part for the 'Day of Action'
• Sandusky under investigation
• Jerry Sandusky, former Penn State football staffer, subject of grand jury investigation
• Mt. Nittany Medical Center begins $72M expansion, upgrade
• Express to hold candidate forums
• Frac water spill site cleaned, but well water tests continue
• Area's natural gas industry is gearing up
• Neighbors surprised by drug bust
• Corbett takes his case to county commissioners
• LHU staff, students plan march, forum
• What to look for...
• Mayor: Meth labs a 'scourge'
• Combatting a growing problem
• Student shows solid support
• 'One great guy' served his country
• Lock Haven University students pound the pavement
• Free on-campus testing offered for HIV/AIDS, other STDs
• Central Pa. students stage sit-in over cuts
• A Peak At The Past:
• Laughter in Heaven:
• Three arraigned on meth charges
• Kids' photos to raise funds
• Ross Library plans Money Smart series, iPad clinic
• Poetry workshops tomorrow lead to contest at Ross
• Study: Lycoming treatment courts save $24 million
• Jaycees seek vendors for June, Labor Day races
• Police raid another suspected meth lab in Lock Haven
• Three jailed in connection with suspected meth lab in city
• CC Fair adding ATM, farmers market
• Cold, snowy weather to stick around
• LHU cross country will run 100 miles to protest Corbett's budget
• Readers Choice Ballot in today's paper
• More charges filed against Howard man
• Project Pool is all-or-nothing gamble
• 'Rock the capital'
• Boob, Heichel 'guilty,' get life in prison
• Helicopter in Wayne must 'cease-desist' ... in 30 days
• Moving ahead
• Universities' faculty union offers pay freeze
• Winter weather advisory issued
• Boob-Heichel 'guilty' of first-, third-degree murder, conspiracy
• AAUW offers education aid to women
• Sailor leaves family, sweetheart behind
• Public forum announced on Fairview Street project
• Spring arrives, chance of snow continues
• There's no place like home
• Memories of the Orviston CCC camp
• Penn State delays building projects delayed
• LHU Physician Assistant Program earns Top-25
• Hanna issues YouTube challenge to students
• Students prepare to rally for education
• St.?Pat's Day flood recalled 75 years later
• Company accused of dumping fracwater
• Commissioners blast proposed CDBG cuts
• Will a KC?pay freeze happen?
• Leading the United Way
• PSU says NYC trustees meeting not costly
• Laura Tarantella raising money for trip abroad
• Short-line rail reborn, thanks to gas activity
• Luck of the draw
• Boob, Heichel murder trial begins
• MH Kiwanis egg hunt scheduled
• Lockettes plan 50th reunion
• The Daffodils are back
• Fiorentino named LHU president
• Matt Connor benefit to feature nationally-known comedian
• Three options on the table for JSSB
• Commissioners eye $3 million refinance project
• Pick your 'March Madness' and you could win weekly
• LH Mayor: Federal funding is 'critical'
• Child's play
• Stephanie Wilson plans spaghetti dinner as graduation project
• Home builders show this week
• A simple and honest man
• Brill-iant Victory
• CM's Brian Bill a state champ
• Family, friends of Japanese students at LHU unaffected by quake, tsunami
• Still in shock
• Area spared from brunt of flooding
• Dr. Thomas Dornblaser and the Battle of Bellefonte Avenue
• Wilson 'put away' for serial rapes
• New LHU president to be named Tuesday
• Discount clothing store coming to Clinton Plaza
• Bald Eagle Creek to overflow in low-lying areas
• Sap to Syrup
• Tsunami leaving death, destruction
• River expected to crest below flood level
• Deer crashes through truck
• KC looks at 'devastating' loss of $2.6M in state subsidies
• 'Catastrophic'
• Flood watch issued
• Police: Driver in fatal crash was drunk
• Governor cuts $1.5 billion-plus from education
• Residents fume over gas trucks
• Project Pool in peril
• Universities upset with proposed cuts
• Anadarko is first Airport Business Park tenant
• Man hit by truck
