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Marienville state police said a woman from Niagara Falls, New York, suffered a suspected minor injury in a motorcycle crash in Jenks Township on Wednesday afternoon.
Police said Ronda L. Grose, 52, was operating a 2007 Yamaha V Star 1300 at about 3:30 p.m., when she failed to negotiate a left-hand curve on Loleta Road, south of Buzzard Swamp Road, and was then ejected from the motorcycle.
Police said she was transported to Clarion Hospital by Clarion Hospital Emergency Medical Services.
Marineville Volunteer Fire Department also responded, according to police.
Clarion state police said no one was injured when a tractor-trailer brought down utility lines in Clarion Township early Thursday evening.
According to police, a 2015 Kenworth T680 merged back onto Route 66 south, north of Eberline Road, after it had pulled off the highway at about 6:30 p.m.
Police said the truck's trailer struck an overhanging utility line, and the line as well other utility lines were pulled down.
Police said a 2023 Volvo VNL, which was traveling north, struck one of the downed lines that fell onto its lane of travel.
According to Clarion County 911, the incident forced a shutdown of the highway until 7:45 p.m.
Limestone Township Volunteer Fire Department and Clarion Hospital Emergency Medical Services also responded, according to 911.
CLARION - About 5 percent of the properties in Clarion County have been visited for reassessment. Tuesday, Sarah Garner, the project manager for Massachusetts based Vision Government Solutions, told the Clarion County Board of Commissioners Clarion Borough has been processed and the assessor…
FARMINGTON TWP. - Leeper might not be the first place that comes to mind when people think about "getting out and playing nine holes," but maybe it should be.
WASHINGTON TWP. - Time is running out for the Washington Township Municipal Authority and authority board member and township resident Kevin McCauley to come to an agreement regarding the proposed sewage line extension.
NEW BETHLEHEM - Abraham "Abe" Kennedy of Grange has always had a song in his heart -- "When I was five years old I started singing with my mother at home. She had a pump organ and sat me on the piano bench. She would sing the lead and I sang the harmony. We sang gospel music," Abe said.
CLARION - Several residents of University Manor in Clarion Borough want their streets, drain inlets and curbs repaired and voiced their requests to council Sept. 6.
KNOX - Knox Borough Council handled a light agenda Sept. 6 with a series of routine decisions and a proclamation by Mayor Rich Cochran declaring September as "Library Card Sign-up Month" in the town.
BROOKVILLE - Brookville's South White Street (State Route 36) Bridge Aug. 30 became the Captain Raymond Harry "Bud" Hetrick Memorial Bridge.
CLARION - Clarion County has received a $120,816 "election integrity" grant through the state department of Community and Economic Development.
PAINT TWP. - The Clarion County Jail saw a spike in COVID-19 cases in August. Clarion County Jail Warden Jeff Hornberger informed the county's jail inspection board Sept. 2 there were 12 COVID tests performed with eight being positive.
BROOKVILLE - It is said that behind every successful man is a good woman. In Cheryl Burkett's case, that means digging in with your husband.
HARRISBURG - The second and final round of municipal funding from the American Rescue Plan is scheduled to hit the bank accounts of Clarion County's townships and boroughs sometime around Sept. 12.
CLARION - "Brandon's Dad," a local non-profit organization focusing on DUI prevention, recently earned a $40,000 Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Reducing Underage Drinking and Dangerous Drinking Grant.
CLARION TWP. - Roll out the barrel, the old polka song goes and Clarion County's newest manufacturer plans to do just that in about 18 months.
CLARION - Clarion Borough Police Chief William H. Peck IV noticed the recent uptick in the use of automobiles as weapons and knew his department needed to be vigilant during the upcoming Autumn Leaf Festival.
CLARION - From August 1953 through December 1987, thousands of American men and women serving in the U.S. Marine Corps passed through Camp Lejeune or the adjacent Marine Corps Aviation Station.
Clarion state police said they are searching for 15-year-old Melea Janis, who went missing from her Madison Township home at about 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
CLARION - Randy Lander, owner of Lander's General Store in Lucinda had good reasons to celebrate recently.
CLARION TWP. - The investigation of employee resignations initiated by the Clarion-Limestone School Board was once again front-and-center at the board's recent meeting.
CLARION - Autumn Leaf Festival is on track to be as enjoyable as ever, Clarion Area Chamber of Business and Industry Director Tracy Becker said this week, but it is possible there won't be a carnival of rides and games around the courthouse area this year.
KNOX — The theft of two vehicles and reports of other vehicles being entered have prompted state police in Clarion to seek information regarding the theft of items from vehicles in the Lucinda area of Knox Township.
LUCINDA - The "Lucinda caboose" has found its way across town and now sits comfortably at the restored train station.
CLARION - At two places in the Clarion County Courthouse hangs a framed, yellowed piece of paper. Today, few people know why it hangs there but still, no one has taken it down for the past 82 years.
KOSSUTH - Ashland Township supervisors Aug. 23 hired a new road crew as the township was facing the prospect of winter with no one to operate its snow plows.
KNOX - Maybe you've heard the old verbal exchange: "Hey that's my spot!" "Oh yeah? Well, I don't see your name on it."
The North Clarion School District issued a statement that its school day “is running as normal” despite “a police matter” that is taking place within the district's boundaries.
