If and when Ryan James Hardwick of Martinsburg is paroled for his part in the 2015 murder of a Roaring Spring woman, he will not have to pay a fine imposed by Bedford County Judge Travis W. Livengood. The Pennsylvania Superior Court in an opinion last week ruled the prosecution in the case has still […]
The Roaring Spring community is mourning the loss of one of its oldest members. Ethel White, 106, of Roaring Spring, died Dec. 29 at the Lutheran Home at Hollidaysburg with family by her side. White worked for People’s Natural Gas of Altoona before she was hired as a clerk/aide at Roaring Spring Elementary in 1969. […]
PITTSBURGH – A Western Pennsylvania attorney who alleged that proprietary information from his law firm is in the possession of other counsel and that those defendants have refused to return his information to him, is now fighting sanctions levied against him by the defendants.
Ronald O. Reffner Jr., 80, of Roaring Spring, passed away unexpectedly Sunday morning at Conemaugh Nason Medical Center. He was born in Knoxville, Tenn., son of the late R. Otha and G. Irene (Miller) Reffner. On April 22, 1967, he married Judy A. Theys. Surviving are his wife; two daughters, Diane E. Reffner of Commerce, […]
ROARING SPRING A Cove-based nonprofit is trying to ensure that local kids are able to participate in their favorite sports or hobbies, regardless of cost. Originally called Cove Adoptive Families, YES to Kids was founded by Holly Keller in 2009, about three years after she and husband Paul adopted their daughter Araya from Pittsburgh. […]