• Corbett budget totals $27.3 billion, no new taxes
• Killed pedestrian ID'd as Craig Keener
• Pedestrian killed on Hogan Boulevard
• Dot Bixel fights war at home
• Storm causes outages, closings
• Residents stop to take a gander at the geese
• Snowy roads cause fatal accident
• Allen named new Lock Haven football coach
• Winter Weather Advisory
• Cross The Country:
• Susquehanna Sunrise:
• Legislators address issues
• Flood warning on Bald Eagle Creek
• Officials issue flood watch
• A Peak At The Past:
• DRBC extends comment period for gas drilling rules
• DEP official defends state regulations for gas drilling
• JS woman dies in crash near McElhattan
• Wacky Wednesday
• JS woman dies of injuries suffered in crash near McElhattan
• City man gets eight to 20 years for meth
• Super's plan put aside as 2011-12 school calendar again has late start
• PSSAs near; board supports measure to furlough teachers
• Breaking news
• Woman killed in Route 220 accident
• Serious crash injures at least one this morning
• Lock Haven Hospital plans improvements
• Another accident
• 'Town hall meeting' Thursday on frac spill
• Snow removal operations on Wednesday
• Two officers join city police force
• Registration open for LHU summer sessions, on campus and online
• A veteran born on Veteran's Day
• Rain, melting snow bring minor flooding
• Another Miracle
• Flood watch issued
• The Reagan century: An encounter with a great man
• Wozniak introduces driver texting bill
• Rain delays frac water cleanup
• LHU: Tuition to increase for P.A. Program
• Bus hits tree
• East Nittany sanitary sewer rates going up
• Come on down and checkout the new supermarket
• Williamsport sells property to Kohl's
• Resident near frac truck crash raises issues with commissioners
• Flood watch remains tonight
• Haven Homes' Beech Creek plant going up for sale
• Heavy rain, high winds, snow forecast
• Playhouse to hold auditions next week
• On with the show
• Flood Watch issued
• Council says pool bids a no go until renovation design done
• Corbett scales back drilling policy on public lands
• Residents near frac truck crash awaiting tests of well water, soil
• Drilling concerns
• Three in running for LHU football coach
• A breath of fresh air
• Exarchos declares candidacy for Centre Commissioner
• Long seeks second term as commissioner
• Bellefonte council wants to improve waste collection
• 3,400 gallons of frack water spilled in accident
• PSU's Dance Marathon nets record $9.56M
• Driver escapes serious injury
• More snow expected tonight, later this week
• Six commissioner candidates vie for votes
• GOP candidates share vision at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Cambria County to lease land, offer to highest gas bidder
• Fire damages Bellefonte restaurant
• Memories of Margaret: The life of a great singer
• Holocaust survivor to speak at CMHS
• Strutting her stuff
• Project Pool at Mill Hall approaches critical deadline
• Leadership Clinton County meets local government officials
• Program helps keep families together
• YMCA to kick-off 2011 campaign
• Unseasonably warm temperatures begin the meltdown
• KC has five school board vacancies
• Running for office?
• Conservancy: State forests at risk
• Consumer spending pushes prices higher
• Do warmer temperatures mean spring is in the air?
• Blood drive set Friday
• KC board passes early budget, but faces tough choices
• Candidate pledges honesty, communication
• Into the second century
• Morocko adds name to auditor candidates
• JS Board seeks tax exceptions
• Coleman seeks second term
• Calling all artists
• A moving tribute
• Warmer weather expected later this week
• Joe Simon is welcome back for a 'grand' event
• Pauline Brungard:?How proudly she WAVES
• $7M deficit may speed up merger of Mifflin schools
• Beekeeping For Beginners Virtual Webinar Series
• LHU music professor to teach, perform in China
• Blood drives set Tuesday
• Roy Rogers and Bessie Graham
• Coming together?
