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Enjoy a play at our local high school and help collect food for hungry families! The DuBois High School is preparing for their “Fall in Love” performances, “An Evening of One Acts” from tonight until Saturday each night at 8 p.m.

This year, they're performing two short one-act plays: The NSA's Guide to Winning Friends and Influencing People and Love Bites.

You can purchase tickets at the door today, Friday, or Saturday for $3 and/or a non-perishable food item, which will be donated to the Helping Hands Food Pantry in Reynoldsville.

Listen to the full interview with some of the drama students!

Left to right: Molly Hamilton, London Watt, Caleb McCartney, Kaylee McCracken,and Alicia Bryan

Enjoy a play at our local high school and help collect food for hungry families! The DuBois High School is preparing for their “Fall in Love” performances, “An Evening of One Acts” from tonight until Saturday each night at 8 p.m.

This year, they're performing two short one-act plays: The NSA's Guide to Winning Friends and Influencing People and Love Bites.

You can purchase tickets at the door today, Friday, or Saturday for $3 and/or a non-perishable food item, which will be donated to the Helping Hands Food Pantry in Reynoldsville.

Listen to the full interview with some of the drama students!

Left to right: Molly Hamilton, London Watt, Caleb McCartney, Kaylee McCracken,and Alicia Bryan

Enjoy a play at our local high school and help collect food for hungry families! The DuBois High School is preparing for their “Fall in Love” performances, “An Evening of One Acts” from tonight until Saturday each night at 8 p.m.

This year, they're performing two short one-act plays: The NSA's Guide to Winning Friends and Influencing People and Love Bites.

You can purchase tickets at the door today, Friday, or Saturday for $3 and/or a non-perishable food item, which will be donated to the Helping Hands Food Pantry in Reynoldsville.

Listen to the full interview with some of the drama students!

Left to right: Molly Hamilton, London Watt, Caleb McCartney, Kaylee McCracken,and Alicia Bryan

DuBois City Police plan to add a K9 unit to the police department, but they need your help to raise money for the dog first!

According to DuBois City Police Chief Blaine Clark, the dog will, among other things, help find illegal narcotics.

Although it's main goal will be to help find drugs, the dog will also be trained for search and rescue.

They're hoping to have the dog out on the streets within the first quarter of 2020.

Officer Zayne Rhed was chosen to the the K9 handler. Officer Rhed will be working alongside the dog, and the K9 will stay at Rhed's house when it's not working. Together, they'll do traffic stops, drug busts, and even visit the local schools.

DuBois City Police plan to add a K9 unit to the police department, but they need your help to raise money for the dog first!

According to DuBois City Police Chief Blaine Clark, the dog will, among other things, help find illegal narcotics.

Although it's main goal will be to help find drugs, the dog will also be trained for search and rescue.

They're hoping to have the dog out on the streets within the first quarter of 2020.

Officer Zayne Rhed was chosen to the the K9 handler. Officer Rhed will be working alongside the dog, and the K9 will stay at Rhed's house when it's not working. Together, they'll do traffic stops, drug busts, and even visit the local schools.

DuBois City Police plan to add a K9 unit to the police department, but they need your help to raise money for the dog first!

According to DuBois City Police Chief Blaine Clark, the dog will, among other things, help find illegal narcotics.

Although it's main goal will be to help find drugs, the dog will also be trained for search and rescue.

They're hoping to have the dog out on the streets within the first quarter of 2020.

Officer Zayne Rhed was chosen to the the K9 handler. Officer Rhed will be working alongside the dog, and the K9 will stay at Rhed's house when it's not working. Together, they'll do traffic stops, drug busts, and even visit the local schools.

Breast Cancer with Penn Highlands DuBois - Contact - Oct. 24, 2019

Breast Cancer with Penn Highlands DuBois - Contact - Oct. 24, 2019

Breast Cancer with Penn Highlands DuBois - Contact - Oct. 24, 2019