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2 days ago | 
tribdem.com | Russ O'Reilly
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – A Johnstown woman has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison on convictions of conspiracy to distribute and possession with intent to distribute of heroin, crack, methamphetamine and fentanyl. U.S. District Judge Marilyn J. Horan imposed the sentence Thursday on Jessica Wilson, 39. She was sentenced to 100 months in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release. kAm(:=D@? H2D :?E6C46AE65 @? 2 7656C2= H:C6E2A :?
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2 days ago | 
tribdem.com | Russ O'Reilly
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Conemaugh Health System and local nonprofit partners have launched a comprehensive Community Health Needs Assessment to identify factors that negatively affect the health of the local population and determine the availability of community resources to address them.
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2 days ago | 
tribdem.com | Russ O'Reilly
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – What looks to be one of the most spacious Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores in Cambria County is set for construction at the Richland Town Center. The deal with the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board was brokered by Bob Varner, vice president of real estate for Pennswood Commercial Realty. kAmQ%9:D H:== 62D:=J 36 @?6 @7 E96 =2C86DE (:?6 U2>Aj $A:C:ED DE@C6D :? E96 >2C<6E[ =@42E65 2E E96 >@DE 24E:G6 D9@AA:?8 46?E6C :?
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3 days ago | 
cnhinews.com | Russ O'Reilly
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Conemaugh Health System and local nonprofit partners have launched a comprehensive Community Health Needs Assessment to identify factors that negatively affect the health of the local population and determine the availability of community resources to address them.
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3 days ago | 
cnhinews.com | Russ O'Reilly
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – What looks to be one of the most spacious Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores in Cambria County is set for construction at the Richland Town Center. The deal with the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board was brokered by Bob Varner, vice president of real estate for Pennswood Commercial Realty. "This will easily be one of the largest Wine & Spirits stores in the market, located at the most active shopping center in the region," Varner said.
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5 days ago | 
centredaily.com | Russ O'Reilly
EBENSBURG, Pa. - The Cambria County Board of Elections has approved a slate of elections custodians and workers ahead of the May 20 municipal primary election. The nearly 30 election workers approved Thursday will receive stipends of $85 to $150 for their work at the courthouse on election night - the range depends on how long they are scheduled to work, the elections board said. However, state Rep.
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5 days ago | 
centredaily.com | Russ O'Reilly
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Johnstown's Frank J. Pasquerilla Conference Center now includes upgrades to make it a premier destination for business events. Nearly all the walls of the conference center executive board room are lined with monitors, allowing businesses to hold virtual meetings with participants across the world. The only wall not equipped with technology displays a commemorative plaque of the facility's namesake, the late Frank J.
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5 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Russ O'Reilly
EBENSBURG, Pa. – The Cambria County Board of Elections has approved a slate of elections custodians and workers ahead of the May 20 municipal primary election. The nearly 30 election workers approved Thursday will receive stipends of $85 to $150 for their work at the courthouse on election night – the range depends on how long they are scheduled to work, the elections board said. However, state Rep.
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5 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Russ O'Reilly
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Johnstown’s Frank J. Pasquerilla Conference Center now includes upgrades to make it a premier destination for business events. Nearly all the walls of the conference center executive board room are lined with monitors, allowing businesses to hold virtual meetings with participants across the world. The only wall not equipped with technology displays a commemorative plaque of the facility’s namesake, the late Frank J.
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6 days ago | 
tribdem.com | Russ O'Reilly
EBENSBURG, Pa. – The Cambria County Board of Elections has approved a slate of elections custodians and workers ahead of the May 20 municipal primary election. The nearly 30 election workers approved Thursday will receive stipends of $85 to $150 for their work at the courthouse on election night – the range depends on how long they are scheduled to work, the elections board said.
