Reynoldsville Borough Council meets and approves advertising its 2024 budget

The Reynoldsville Borough Council met in regular session on November 20. With Council members William Cebulskie, Kyle Gordon, and Nichole Walk absent, Zach Garmin chaired the meeting. Following a 40 minute executive session on legal issues, the council started the agenda with public comments. The first to speak was Sam Shaginaw, who began by praising…

Imagination gets a boost at CG Johnson. An article by Peggy Zortman.

Recently the First Class Children’s Foundation presented EVERY child at C G Johnson Elementary School in Reynoldsville with an Imagination Box. The children (kindergarten through fourth grades) gathered in the gym with their Imagination Boxes. Before the boxes were to be opened the fourth graders entertained with a lively drum performance to the tune of…

CG Johnson Elementary School in Reynoldsville honors veterans with a special program. An article by Glenn Schuckers

Anyone who has doubts about the patriotism of youth in America had only to visit the C.G. Johnson Elementary School on Jackson Street in Reynoldsville to have those doubts erased. On November 9 the fourth grade students along with all children at the school presented a program honoring America’s veterans. After missing the program during…

Local scout honored

The following is from State Representative Brian Smith’s newsletter:   Congratulations to Jonah Averill of Troop 72 in Reynoldsville for earning the rank of Eagle Scout! To fulfill his community service requirement, Jonah designed and installed an American flag retirement box at Reynoldsville Veterans Memorial Park. U.S. flag code states that “the flag, when it…

Reynoldsville man charged in connection with a missing records case

A Reynoldsville man is facing a charge of tampering with public records. State Police in DuBois report they were contacted by a member of the Reynoldsville Borough Council to report a theft/tampering with public records incident that reportedly occurred inside the borough building. It was alleged that code enforcement records that belonged to the borough…