Looking for a job or hoping to change to a different career? Come to the Penn State DuBois Career Fair tomorrow.

The fair will be from 2 until 3 p.m. in the multipurpose building on campus.

Anna Akintunde from Penn State DuBois explains in the full interview.

Employers from more than 50 companies will be on hand, representing career fields that are thriving in Central Pennsylvania, such as human services, business management, engineering, marketing, and more.

Job seekers are advised to bring copies of their résumé, and dress in business appropriate attire.

The Audubon Society has launched a national Plants for Birds campaign urging Americans to grow one million bird-friendly native plants this year.

Are you a history buff? Just love films? Come to the screening of “The Black Guides of Mammoth Cave” today at 7:30 p.m. at the Reitz Theater in DuBois.

The film tells the true story of five generations of a black family who have worked as guides at Mammoth Cave in Kentucky.

Listen to the full interview with Ed Frank, co-producer of “The Black Guides of Mammoth Cave”, and James Neiger, president of NAFCO.

Boxers are getting ready to duke it out for a great cause! Saturday is the Golden Gloves boxing tournament at the DuBois Country Club, benefitting the WPAL Boxing and Fitness Center. Founder of the WPAL, Aaron Beatty, says its sure to be a special night.

Come out to the Pot O’ Gold Antique Appraisal Fair at the Parkside Community Center in DuBois this Saturday from noon until 5.

Janie Braid, the Drug Free Communities Coalition Coordinator, gave a clear and positive reminder at the end of the night, though. She says that the vast majority of teenagers do not abuse drugs.

A Reynoldsville woman is still recovering from an icy crash in December that left her fighting for her life. Although Nichelle Matthews is doing much better, her family says that it’s been difficult emotionally for all of them.

The Matthews family has organized a spaghetti benefit dinner this Sunday at Luigi’s Villa in DuBois. Nichelle’s sister, Melinda Manning, says it’s about so much more than raising money. Moreso than anything, it's about the support and love during a time when the family feels isolated.

Jessica is a senior at DuBois Central Catholic High School planning to attend PSU Altoona for bio-medical engineering.

She has been President of Student Council, Secretary of the National Honor Society, Yearbook Editor, Mock Trial Team's Plaintiff Attorney, Math Competition Team, Campus Ministry, and Rotary Interact.

Cheyenne works at Mike's Supermarket in Brookville

Democrat Kerith Strano Taylor explains why she will be running in the State House race against Rep. Cris Dush instead of the Congressional race against Glenn GT Thompson.

The Junior Scholastic Challenge is tonight at 6:30 in Hiller Auditorium at Penn State DuBois. The competitions last about 3 hours, with plenty of quick rounds and a break for refreshments before the final few sets of questions.