Brianne Fleming

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DuBOIS — Brushed Salon LLC - a business focused on providing an upbeat and welcoming atmosphere with the latest hair-color trends and styles - is celebrating its three-year mark in the DuBois community. Brushed also debuted its latest addition, Glow Aesthetics Services at 25 E. Park Ave., suite 1 in DuBois, in February of this year. Owner Carrianne Cooke comes from an extensive background of helping people feel special. Originally from Connecticut, she moved to the area to be close to family.

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Brianne Fleming

Editor’s Note: If you are interested in adopting one of these animals, please check with the shelter or rescue to be sure the animal is still available. GATEWAY HUMANE SOCIETYKyle was turned into the Gateway Humane Society as a stray and was in extremely rough shape.He was immediately taken to the Animal Hospital of DuBois for care. He was severely emaciated and confined without adequate nutrition, among other things. His weight when he was found was 26 pounds; Kyle now weighs a healthy 64 pounds.

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Brianne Fleming

State police in DuBois have charged Rebecca Jane Grieneisen, 39, of Reynoldsville, with one count of criminal attempt to commit burglary –overnight accommodation, no person present, a felony in the first degree; one count of criminal attempt to criminal trespass/break into a structure, a felony in the second degree; and one summary offense for disorderly conduct and one summary offense for criminal trespassing, according to a criminal complaint filed at Magisterial District Judge David...

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Brianne Fleming

REYNOLDSVILLE — Preliminary hearings and other proceedings were held May 28 with Magisterial District Judge David B. Inzana presiding. Hearings waivedThe following defendants waived their rights to a preliminary hearing and will be formally arraigned at the Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas.

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Brianne Fleming

KERSEY — In May of every year, Fox Township Elementary School students line the sidewalk in Kersey for a special cause –to honor the memory of fellow student Connor Bobik, who died from pediatric brain cancer in 2011. His mother, Diane Bobik, said this marked the 14th year for Alex’s Lemonade Stand. “The money goes to funding childhood cancer research, raising awareness and supporting families,” she said. In total, the initiative raised $5,037.52 this year.