Clients are “over the moon” with the friendly service offered at the Moonlight Salon. Jen Betts, owner of Moonlight Salon recently celebrated two years since its June 2024 opening. After working at typical salons over…
Warren man’s motion to withdraw guilty plea denied
A Warren man’s motion to withdraw his guilty plea entered in May in relation to three felony charges related to…
Kindergarten enrollment in county trails expectations
Kindergarten enrollment in the Warren County School District remains below expectations as administrators continue working to register students ahead of…
PennDOT announces proposal to replace for Route 27 bridge
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) invites the public to view the plans for a project to replace the bridge…
Chapman Dam Road work set for next week
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) will be replacing a pipe under Chapman Dam Road in Pleasant Township, Warren County…
County woman honored as Window Keeper
PA Humanities has announced the second group of honorees selected through The Window Keeper: Civic Honors, an ongoing statewide initiative…
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Local News Briefs
Briefs
Community picnic Saturday Elk Township Historical Society will host a community picnic on Saturday at 5 p.m. The event will be held at the Pavilion behind the Former Scandia School or inside the our Community Center, if rain. Barbecue hot dogs and tableware will be provided. Each family is asked to bring a generous…
Editor’s Note: Please email community news to Colette Nelson at Colettenel.ypl@gmail.com by Wednesday of each week…
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The Tidioute Public Library will be having a Dinosaur Stuffies program for kids on July 27…
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Outdoor Club To Hike Sunday In Irvine, Pa. On Sunday, July 19, members of the Allegheny…
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Our Opinion
Our view: Rising rates keep shocking customers
Across Pennsylvania, rising rates for electricity are creating problems for numerous households. This week, the Altoona Mirror reported, a progressive new campaign, dubbed Building a Brighter PA, brought a call for protections to lower consumer electric bills while generating more power from renewable energy sources. "Electric generation rates have also increased between 18%-52%, depending…
Another slate of animal abuse charges in Warren County will, we hope, send a needed message…
Our opinion: An important animal message
We’re honestly a bit surprised that the state Supreme Court has overturned nearly 100 years of…
Our opinion: Game wardens’ job just got harder
Four years ago, a freshman at Warren Area High School may have read an editorial in…
Our opinion: Why did solar decommissioning bill take four years to pass?
Community
35 Years of Laughs
Recent gifts made to Warren Public Library
Discovering a herd of tree cattle
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Latest News
Search continues for unlawful immigrants who fled from Youngsville police
YOUNGSVILLE - Arrest warrants have been issued for two people from Georgia wanted after fleeing from a traffic stop Saturday at 9:30 p.m. on Route 6. Youngsville police officers pulled a vehicle over for an equipment violation involving a vehicle registered in the state of Ohio. The officer made contact with five people inside…
31 animals seized in Youngsville neglect case
Code Purple declared by state for region's air quality
Warren County boys defeated in District 3 title game
Obituaries
Patricia A. Hicks
Patricia Ann Hicks, 62, of Irvine, PA, passed away on Tuesday July 28, 2026, in her daughter’s home in Russell, PA, surrounded by her loving family, after an extended illness. Family will receive friends from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm on Friday July 31, 2026, at the Donald E. Lewis Funeral Home Inc. Graveside…
John Oshany
James M. Lopez
John W. Trisket Sr.
Letters To Editor
Letters to the editor
Dear Editor, Whatever the future holds for skill games doesn’t change the current reality for Pennsylvania charities. As we watch the continued skill games debate in Pennsylvania, something must be made clear: whatever the future holds for skill games doesn’t change the current reality for charitable clubs. Our Moose lodges were already struggling, and…