FARMINGTON – The Eisenhower High School marching band is preparing to take its talents to the national stage, traveling to Washington, D.C., for a parade honoring those who have served the country. The trip, scheduled…
Tidioute still seeking answers on water, county explores funding
TIDIOUTE — Questions about testing, public communication and long-term improvements to Tidioute’s water treatment system remain as residents continue to…
Local veteran center expands, tackles housing shortage
The Allegheny Valley Veterans Center, located in the former Allegheny Valley Elementary School building offers supportive housing for veterans first…
November brings open bids for Youngsville’s Fairmont Plaza
YOUNGSVILLE - Bidding for the Fairmont Plaza community project will open on November 2, according to a joint development update…
Pennsylvania American Water marks milestone for customer assistance program
This fall, Pennsylvania American Water marks the 35th anniversary of its low-income assistance program – H2O Help to Others. Since…
State to Invest $950,000 to help volunteer fire companies fight wildfires
The Shapiro Administration will invest up to $950,000 in volunteer fire companies to help protect rural communities from wildfires. The…
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Warren wins first
RUSSELL — Dragons get slain in fairytales, but that wasn’t the case Friday night…
Saints, Steelers set for historic game in Paris
While Erie offers outstanding steelhead fishing, many readers also enjoy fishing in neighboring Ohio and New…
Unlocking the chrome
Adult bowling Following are the scores from the Youngsville City League at Valley Bowling Center for…
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Class plans lunch gathering The WHS Class of 1959 will meet for lunch on Thursday at noon at Cornerstone. Spouses and guests are always welcome. Bridge results Last Monday evening at the YMCA, Chick Bello and Pat Fincher came in first with Laurie Curren and Richard Woodruff in second in Bridge. Jo Simonsen placed…
Our Opinion
Our opinion: Senators’ partnership has some plusses
As the state and nation gears for the midterm elections, there’s one location where divisiveness between parties is not evident. That is right here in Pennsylvania. U.S. Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick “have forged a rare bipartisan partnership,” Spotlight Pa. reported earlier this year. The Republican and Democrat from a politically important state…
The state Fish and Boat Commission and the state Game Commission should absolutely consolidate as many…
Our opinion: Remember boaters, anglers and hunters
After a year of planning, Warren County officials have a plan for the former Youngsville High…
Our opinion: Time to find common ground on Youngsville school
Let us say up front that we hope the day never comes when Warren General Hospital…
Our opinion: State needs option for rural hospitals
Community
The mighty mantis makes an appearance
Youngsville Life: Halloween, craft events coming up
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Sugar Grove man indicted by federal grand jury on child porn possession
A Sugar Grove resident has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Erie on charges of violating federal child sexual exploitation laws. The 11-count indictment named William Kenneth Young, 53, as the sole defendant. According to the indictment, Young received and attempted to receive material depicting the sexual exploitation of a minor between…
Sheffield woman charged by Attorney General with stealing from pharmacy
Nine reported dead after mass shooting in Erie
Health Department notes potential measles exposure at Jamestown hospital
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Letters To Editor
Readers' Speak
Neighborly advice Dear Editor, Lately, I have been thinking about how quickly we have come to see the label before we see the person. Democrat. Republican. Conservative. Liberal. Christian. Nonbeliever. Immigrant. Gay. Straight. We hear a label, see a bumper sticker or read something on social media, and we think we know who that…