• Witmer running for Centre controller
• Feds finally close books on 1972 prison escape
• Egypt's Mubarak resigns
• JSMS students are busy building character
• Second candidate lays out vision
• Great mine horror: The Cook's Run disaster of 1888
• Steeler Nations invades Dickey Elementary
• Ridge urges 'best practices' for Marcellus Shale industry
• Ex-store owner gets state time for heroin delivery
• JS?man accused of kicking puppy
• Miller jailed for contempt
• Here we snow Steelers here we snow
• Worker killed in Potter County gas well accident
• All broken up
• Duffield gets 5 to 10 years in state prison in shooting death
• Schools closed today
• The weather outside is ...
• Judge: LHU men's basketball coach failed to establish discrimination
• Bucktail?Medical Center to name new administrator
• Major winter storm on its way
• Apartment fire reported
• Out in the cold
• Duffield sentenced to 5-10 years in state prison
• Fire Chief: Residents should not be concerned with fire protection
• Water woes
• Community Foundation doles out $225,000
• Research on fidelity puts LHU in limelight
• Effort to amend DUI?while boating penalties continues
• Harry Callahan Jr., a man of many titles
• PennDOT waives restrictions on truckers hauling gas, oil
• Penn College offers new degree in gaming, simulation
• Snow much fun
• Fire displaces seven in Avis
• Free help with tax returns offered
• Program on HIV and STD prevention at LHU
• Leadership Clinton County dives into 2011
• A Peek At The Past:
• Where is George Miller
• Snyder announces commissioner candidacy
• County takes up the banner for Project Pool
• Clinton County labor agreement sparks merit-pay discussion
• Clinton County Economic Partnership members hear update on drilling, other industries
• Sherry L. Yarrison seeks third term
• Gail Gephart seeks nomination on May 17
• Gas projects seen as 'win-win'
• Helping hands
• Area awakens to surprise ... slippery mess
• Schools delay classes today
• Flemington's new zoning starts Feb. 1
• Nine-member committee to plan summer concerts
• Wintry mix closes, delays area schools
• Changing landscape
• Jersey Shore schools closed
• Local organization searches for community's 'heart and home'
• A willingness to serve his country
• $500,000 grant awarded for frack water recycling plant
• Jersey Shore veterans are digging in
• Show your Colors
• Local YMCA buys LH?Child Care
• Indian Valley,Lewistown to merge in fall
• Booze, blood and billiards: The trial of Asama Winchester
• Tainted Land?
• 'Off-BEN Avenue Follies' directors step down
• LHU housing plan receives zoning approval
• Unionized county workers ratify new labor agreement
• Running for office?
• 2011 Elections: Calling all candidates!
• Suspect flees police
• Second defendant in Main Street beating sentenced
• Project Pool comes to a halt over questions
• RV ordinance adopted with restrictions
• Missing the 'big one'
• LHU president: We won't act in haste on football
• 2-5 inches of snow expected by tomorrow
• Parents oppose closing of Avis school
• Proposed townhomes approved for April start
• Planning in the city
• Healthy Woman meeting cancelled
• Ballroom night benefits clinic
• Service to country runs in the Campana family
• Forecasters say moderate snow is on the way
• Farm group:?Plan could ruin farmers
• Landfill sets sights on new entrance
• Fitness Unlimited offers 'biggest loser'
• Chief Oil and Gas subsiary pays $34,000 fine
• Blood in the pool room, a Lock Haven murder
• Dead dog owners possibly ID'd
• Farm Snow journey is 'shear' joy for Sugar Valley students
• xDespite verbal agreement, Bossert backs Coleman for chair in 2011
• Township to sell treated sewage for gas fracking
• Main Street beating nets state prison
• A Case of Cruelty
• County retains consultant to help with accounting, budget
• Hanna begins 11th term
• State official defends rules on gas drilling waste
• Library opens its second century
• Ross Library to display 'Transformation'
• Second Mile, Grange Fair apply for millions
• TIRES PUNCTURED
• Baby boy found
• From Renovo to Vietnam, soldier played his part
• U.S. senator reflects on his 30-year career
• lawmaker's legacy
• Top 10 state stories include laptop spying, record snow
• Paving the way
• Christmas donation
• Club offers free intro to using a telescope
• Celebrate with First Night State College events
• Flemington church is coming together
• County adopts $26.36 million budget
• Hold-out house is demolished
• Wayne approves budget, sets tax rate at zero
• Teen dies in Lycoming County crash
• DEP shows 80 percent of streams, rivers attaining use designation
• Car crashes leave passengers with minor injuries
• 'Six Hours of Insanity' to ring in new year
• Banner articles continue; second book under way
• 'We did our job, and did it well'
• Unwrapping Clinton County's Christmases of yesteryear
• 'Big one' misses us
• Commissioners OK $1.23M in energy efficiency for buildings
• White Christmas possible
• Feel the spirit
• Matt Hardy named as LHU major gifts officer
• We lost a few people, and we're a bit older, too
• Public defender bid opposed in shooting death of ex-JS man
• Centre elected salaries to remain steady
• Life one year after the fire
• City approves no-tax-increase budget
• LHU student and family featured on The History Channel
• Arrests up in Bellefonte
• Discount supermarket coming to town
• What's Fair?
