Courier Express

The Courier-Express is an evening daily newspaper published from Monday to Friday. It is printed at 9:00 a.m. and delivered by 5:00 p.m., with a circulation of around 10,000 copies. The newspaper focuses on the DuBois area in Clearfield County, as well as much of Jefferson County and the southern part of Elk County, extending its coverage to Johnsonburg and the southern regions of McKean and Forest counties.

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Chestnut Ridge blanks Lady Bulldogs, 4-0

3 days ago | thecourierexpress.com | Sam Shuss

FISHERTOWN — The Redbank Valley girls softball team already made history by making the PIAA playoffs for the first time in program history. The Lady Bulldogs were hoping to add to that history with a playoff victory, but the season came to an end with a 4-0 loss on Monday to Chestnut Ridge, District 5 champion. Ridge pitcher Britni Motter struck out 17 batters and did not allow a hit or a walk to the the Lady Bulldogs.
Brushed Salon LLC celebrates three years in DuBois

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Brianne Fleming

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.
FUREVER HOMES: Pets of the Week

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.
Reynoldsville woman accused of attempted break-in at Winslow Twp. residence

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...
District Court - Reynoldsville

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.
Alex's Lemonade Stand in Kersey raises over $5K for childhood cancer research

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.
Commissioner Humes says election "went smoothly"

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Patti Slaughter

BROOKVILLE — The primary election in Jefferson County last week was “fantastic,” according to Commissioner Mark Humes. “We had a lot of people in different offices and they all did a good job,” he said. “Everything went smoothlyCommissioner Jeff Pisarcik said the official count, “which includes write-in votes,” is now underway. While there was a brief issue with the website on election night, “it had nothing to do with the election,” he said.
Annual immigration day held at Hickory Grove

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Patti Slaughter

BROOKVILLE — Sixth-graders at Hickory Grove stepped back in history last month when they went to Ellis Island — not as visitors but as immigrants hoping to find a new home in America. The day spent at Ellis Island, simulating a day in the life of hopeful immigrants, was part of a month-long study. Teacher Jena Bish said, “I enjoy seeing the kids put forth the extra effort to make their characters come to life.
Harris family provides update on ministry in South Africa

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Patti Slaughter

Greetings from 105 New Park! Thank you so much for your continued prayers. We are blessed by your partnership with us, and it continues to produce good fruit. On May 31, four interns will graduate from our first cycle of our new residency program. Overall, the program has been a success. Our interns have exhibited signs of growth and development.
Library holds 30th anniversary poetry awards program

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Patti Slaughter

BROOKVILLE — “There are no losers” Janine Strohm, librarian, said at the 30th anniversary poetry awards program on a Sunday afternoon in early May at the Rebecca M. Arthurs Memorial Library. This year more than 70 poems were submitted from youth and adults. “I was super-excited about how many poems we had,” she said. “It’s not easy to put your feelings out there.”She said the contest “grew from about 10 submissions that came mostly from the local to community to now we have poems from all over.