There is something happening all day long in downtown Warren on Saturday, October 3rd. Come downtown, shop locally, enjoy great food and drinks, participate in the activities, and celebrate fall with friends and family. The…
Sheffield man’s sentence lengthened by five months
A Sheffield man has been found guilty of violating his probation and has had his sentence lengthened by five months.…
City seeks public input on downtown riverfront redevelopment name
The City of Warren is asking residents and the public to help choose a name for its planned Downtown Riverfront…
Hi-Ed Youth leadership program kicks off with 20 students
Twenty students began the Warren Forest Higher Education Council’s Youth Leadership Program with a kickoff session at Hi-Ed. Throughout the…
Double the Catch: second of Tidioute’s annual back to back fishing tournaments is Saturday
Fishing the Allegheny River in Tidioute offers one of the best public launches in the county boasting about a great…
Attorney General’s office files lawsuit against Idaho spotted lanternfly business
HARRISBURG – Attorney General Dave Sunday’s office has filed a lawsuit against an Idaho man and his business for allegedly…
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Local Sports
Romanosky saves Senior Night
WARREN — On Wednesday, the Warren girls tennis team picked up a big 4-1…
Blanked in 2nd half
Shippee off to states; Palmieri ends career
PORT ALLEGHENY — Behind Rever Caudill’s two first-half goals, the Eisenhower boys soccer team posted a…
Caudill helps Ike boys post soccer win
Local News Briefs
Briefs
Audubon Photography Club To Meet Oct. 3 The Audubon Photography Club will meet from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Audubon Community Nature Center. A brief presentation is offered at the end to help develop nature photography skills. To be included in September’s slideshow, by Wednesday, Sept. 30, submit five photos…
Our Opinion
Our opinion: Finding growing concerns with AI
AI is a trending and fantastic tool. From schools, government to private industry many are taking advantage of the technology to improve products and learning. Within the last month, however, warnings from the artificial-intelligence industry have revived debate over whether advanced AI models could escape human control and threaten humanity. The CEO of Anthropic…
The questions Warren City Council members asked recently about Warren Worx are good ones. Council members…
Our opinion: Council’s Warren Worx questions are warranted
No one wants to see Pennsylvania become New York with the heavy-handedness of the Empire State’s…
Our opinion: Find a middle ground on health proposal
The city of Warren’s public safety leadership is in a state of flux with the retirements…
Our opinion: A time of change for city public safety
Community
Briefs
Allegheny Outdoor Club To Hike Sunday At Hearts Content On Sunday, Oct. 4, members of the Allegheny Outdoor Club will hike at Hearts Content on the Toms Run Trail. The hike will be about 4 miles of moderate difficulty. The group will meet at Musante Street in Warren at 1:30 p.m. or at the…
Scouts visit Corning Museum of Glass
Pine Grove Lions Club to hold broom sale Saturday
Briefs
Latest News
Health Department notes potential measles exposure at Jamestown hospital
JAMESTOWN -- The Chautauqua County Health Department is notifying the community about possible measles exposures at the UPMC Chautauqua Emergency Department, 207 Foote Ave., Jamestown. People who tested positive for measles were at the hospital during these times: Saturday, September 26, from 9:00 p.m. through Sunday, September 27, at 1:00 a.m. Tuesday, September 29,…
Police still looking for suspect in Eldred Township burglary attempt
PennDOT announces proposal to repair two county roads
Crews respond to Market St. crash
Obituaries
Jake A. Lindell
Jake A. Lindell, 68, of Youngsville, PA, passed away on Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at Allegheny General Hospital. A complete obituary will be announced through the Nelson Funeral Home & Cremation Services, in Youngsville, when available.
Frankie Jean (Devereaux) Lundmark
Ardelle Conroy
Gay Mack
Letters To Editor
Readers' Speak
Threats this election Dear Editor, Both parties have vulnerabilities as the midterms draw near. For the Republicans, it's the conflict with Iran. This has driven up fuel costs as well as the cost of products delivered by using fuel. It's gone on for months. Of course, President Trump has secured the border and reduced…