• The Gift of Family
• Lives Behind the Banners
• Four people air-lifed after head-on crash
• Kids take a ride on the Santa Express
• Thompson secures committee seats in new Congress
• The walking mannequins on Christmas Eve
• Penn College, faculty agree on contract extension
• Lamar couple still thankful despite fire
• Mountain climbers
• No tax increases in Lycoming County's Woodward Township
• Police hear complaints on Route 664 truck traffic
• LHU?presidential candidate interviews continue
• DEP?to hold meeting on radium contamination
• Woodward budget funds larger police force, plans for new building
• Anadarko provides picture of drilling activities in Clinton
• The debate continues in Woodward Twp.
• Duffield pleads guilty
• Duffield pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
• Two new police officers may be added in January
• Water fee hikes are a done deal
• Hometown girl
• Graduation day
• County retirees to get modest pension hike
• Family loses home to flames in Bald Eagle Township
• Toys for Tots at Horizon FCU
• Lycoming's budget reduces spending
• Earth Balloon on display Sunday at Energy Fair
• Class Act:
• A Peek At The Past:
• Driver serious after crash on Renovo Road
• Penn College increases food, residence costs
• Flemington sets burn barrel regs
• Clinton County 2011 budget - $26.36 million
• Jersey Shore firefighters battle garage fire
• Warden sees drop coming in housing of inmates
• Kids enjoy breakfast with Santa Claus
• BREAKING:?Crash on Renovo Road
• Free flu clinics today, Friday and Saturday
• Hanna returns pay increase to the state
• Commissioners set to OK tentative $26.36M budget
• Row officer salaries up for vote
• KC board again elects Peters as chairman
• Downtown reaches lowest vacancy rate in years
• Warm clothes and literacy
• SUV, rig collide, killing one
• BEA School District?hires new solicitor
• United Way campaign gains energy, dollars
• Tracking history:?When horse racing came to the Haven
• Spirit shines in?Haven
• Digging Out
• Some roads still closed by flooding
• High water 'swamps' some RVs
• PUC makes water rate hike official
• Wages, benefits lend uncertainty to county budget
• The return of the killer casserole
• Renovo escapes big trouble
• Camelot residents face off with rising water
• Flood gates taken down
• 'The worst is over'
• Flooding causing concern
• Man sentenced for Megan's Law violation
• Former local man charged in Georgia kidnapping, sexual assault
• Meth lab defendant sentenced
• City expects health insurance to skyrocket
• Earth Balloon highlights Energy Fair
• Holiday cheer is coming to town
• Deer hunters greeted by sunshine
• Welcome, Christmastime
• Bob Masorti gets a world tour
• Friend helps blind woman escape fire
• BE Presbyterian decorates first celebration tree
• Critter Sitter hosts Hungry Bowl Pet Food Drive to benefit SPCA
• Ross Library receives donations
• Grown with love
• Public meeting set Dec. 15 on truck traffic in Woodward
• Buildings to be razed; fire victims 'lost everything'
• Pa. family fights gas driller to keep land rights
• 'Tis the season for iPod, MP3 player, cell phone thefts
• Door busters
• LHU to host a free public presentation on Hinduism and Buddhism
• Lot parking is free downtown
• Santa Claus is coming to town
• Downtown?Lock Haven has more facade money
• Giving thanks
• Clinton, Lycoming top bear harvest
• Bullying hotline approved in JS
• Mill Hall hires fourth police officer
• First taste of winter possible
• Thank you for 'Home'
• Mayor highlights 'Call to Action'
• Public hearings slated on budget
• DEP investigating frack fluid spill near Hughesville
