Express Community Newspaper Office at 9-11 W. Main St. in downtown Lock Haven is temporarily closed today, Tuesday, Nov. 16. Due to an issue with the heating system, the office will be closed until noon today, Nov. 16. Staff are not available for phone calls until after the office opens. We ask for our customers' patience as we work to resolve the situation. Staff are working from home and checking their emails.
LOCK HAVEN – Jamie Lynn Jackson, 36, formerly of East Bald Eagle Street, Lock Haven, was pronounced dead at Lock Haven Hospital at 12:48 p.m. this afternoon following a medical emergency, according to a joint statement posted Sunday evening to Crimewatch by Clinton County District Attorney ...
A freeze warning is in effect from midnight tonight to 9 a.m. Wednesday throughout much of Central Pennsylvania The National Weather Service said sub-freezing temperatures as low as 30 are expected in Clinton, Centre, Potter, Lycoming and surrounding counties. "Freeze conditions will kill sensitive vegetation," forecasters warned. "This will likely bring and end to the growing season."
MILL HALL - Students and staff at Central Mountain Middle School were evacuated Monday morning due to an "unforeseen emergency." Keystone Central School District Superintendent Jacquelyn Martin, in a release, said the emergency was due to an unexpected death of a support staff member. State ...
MILL HALL - Due to flash flooding in Clinton County, students at the Keystone Central School District will be dismissed early today, Thursday. Superintendent Jacquelyn Martin made the announcement at 9 a.m. this morning. Martin released the following statement: "Due to flash flooding in many areas in Clinton County KCSD will be having an early dismissal "Elementary students will be dismissed at 10 am. "High School student drivers will dismiss at 10:45. "MS & HS - approximately 11:15 with parent pick up at 11 am. "All after school activities have been cancelled. "Staff ...
LOCK HAVEN - Beginning Monday, Sept. 13 at 8 a.m., all Clinton County government buildings will require all guests, regardless of vaccination status, to wear a mask inside buildings. This policy change comes as a result of increased cases within the county, poor countywide vaccination rates, and the threat of COVID19 variants, the commissioners announced In addition to the required masking for all guests, the county will also continue to require non-vaccinated employees to wear a mask when moving about in buildings or meeting with the public. The updated policy will also ...
