A long-planned effort to transform Warren’s riverfront into a destination for recreation, tourism and downtown commerce is moving closer to reality, with city officials and project partners preparing to unveil more details to the community…
Five House Dems call for regular inspections of firearm dealers
Five House Democrats are calling for the state to perform regular inspections of firearms dealers throughout the state and require…
Despite Sandusky motion, Tuesday court hearing will proceed with Skerda presiding
Jerry Sandusky has withdrawn the portion of his pending post-conviction petition based on the recantation of a man identified at…
A path to ‘recovery’
A faith-based recovery support group that began in Russell is expanding to Sugar Grove, offering a place for people facing…
Watson Home winners
Residents of the Watson Memorial Home recently took part in the Warren County Fair and won a number of awards.…
NPRC, Lutheran Home at Kane and UPMC Kane partnering in education
KANE, Pa. – According to a recent study by AARP, an estimated 63 million American adults provide ongoing care to…
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Significant setbacks
The Warren High boys football team dropped their first game of the season by…
LAKEWOOD, N.Y. — Behind three birdies, Tim Sandberg shot a 35 to lead the Youngsville Senior…
Golf leagues
CLARION — The Warren girls volleyball team is off to a strong start to the 2026…
Warren volleyball posts win Thursday
Be like Mickey Mantle
Local News Briefs
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Bridge league results The Warren bridge league announces results from Aug. 17 to 24. — Monday Night Duplicate bridge at the YMCA, first, Russ Kelley and Bill Kuppinger; second, Laurie Curren and Richard Woodruff. — Tuesday Woman’s Club bridge, first, Marge Neel; second, Bill Massa. — Thursday Woman’s Club bridge, first, Carol Stone; second,…
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Youngsville Life
Bridge Club lists results Game results for the Warren Bridge Club recently were listed for the…
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Editor's Note: Please email community news to Colette Nelson at Colettenel.ypl@gmail.com by Wednesday of each week…
Youngsville Life: Gearing for book sale
Our Opinion
Our opinion: Acknowledging U.S. worker contributions
As this year's Labor Day observance approaches, America's workers, traditionally part of the "cement" that holds this country together, are concerned increasingly about what effects robots and Artificial Intelligence will have on their work lives - and lives in general — going forward. And, that worry is destined to continue, although "people in the…
The 50 percent tariffs announced Monday by President Donald Trump on all cars, trucks, automotive parts…
Other Voices: Americans, Canadians are losers in escalating trade wars
Numbers matter more than rhetoric. That's especially the case when it comes to the rising cases…
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Last week’s Warren Redevelopment Authority meeting makes clear something we’ve long suspected - that it is…
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Common wildflower thrives in cooler temps
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Art Trail ready for Labor Day ‘journey’
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Tough Mideast lessons Dear Editor, Anti-Zionism. Don’t fall for the propaganda. Don’t fall for the threats. It does not mean anti-Semitism. Anti-Zionism does not mean you are anti-Jewish. It has taken years, but the propaganda machine has been extremely effective. And it is a difficult thought process to change. This is the message that…