Whether you are a seasoned collector or a tenderfoot, a significant antique collection of arms to admire will be on display this Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Wilder Museum of Warren County,…
Kinzua Heritage Folk School plans Saturday lesson
The organizers of the Kinzua Heritage Festival have offered artisan and skills workshops to the public at various venues over…
Warren man sentenced to prison in drug case
One of the two Warren men accused of using the U.S. Postal Service to receive illegal drugs has been sentenced…
Lawmaker proposes hunters to vote on start of deer season
A state lawmaker wants to take the debate over the start of hunting season out of the state Capitol and…
Senate panel backs bill to ensure medical cannabis access for terminally ill
Ryan Bartell was 40, a teacher who worked with autistic children, when he entered a hospital experiencing severe but undiagnosed…
State data notes students feel safer in schools
A statewide survey of more than 267,000 Pennsylvania students shows that investments under the Shapiro-Davis Administration in youth mental health…
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Local Sports
Senior Night sweep
RUSSELL — The Eisenhower Knights defeated the Kane Wolves in straight sets Monday night…
Warren tennis season winds down
ERIE — Warren’s girls tennis team started its week on a good note as the Dragons…
Dragons earn 3-2 win over Mercyhurst Prep in Region 2
It was a tough night for the Eisenhower soccer teams Monday night as the boys lost…
Rough Monday for Knights soccer
Local News Briefs
Briefs
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: Skill games debacle is legislature’s doing
If there is one thing everyone in Pennsylvania can agree on, it is that a decision needs to be made one or another on skill games that are found in social clubs and businesses throughout the state. Of course, we can’t agree on that decision, hence the stalemate on the issue with a court-imposed…
Quietly, the city of Warren is taking action that could benefit the rest of the county.…
Our opinion: A way to help resolve EMS crisis
Editor’s corner: In troubled waters, border partners focus on lakes
AI is a trending and fantastic tool. From schools, government to private industry many are taking…
Our opinion: Finding growing concerns with AI
Community
Marching band honors
St. Joseph’s win trophies, medals at Meadville invitational
Hi-Ed offers free ‘Creating a Dementia-Friendly Home’ class
Animals, too, celebrate the fall harvest
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
Barbara A. (Perschke) Wilson
Edward C. Kraemer
H. Peter Block
John Clinger
Letters To Editor
Readers' Speak
Who’s at the wheel? Dear Editor, Have any of you witnessed, like I have, the constant increase of infractions on the streets and sidewalks here in Warren? Vehicles roll through stop signs, drive through red lights or first slow down and then proceed through without the use of turn signals (mainly in the roundabout)…