Early October is about the time when there is a noticeable difference in sunlight. The sun sets a little earlier in the evening each day, but long before I truly internalize this change, I am struck by the difference in angle and how the changing colors of plants affect how the sunlight ...
Christian group meets Tuesday The Jamestown-Warren Christian Women Village Missions Country Partners will meet at noon Tuesday at the Fluvanna Community Church, 3363 Fluvanna Ave., Jamestown. Guest speaker and music will be by Pastor Tori Jordan. Lunch is $7. Bring a brown bag gift item for exchange. The group is collecting synthetic socks in October and November for the Blue Star Mothers to send to military service personnel overseas. Also the Nov. 10 meeting will include a Christmas craft fair where you may sell your homemade items with 25% of sales donated to Village Missions. ...
Outdoor Club To Kayak Sunday Starting At Kinzua Dam On Sunday, Oct. 11, members of the Allegheny Outdoor Club will kayak from the Kinzua Dam to the Eagles Club in Warren. The group will meet at the Eagles Club on Hemlock Road at 1 p.m. and put kayaks in on the Hemlock side of the Allegheny River. Mark Simpson is the leader for the activity. Bridge league winners announced Winners from the Conewango Club’s Friday game on Oct. 2 were Donna Holding, first, and Rita Mancuso, second. Audubon To Host Camp For Children Ages 4–12 On Oct. 12 The Audubon Community Nature Center will ...
The Eisenhower Knights Marching Band was awarded first place in Group 2A with a score of 81.39 at the Tournament of Bands Competition hosted by Southern Tioga and Wellsboro Marching Bands at Wellsboro High School on Saturday. With this score, the Knights are currently ranked third amongst 40 ...
MEADVILLE - The St. Joseph’s Crusaders Run Club continued its cross country season Friday at the Seton Catholic School Ben Mourer Memorial Invitational. The event on Sept. 25 brought together more than 150 young runners, with 14 representing St. Joseph’s in the K-2, 3-4 and 5-6 ...
Warren Forest Higher Education Council (Hi-Ed) will host “Creating a Dementia-Friendly Home,” on Thursday from 2 to 3 p.m. This is the second class in an Alzheimer’s education series, led by Reyd Martin of Rosecliff by Rouse, who will be sharing her expertise and practical ideas for creating a home environment that supports people living with dementia. The class offers an opportunity for family members, caregivers, and other interested community members to learn ways to make everyday surroundings more comfortable and supportive. Martin brings a wealth of knowledge and experience ...
