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Tidioute is the birthplace for the Pennsylvania State Championship Fishing Tournament since 1959 and in its 67 years, has grown to become one of the largest multi-species fishing contests in the northwest portion of Pennsylvania. The tournament offers fun for the family from parades, various ...

Two House Dems propose AI guardrails for PA

A pair of state House members are wading into the national artificial intelligence debate, with legislation to be introduced in the coming days proposing safeguards in Pennsylvania. Rep. Melissa Shusterman, D-Chester, and Greg Scott, D-Montgomery, said Monday they are going to introduce ...

Doctors in county ‘endorse’ MMR vaccinations

With at least eight known measles cases in Warren County, area doctors and physicians from Warren General Hospital and Warren Medical Group have released a statement saying they "wholeheartedly endorse" vaccinations. The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Monday that 792 measles ...

Buffalo pair pleads guilty to misdemeanor conspiracy charges

Two Buffalo residents have pleaded guilty to misdemeanor conspiracy charges related to gun purchases in Warren County. Alexander E. Jones, 33, of Buffalo, was charged with six counts of third-degree felony selling or transfer of firearm - false written statement while Julia Rose Carter, 33, of Buffalo, was charged with 12 counts of third-degree felony materially false written statement – purchase, delivery, transfer of firearm; 12 counts of loans on, or lending, giving firearms prohibited; and 12 counts of statement under penalty. Jones was also charged with six counts of loans ...

Eisenhower Homecoming Court

The 2026 Eisenhower Homecoming Court is pictured. In row one are: Camdyn Black, Katie Upton, Samantha Anderson, Caitlyn Pikna, Kendyll Tome, Paisley Lawson, Kinzlea Chase, Izzy Grosch, and Lilly Tarr. Row two: Alex Vanguilder, Carson Ferman, Oliver Boozer, Austin Hanson, Bryce Coleson, Gavin ...

State participates in suicide prevention roundtable

WORMLEYSBURG — The Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) and the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) hosted a suicide prevention roundtable at the American Legion State Headquarters to discuss the ongoing suicide epidemic among veterans and highlight critical support available to help Pennsylvania’s over 650,000 veterans, active service members, and their families. Both women and men who served in the military face a higher risk of dying by suicide; specifically suicide by firearm where female veterans have a 144 percent higher chance, ...