• Thursday a big newspaper day
• Making a difference
• Gas prices rise, but 'stability' predicted
• Dick Masorti sees 'whole new world'
• Totals top expectations in western Clinton County
• Bear and grins
• 'I Remember When' inside today's Express
• Courthouse roundup
• Win prizes, save money with The Express
• Helen Kessler trust gives $724,000 to charities
• Back on track
• Miss Central Pennsylvania Pageant seeks contestants
• Corman re-elected Senate Majority chairman
• All aboard for Christmas
• Hangin' up the Whistle
• Preparations for Tractor Supply store ongoing
• Lifting of sewer sanctions cause for celebration
• State H2O grants postponed
• Wilson convicted of rapes in Philly
• Snow White
• Drillers leave mark on Sproul
• More firms move into county
• Truck traffic, water concerns aired at meeting
• Meth attack
• Hanna elected House Democratic Whip
• Canadian fracking firm plans 200 jobs in state
• Pittsburgh first city in state to ban gas drilling
• Bellefonte chief asks for part-time officer
• LH administrators get 2 percent raise
• No tax hikes planned in LH in 2011
• Hanna: Important ag bills approved by House, sent to governor
• Fighting back!
• The Lives Behind the Banners
• Print Still Powerful
• Hunters Beware
• 145 Years Later...
• 'Is There a Meth Lab Cookin' in Your Neighborhood?'
• A story of love and loss in a time of war
• Taking the Cake
• GOP victory could boost natural gas drilling
• Residents question new zoning
• Sacrificing for freedom
• Man breaks leg escaping house fire
• Williamsport Hospital addition is on schedule
• House leaders reconsider, call for lame-duck votes
• South Avis Realty to receive $528,539 for rail improvements
• New business helps homeowners become energy efficient
• A father goes off to war in 1944
• Man injured after jumping from window to escape fire
• Open house
• Hanna in mix for House minority whip
• Compromise sought on river lot regulations
• Buried alive
• LHU warned to expect steep cuts
• Auditors: City 'living within its means'
• City water rate hike still a muddy issue
• Stepping Up
• YMCA gets 'rear-view' makeover
• JS council rejects regional police budget
• Movie night at LHU to raise awareness
• Masorti returns to Europe in Second World War
• Come and get the facts on meth labs
• One charged in fatal stabbing
• We salute you
• BNG Aesthetics brings latest skin treatments downtown
• Time well spent
• Residents urged to heed Emerald Ash Borer quarantine when hauling firewood
• Charges for open-records requests limited
• Kohl's takes another step forward
• Penndot gets a new home
• Lots to do downtown this weekend
• 'I Remember When' submissions needed
• Express, Veterans Office seek help identifying photos on historic plates
• Shooting suspect faces more charges
• Dental clinic filling up
• Gun raffle set to benefit late JC member
• Random drug testing approved in KCSD
• Corman, Conklin, Mirabito win re-election
• Thompson wins big; part of GOP?House takeover
• Hanna records record win
• Clinton voter turnout 42 percent
• Corbett wins; Hanna, Thompson re-elected
• Jersey Shore?police helping needy families again this Christmas
• Outdoor trash burning, road plowing issues in Castanea
• Plans move forward for LHU, Susquehanna Square housing
• MH/MR Joinder account drawn down
• The voting begins
• Kid's Care Carnival
• A young soldier steps forward
• Dems hold edge in Clinton
• Lock Haven residents enjoy Fright Night
• BMC offers '31 Days of Christmas' prizes
• Love Run Bridge work on Route 2012 in Wayne Township continues
• Susquehanna Sunrise:
• Model railroad club schedules Fall Train Meet
• A Peek At The Past:
• Trick or Treat!
