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One new COVID-19 case in Clinton County

Clinton County added one new case of COVID-19 on Thursday, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Since the outbreak first began there have been 125 total cases of COVID-19 in the county. Of those 110 are confirmed and 15 are probable. So far 2,796 people have tested negative to the virus. Centre County's cases increased by three with 341 considered confirmed and 39 probable, the department said. Lycoming County saw a large increase of 15 with 399 confirmed cases and 27 probable, the department of health said. Statewide, 991 new cases were reported, increasing the ...

Wolf: PIAA can do what they want for fall sports

From Staff Reports Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf remains steadfast in his recommendation to the PIAA that no high school sports in Pennsylvania be held until 2021. During a news conference on Thursday, Wolf was pressed about the strong recommendation that his administration released last week. He said he's not sure what the PIAA could do to change his mind but noted they and school districts can do what they want. "I'm sorry, that's my recommendation. You do what you want, and school districts are going to do what they want," he said. On Tuesday, the PIAA emailed a letter to Wolf ...

One new COVID-19 case in Clinton County

Clinton County added one new case of COVID-19 on Wednesday, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Since the outbreak first began there have been 122 total cases of COVID-19 in the county. Of those 109 are confirmed and 15 are probable. So far 2,765 people have tested negative to the virus. Centre County's cases increased by four with 338 considered confirmed and 39 probable, the department said. Lycoming County saw an increase of four with 383 confirmed cases and 28 probable, the department of health said. Statewide, 849 new cases were reported, increasing the ...

One new COVID-19 case in Clinton County

Clinton County added one new case of COVID-19 on Tuesday, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Since the outbreak first began there have been 121 total cases of COVID-19 in the county. Of those 108 are confirmed and 15 are probable. So far 2,735 people have tested negative to the virus. Centre County's cases increased by one with 334 considered confirmed and 39 probable, the department said. Lycoming County saw an increase of seven with 380 confirmed cases and 27 probable, the department of health said. Statewide, 828 new cases were reported, increasing the total to ...

Two new COVID-19 cases reported in Clinton County

Clinton County added two new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Since the outbreak first began there have been 122 total cases of COVID-19 in the county. Of those 107 are confirmed and 15 are probable. So far 2,720 people have tested negative to the virus. Centre County's cases remain the same at 372. Of those 333 are considered confirmed and 39 probable, the department of health said. Lycoming County saw an increase of eight with 373 confirmed cases and 27 probable, the department said. Statewide, 601 new cases were reported, ...

Gov. Wolf says schools should not conduct fall sports

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf said his administration is recommending that public and private high school sports not be played in the state until next year because of the risk of virus spread. "The guidance is that we are to avoid any congregate settings and that means... anything that helps bring people together is going to help that virus get us. We ought to do everything we can do to defeat that virus. So anytime we get together for any reason that’s a problem because it makes it easier for that virus to spread so the guidance from us, the recommendation is that we don’t do any ...