Dr. Seuss may have been the master at imparting life lessons with his own whimsical style. In his book, “Oh, The Places You’ll Go,” he wrote, “You’re off to Great Places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting, So... get on your way!” It sounds like a simple concept, but ...
Commercial development may be coming to Conewango Township near the intersection of Market Street and Jackson Run Road, but what and when is still up in the air. The Warren County Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a request for rezoning of eight properties during a ...
After decades in the community, Tuesday marked the last day of operation for the Warren Perkins. The restaurant has been embroiled in its corporate parent’s bankruptcy since July. One of over 20 restaurants owned by 5171 Campbell Land Co., Inc. based in Meadville, the future of the Warren Perkins has ping-ponged back and forth as the parties work through the bankruptcy process. Now, Campbell is looking to sell over half of its restaurants. Those prospective sales are outlined in several filings with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. While ...
The county will receive slightly more in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds in the upcoming federal fiscal year. Grants Administrator Lorri Dunlap said during a public hearing on Wednesday that the county’s allocation for federal fiscal year 2019-2020 is $241,490, up $1,200 from last year. She explained that projects have to “comply with one of three national objectives” of the CDBG program - to benefit low to moderate income individuals, address blight or assist with disaster response - and explained that the money “can be used for quite a variety of ...
Additional details about the financial condition of the company that owns the Warren Perkins are emerging. A detailed listing of assets and liabilities of 5171 Campbell Land Co., Inc. — which operates many of the region’s Perkins — was filed on August 9 with the Bankruptcy Court for ...
Perkins in Warren has received a reprieve. Just how long that reprieve will last is less than clear. A stipulation and consent order approved by a federal bankruptcy judge last month identified the Warren Perkins on Ludlow St. as one of 10 of 27 restaurants operated by 5171 Campbell Land Co., Inc. that was to close as part of Campbell’s ongoing bankruptcy efforts. However, amendments to that stipulation approved by the court on August 1 remove three restaurants — Warren included — from the list of restaurants that are to be closed. In addition to the Warren location, ...
