GANT News

GANT News

Established in 2006, GANT News was among the pioneers of online newspapers in Pennsylvania. It swiftly became one of the most popular newspaper websites in the region. Our dedicated News Team provides more local news stories online than any other source in Clearfield County, attracting over 200,000 visitors every month.

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  • 2 days ago | gantnews.com | Dustin Parks

    Things on Tuesday night for the Lawrence Township supervisors were rather quick with a few members not present to deliver their reports. Still, enough were available to hold voting, with namely focusing on personnel and finances. Township manager, Ashley Pritchard, saw her proposal to attend the Secretary and Manager Summit in State College approved for her and township secretary, Chelsey Witherite.

  • 5 days ago | gantnews.com | Jay Siegel

    HYDE — Brady Collins, Clearfield wrestling’s all-time win leader and 3x PIAA State medalist, signed with Lehigh University to continue his wrestling and academic career. Collins, front center, is flanked by his parents Tiffany Nichols and Brooks Collins.

  • 6 days ago | gantnews.com | Gavin Fish

    BELL TOWNSHIP, Pa. (EYT) — A New Jersey woman is behind bars after state police say she was caught trying to break into a home on Route 36 and later fled from officers during a traffic stop before being forcibly detained.

  • 1 week ago | gantnews.com | Gavin Fish

    SYKESVILLE, Pa. (EYT) — A Sykesville woman is facing charges after state police say she repeatedly helped a wanted man evade arrest, even after being warned not to assist him. Lindsay Ann Meholick, 30, is accused of aiding Dustin Lee Douthit as he eluded law enforcement over several weeks in March and April, according to a criminal complaint filed by Pennsylvania State Police in DuBois.

  • 1 week ago | gantnews.com | Rich Murawski

    DUBOIS — The Curwensville softball team had its chances in Monday’s District 9 class A title game against defending champion DuBois Central Catholic, especially in extra innings. But the Lady Tide stranded 11 runners on base — nine in scoring position with six of those coming after the eighth inning — in a 4-2 loss in 12 at Heindl Field.