The way John Porter tells it, some of his co-workers now call him “John Deer.”
Firefighters battle a blaze Thursday night in Moxham. Paul Rowan
JOHNSTOWN — A blaze in the 600 block of Coleman Avenue in Johnstown’s Moxham neighborhood on Thursday night destroyed at least two houses and threatened others nearby. Firefighters from a number of suburban volunteer companies were called to assist city firefighters at the five-alarm blaze.
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Some Moxham community leaders are concerned that one subject – Section 8 housing – is receiving too much focus in the ongoing discussion about crime in the Johnstown neighborhood.
The Discover Downtown Johnstown Partnership is working to clean up the city’s central business district in two different ways.
With four seats on the Northern Cambria school board up for grabs, a long list of residents have lined up hoping to capture one of the slots.
The typical Pennsylvania student will spend more than 46 hours taking standardized state tests during his or her academic career. That is the equivalent of more than a week’s worth of school and does not take into account the amount of time that schools spend specifically preparing for tests or helping students who have failed a standardized test.
A 2009 graduate of Greater Johnstown High School is recovering from a head injury received Monday while serving in Afghanistan.
A local health care equipment manufacturer's experiment in shipping jobs to China will end, thanks in part to a $1.8 million federal loan guarantee.
A Johnstown man was jailed Friday after authorities alleged he had indecent contact with a minor.
A free golf day for veterans will be held Monday at Somerset Country Club, 416 Plank Road.
A Fayette County woman has been charged with endangering her two young daughters who, police say, were in a van with the woman when she overdosed on heroin.
State police say two Indiana County men concocted a story claiming they were victims of a carjacking to avoid charges relating to a hit-and-run accident.
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