• SpookHaven Haunted House
• Newest addition to Piper Line
• Waiting for a train
• Lumbering Days
• Howard Railroad Station
• Old photo album
• Lives behind the banners
• Bucktail Homecoming
• Vilello introduces recommendation for 'Core Communities'
• Christmas in the Barns
• Annual Ghost Tour draws crowd
• Blood drive set Tuesday
• PennDOT announces work schedule
• Donations accepted by Salvation Army
• A Peak At The Past:
• Faith Finders
• Documentary on gas drilling to be screened at LHU
• Some council members now regret their votes on Kohl's
• Beauty shop in business 50 years
• Eagles Ambassadors, alumni group, get funding from BEA
• Lock Haven woman uninjured after car strikes tree, catches fire
• Rendell sees progress in tax talks
• State Chamber exec touts Marcellus gas
• Opportunities
• LHU celebrates Oktoberfest with traditional food, music
• N.Y. man bound over after huge marijuana seizure
• No deal after Rendell, Senate GOP talk severance tax
• Commissioners schedule 2011 budget meetings
• Just a test!
• Woodward Township RV restrictions postponed
• JS conducting emergency test today
• City wins police grant for entire county
• City has water to sell, but gas companies aren't buying
• Parents stand up to alleged 'hate crime'
• LHU's International House to be changed from paradise to a parking lot
• Howard man arrested for attempted homicide
• Lewisburg motorcyclist killed in crash
• Family pride
• Second stabbing in State College in two days probed
• Kids, computers are a good fit
• Wolford follows family into the Navy
• Halloween party, ghost hunt scheduled at Heisey Museum
• Pizza and spirits: A haunting at Checker's
• Residents to protest RV limits
• Let the festival begin
• Route 220 crash Friday may have been fatal
• Farm vehicles removed from trucking rules
• 'First ever' Clinton County commissioners meeting in Renovo
• Boob murder trial delayed until January
• Four suspects arrested in Centre County
• New visitor center a haven for elk education
• Two local men honored with 'Top Gun Award'
• Hush!
• Police order frack trucks out of service
• Woolrich Fire Police limited due to liability
• Chesapeake Bay mandates to hit customers hard
• Mill Hall Elementary has hands across America
• Auditor wants moratorium on new charter schools
• KC moves toward random drug tests for student drivers
• Senate seeks legal opinion on shale tax bill
• Centre approves road use pact to deal with drilling trucks
• Retail plaza moves forward in Bellefonte
• One-Gallon Challenge issued to community
• On the hunt
• Ahead of development, city requires more LHU parking
• 'Green spine' of downtown pedestrian mall to sprout in spring
• Call to service caused broken first date
• Hanna:?Natural gas tax proposal will put Pennsylvanians to work
• Gas companies show water safety features at drill sites
• Ten homeless after fire Sunday in?Bellefonte
• 2010 Megatransect is a Mega-Success
• PennDOT?gives Silver Bridge project update
• Warden:?Inmate attempts suicide at county prison
• A small town man in the capital of glamour
• Gas industry supplier finds new home here
• Country girl
• Lowest bid for pedestrian mall is $1.3M
• Fairview paving to start Monday
• Heavy rain turns yards into swamps
• Pick up a brush for the Heisey
• Officials Address Public's Apprehension Over Impact of Natural Gas Drilling
• Clinton County's unemployment rate dips to 9.1 percent
• Tony celebrates 30th at YMCA
• Shale coalition issues statement
• House approves natural gas drilling tax
• Oh, happy day
• Paying tribute
• House adds enviro funding from severance tax
• Clinton can expect three waves in real estate market
• Two arrested for beating on Main Street
• Two arrested for beating on Main Street
• Third person to go to trial in Boob murder
• Woman pleads guilty in area market robberies
• Facing off
• Another $500,000 added to sewage plant upgrade
• PUC: Water rates will go up in city
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• $20K donated to needy private school families