KNOX - The Keystone School Board Aug. 15 agreed to formally begin its search for the district's next superintendent.
CLARION - Take a moment and think about it when was the last time you saw a Monarch Butterfly flitting around your home or yard?
CLARION - Clarion County has received interest in a third solar farm, it was reported at the Aug. 23 meeting of the county commissioners.
St. Pete opens 1972 time capsule
Clarion state police said two people suffered fatal injuries and two other people were transported after a two-vehicle crash on Paint Boulevard, south of Doe Run Road in Paint Township, around 5 p.m. Monday.
CLARION - Clarion County's EMS system is in trouble serious trouble and if the situation continues as is, ambulance services could be severely curtailed.
STRATTANVILLE - Strattanville Borough Council Aug. 10 agreed to monitor a water run-off problem reported by a Ridge Avenue resident.
FRILLS CORNERS - The North Clarion School District's newly-minted junior high soccer program is one step closer to being up and running when the fall sports season begins in earnest at the end of August.
FOXBURG - The Union/A-C Valley football teams will play all of their "home" games at Union High School this year.
KNOX - Keystone School District will offer free lunches and breakfasts to all students this year as the district has qualified for federal funding for the meals through a "community eligible provision."
PAINT TWP. - Clarion County Jail Warden Jeff Hornberger Aug. 5 said supply chain issues have impacted two projects at the lock-up, but added one of the projects might be coming to a conclusion.
ASHLAND TWP. - The supervisor shuffle continued at Ashland Township this month as supervisors Tim Lenhart and Chuck Weaver accepted the resignation of supervisor Dave Seigworth and appointed Jon Macormac to the vacant seat.
State police in Clarion filed charges against Knox resident Levi Michael Barrett, 28, in relation to an early morning incident on Aug. 8 in Beaver Township, which forced the closure of Route 338 and various side roads while police searched for the male victim in the case.
Butler state police said three people died in a two-vehicle crash late Monday afternoon in which a Clarion County man was involved.
CLARION - The reassessment of all properties in Clarion County has begun starting in Clarion Borough and Clarion Township.
ELK TWP. - The Elk Township Board of Supervisors Aug. 8 canceled the Oak Grove Road culvert bridge project.
FRILLS CORNERS - Equipment failure has the North Clarion school board weighing its options heading into the 2022-23 school year.
CLARION - Jean Smith better known to the children as "Miss Jean" -- has been serving as the Clarion Public Library Children's Librarian for 28 years and has decided to move on to the next chapter of her life: retirement.
FOXBURG - Union/A-C Valley football coaches Aug. 8 requested A-C Valley move all of the 2022 football games to the football field at Union High School.
BEAVER TWP. — Clarion state police have released information concerning Monday’s incident near Knox that involved gunfire and had Route 338 closed for several hours.
CLARION - Clarion Borough Council Aug. 3 agreed to partner with Clarion Area School District and contract with Amos E. Rudolph Architecture of Seneca to develop a plan for the demolition of the swimming pool in front of the high school.
CLARION TWP. - The Clarion-Limestone School Board hired Brian K. Weible as the district superintendent at a special meeting held Aug. 2.
CLARION - Striving to make Clarion "the most inclusive" community, an informal group of area residents will launch an effort toward that reality from 4 to 7 p.m. Aug. 16 at the Main Street Center in Clarion.
NEW BETHLEHEM - A standing room only crowd greeted Republican gubernatorial candidate state Sen. Doug Mastriano Friday at Zack's Restaurant in New Bethlehem.
According to Clarion state police, the closed portion of Route 338 in Knox has reopened as of 10:50 a.m.
ASHLAND TWP. - Timothy Thompson takes what other people discard and turns it into cash and the uses that cash to help others.
FOXBURG - A-C Valley's administrative team wants to go in a different direction when it comes to evaluating the district's teaching staff.
HARRISBURG - Building on a fourth consecutive year of freezing tuition and fueled by a historic funding increase in state-owned universities, the Board of Governors for Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education recently announced the launch of the next and most impactful phase of its s…
CLARION TWP. - Former Clarion-Limestone School Board President Molly Greenawalt has questions about the way current C-L board president Nathaniel Parker is conducting business and she made her feelings known at the board's Aug. 2 special meeting.
WASHINGTON TWP. - A Santa Monica, Cal., firm is proposing a solar power collection farm in Washington Township.
CLARION - Erza Brooks is getting closer to launching his hot dog cart business public support has been strong and an opening day has been set.
KNOX - The Keystone School Board handled several matters at its July 18 session as the new school year approaches.
CLARION - Many military personnel returning from the Vietnam War came home to indifference or maybe even hostility but now, 49 years after the last combat troops left the Southeast Asia country, the Clarion Ross McGinnis VFW Post 2145 is planning a proper "welcome home."
Clarion state police said a New Bethlehem man suffered fatal injuries in an ATV accident on Southern Avenue in Strattanville Borough early Saturday morning.
COOK FOREST - When Karen Allgeier moved into the area in 2003 she had never seen anything like the Sawmill Theater in Cook Forest.
FOXBURG - Finding ways to increase revenue is paramount for school districts in the current economic climate and the A-C Valley School board is hoping investments can boost the district's income.
CLARION - "National Night Out," an annual nationwide effort aimed at promoting police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make neighborhoods safer and more caring places to live, will be celebrated from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 2 in both Knox and Clarion boroughs.
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