Warren's History in Photos
Green Line Bus was the first in Warren. G. G. Green, owner, ran the bus between Starbrick and Warren. After this photo was used in a Northwest Savings Bank advertisement, Mrs. Jerry Parks telephoned the society office to say that the driver of the bus was her husband. The bus, which also ran to Youngsville, was in use earlier than stated in the ad.
Warren Players will give artful gift to community
Warren Players, the resident amateur theater company of the historic Struthers Library Theatre, has announced the cast of “Our Christmas Gift To You”, three one-act plays by three time Pulitzer Prize winner Thornton Wilder, performed as Reader’s Th
» Full StorySt. Nick will have a busy schedule
Santa will be busy this year with two locations in Warren for children to visit with him.
Santa House for visits from preschool and school groups (through first grade) will be held at the Warren County YMCA. More than 700 children are exp
Myers’ art featured at Youngsville Co-Op
Featured Artists for the Local Artist Co-Op Allegheny Artistry 106 E. Main St, Youngsville, are Dr Charles and J. Lynne Myers. It was said by St. Francis of Assisi that “He who works with his hands is a laborer, He who works with his hand and his hea
» Full StoryLocals in ‘Nutcracker’ at Reg Lenna
By LAUREN VOKISH
lvokish@timesobserver.com
Several Warren County students will participate in the Chautauqua Regional Youth Ballet’s 13th Annual production of the “Nutcracker”at the Reg Lenna Civic Center in Jamestown this Dec
Vintage shots of Warren
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TCCS at WCCS
Villa Maria at Eisenhower
Eisenhower at Sheffield
ecc/shef boys
Prep at Warren
Central Tech at Warren
Northwestern at Youngsville
Ike vs. Titusville
