Two local kids got a big surprise when a pink fire truck came to visit them from the other side of the state. 7-year-old Lyndsay and 11-year-old Brayden are both battling cancer.

Matt Strouse from the Punxsutawney Fire Department asked the non-profit group Pink Heals to drive their brightly colored truck from Easton, PA to Punxsutawney on Saturday.

Two local kids got a big surprise when a pink fire truck came to visit them from the other side of the state. 7-year-old Lyndsay and 11-year-old Brayden are both battling cancer.

Matt Strouse from the Punxsutawney Fire Department asked the non-profit group Pink Heals to drive their brightly colored truck from Easton, PA to Punxsutawney on Saturday.

Two local kids got a big surprise when a pink fire truck came to visit them from the other side of the state. 7-year-old Lyndsay and 11-year-old Brayden are both battling cancer.

Matt Strouse from the Punxsutawney Fire Department asked the non-profit group Pink Heals to drive their brightly colored truck from Easton, PA to Punxsutawney on Saturday.

Congratulations to our DuBois high school and middle school robotics team! They just won the BEST Robotics competition that was held at Penn State DuBois on Saturday.

The competition challenges students to create a robot to solve a real-world problem, which changes each year. This time, they had to design a robot that could repair a power grid and electrical lines after a natural disaster.

Michael Steiner, the founder of the nationwide BEST Robotics program, has been consistently impressed with all of the participants.

Congratulations to our DuBois high school and middle school robotics team! They just won the BEST Robotics competition that was held at Penn State DuBois on Saturday.

The competition challenges students to create a robot to solve a real-world problem, which changes each year. This time, they had to design a robot that could repair a power grid and electrical lines after a natural disaster.

Michael Steiner, the founder of the nationwide BEST Robotics program, has been consistently impressed with all of the participants.

Congratulations to our DuBois high school and middle school robotics team! They just won the BEST Robotics competition that was held at Penn State DuBois on Saturday.

The competition challenges students to create a robot to solve a real-world problem, which changes each year. This time, they had to design a robot that could repair a power grid and electrical lines after a natural disaster.

Michael Steiner, the founder of the nationwide BEST Robotics program, has been consistently impressed with all of the participants.

DuBois is playing host to a statewide conference for the Pennsylvania Association of Chamber Professionals.

Jodi August, the director of our Greater DuBois Area Chamber of Commerce, says many businesspeople from across PA will be staying in DuBois today and tomorrow for the conference.

Because of the conference, the DuBois Chamber office will operate on limited hours today and Friday, and it will be completely closed on Thursday.

We're proud to show off our beautiful city to the Chamber of Commerce guests this week!

DuBois is playing host to a statewide conference for the Pennsylvania Association of Chamber Professionals.

Jodi August, the director of our Greater DuBois Area Chamber of Commerce, says many businesspeople from across PA will be staying in DuBois today and tomorrow for the conference.

Because of the conference, the DuBois Chamber office will operate on limited hours today and Friday, and it will be completely closed on Thursday.

We're proud to show off our beautiful city to the Chamber of Commerce guests this week!

DuBois is playing host to a statewide conference for the Pennsylvania Association of Chamber Professionals.

Jodi August, the director of our Greater DuBois Area Chamber of Commerce, says many businesspeople from across PA will be staying in DuBois today and tomorrow for the conference.

Because of the conference, the DuBois Chamber office will operate on limited hours today and Friday, and it will be completely closed on Thursday.

We're proud to show off our beautiful city to the Chamber of Commerce guests this week!

You might have been excited to earn airline miles or points when you signed up for your credit card, but when was the last time you used them or even checked to see how many points you had racked up?

Bankrate's Ted Rossman says these points are worth real month. However, about half of people who participate in airline and hotel rewards programs let them expire.

Rossman says, "The average person who has airline miles has about $350. For hotel points, about $230, and credit card points, about $160 apiece."

If you use them, the expiration date generally gets reset. If you don't use them, you'll end up losing out.