• Farm City
• Apple Festival to include car show
• Constitution Week
• Country cousins
• Howard Happenings
• Flaming Foliage prep
• Corbett, Onorato to spar in first governor's debate
• River officials monitoring gas water use
• Clinton County railroad work set for next week
• A Peak At The Past:
• One crime leads to another
• 60 years and 500 bridges later, local contractor retains loyalty
• Building Bridges
• Money and fame equal get out of jail free card
• DEA:?Clean out your medicine cabinets Saturday
• Kohl's contract arrives in?Williamsport
• Commissioners to take meetings on the road
• Another raid
• Police ask for help in assault
• Anadarko receives zoning permit
• Close to home
• Suspected meth lab raided in Jersey Shore
• Local TVs to tune in 'Extreme Makeover: Home'
• Police collecting prescription drugs on Saturday
• Drilling opponents rally as tax talks drag on
• KCnet expands wireless service to McElhattan
• Planners split on Woodward RV?rules, regs
• No abduction at Dickey
• Open for business
• Drug forgery defendant out on parole
• Justice delayed for last defendant in 'Two Tuesdays' drug case
• Heisey Museum officials make plea to county
• LHU unveils ambitious housing plans
• Women's Center adds beds to help more clients
• United Way to soon kick off 2010 campaign
• Hollywood chronicler James Bacon dies Saturday at age 96
• Man charged with Salladasburg assault at dence
• Car show leads to festival
• Hometown Hero 'Leaves no man behind'
• City Council to see LHU's housing plan
• Clinton County Friend Program kicks off with Sunday activities
• AARP Tax-Aide needs volunteers
• The mysterious John Rohn, Jimmy Hoffa of the Susquehanna Valley
• Sharing and Caring
• DEP issues drought advisory as rainfall deficits persist
• DEP issues drought advisory as rainfall deficits persist
• On their marks
• Report:?Fracking chemicals in Dimock water wells
• Firm wants acid transfer station in Castanea Township
• Bellefonte superintendent retiring in December
• More Marcellus than you can shake a stick at
• Lawsuit: Frac fluid ruined water wells
• Gunman robs two in city
• What's that smell?
• Right to bear arms: Guns soon to be allowed in Riverview Park
• Proposal to change ordinance regulating RVs comes under fire
• DA: Police looking for more meth labs
• Class of 1939 donates memories
• It's now or never for Project Pool
• Harrisburg's troubles shine light on statewide woes
• 'Coral Springs' opens tonight
• City police force down in numbers
• Shore super gets 5-year contract
• Grins and Goals
• Corbett, Shaffer stop by regatta
• Blood drive scheduled Wednesday
• Radarman had his eyes on the Pacific sky
• Severance tax is front and center in Capitol
• Fitting tribute
• Christmas in the Barns fast approaching
• Nighttime work to start on Route 150; Pine Mountain Road bridge closing
• Board OKs after-school programs with YMCA, but not without dissent
• Alive again - Decade's efforts pay off in healthy Susquehanna, tributaries
• Drug buy leads to police to more meth labs in Clinton County
• Bald Eagle sixth graders will go to middle school
• Students get insider look at government
• Car dealership commended, personnel actions approved
• KCSD software upgrade causing headaches for students, parents
• 'Keep the promise'
• Bucktail Youth Leadership Program termed a success
• Couple files complaint with DEP?over source of foul water
• Wayne Township to honor World War II veterans
• Williamsport hospital lauded for quality care
• Show stopper
• On the Auction Block
• A five-generations birthday
• Students at most schools earn AYP standards
• Finishing Touches
• Bellefonte fire company honored for going 'above and beyond'
• On the auction block
• LHU Environmental Focus Group receives Outstanding Collaboration, Teamwork Award
• Brandts establish academic scholarship
• Howard fire chief killed in logging accident
• Smiling Faces
• Chuck-a-Luck
• Lives behind the banners
• Lordy, Lordy, Regatta is 40
• Homecoming!
• Commissioners adopt zoning amendment
• Another bug causing a stink
• 'Fiber connectivity' agreement reached
• Teen rescued from creek
• You gotta regatta
• Express will publish Labor Day
• Homeward Bound
• A Peak At The Past:
• Mayor: Crisis task force focuses on tax reform
• Howard novelist reveals The Black Hand
• Pine Creek supervisors raise concerns about seismic testing
• Double-digit rate hike sought by Blue Cross
• Jobless rate, number of workers rise
• LH Hospital Auxiliary continues its good work
• Leaving a Grange Fair legacy
• Express Cooking Show just a week away
• KCSD bus driver is good 'til the last stop
• Cheryl Orndorf takes helm at LH YMCA
• Williamson: Pump the water
• JS?HOSPITAL?DONATES?TO?REGATTA
• Grange Fair queen delighted with role
• Good news for Whiskey Run water customers
• Tiadaghton Police Deparment makes a fine task force
• Third suspect arrested in Boob murder
• You could always count on 'Andy'
• LHU?students prove they are achievers
• Dominion sues gas owners to protect storage site
• DEP:?41 of 74 drillers miss reporting deadline
• Home away from home
• Trustees address course offerings, strategic plans
• Record number of students to arrive at LHU
• Stepping Up
• Act of defiance
• Ready for some football?
• Man sentenced to 27 years for running ponzi scheme
• LHU community assists in search
• A Peek At The Past
• Pinned!
• PPL agrees to lower rate request for 2011
• All three Chapman Twp. Zoning Hearing Board members resign
• In Little League's home, gas drilling is huge
• Pine Creek area hit by thieves
• Soul man headlines Labor Day Regatta entertainment
• Racers look forward to event
• Making waves... Jaycees celebrating 40th Annual Labor Day Regatta
• Former area insurance agent sentenced for embezzlement
• Task force works to link businesses to gas industries
• Building memories
• More properties than ever listed for tax sale
• Hanna drafting DUI?boating bill
• City discusses parking regs on LHU campus
• PLACE YOUR BIDS
• City to buy land to expand treatment plant
• Two sentenced to state prison in meth lab case
• Hearing Thursday on water-withdrawal operations near Hyner
• Club for kids
• Ride, Walk safely
• HS?seniors should apply now for military academies
• Soldier turns to God, becomes pastor
• Cloudy, cool through week; sun for weekend
• Trican, jobs are coming
• A bad night for a cop and a 'loud-mouth'
• Corbett stumps at Jersey Shore Steel
• Take it to Heart
• Season ends for successful summer employment program in Clinton County
• Brook Trout return to Kettle Creek watershed
• Work formula atheart of LHU suit
• Just Around The Corner
• Marcellus Shale focus of new PSU center
• Back to School guide coming in Friday's Express
• City's insurance settles case in Alan Black accident
• Taylor, other ADs sue PASSHE, own union
• Goodbye, Iraq
• Fallen?Marine embraced proud family tradition
• Carter Towers senior center to close
• Approval of zoning request for Fairview Street recommended
• Ground broken for state prison near Rockview
• Talking Turkey
• 'Never Give Up' is his nickname
• Wayne to build new township headquarters
• For the love of Penn State
• Meat and Greet
• 'Chef' remembers cooking for the troops
• State worries about drilling on park land
• Remembering fallen PennDOT workers
• New BMC head wants 'to make a difference'
• Love of a lost friend compels local resident to join fight against cancer
• No West Nile Virus found in Clinton County
• State denies new trial in child abuse case
• DEP: No state land left for drilling
• YMCA's interim director brings unique skill set
• Best Y around
• 4-Hers are the stars at Clinton County Fair
• Union:?Cuts could be avoided
• LHU Union:?Cuts could be avoided
• LHU faculty may see layoffs
• LHU faculty may see layoffs
• Local dental clinic gets a boost
• Sweltering conditions end; rain arrives
• Rendell: I want protection, compensation
• Clinton County Fair events
• Region under quarantine of all hardwood

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