For the past several years, Frank Williams and Joshua Jennings have organized an annual 9/11 march from Warren to Starbrick to honor first responders for their bravery and service. While the duo has participated in numerous holiday rucks, this 9/11 tribute stands as their longest journey. A ...
Local musicians, such as Gary Finger, a member of the Kinzua Area Community Band, plan to play “Taps,” the 24-note melody that has honored fallen service members for more than 150 years. Taps Across America is a nationwide tribute dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifice of our ...
The leaders of Overcomers Anonymous, a local faith-based recovery group will have a night of hope and healing, in celebration of recovery at The Crossing Cafe located at 350 Pennsylvania Ave. West, in Warren from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Music will be provided by the local band Timber & Ash. ...
TITUSVILLE – Visit Drake Well Museum and Park for its 42nd Annual Fall Gas Up and experience the engines and equipment that powered Pennsylvania’s oil fields! The event, which is sponsored by the Pioneer Steam and Gas Engine Society, will be held on Saturday, September 12th, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Displays will include antique engines, farm and oil field equipment, tractors, models, and more. Engines ranging in size from small motors used to power washing machines to large oilfield engines that pumped multiple wells will be displayed by members of the Pioneer Steam and Gas Engine ...
Those interested in becoming a Penn State Extension Master Gardener can begin classes in October. The Penn State Extension Master Gardener Program provides horticultural training to interested individuals. To be considered for the Master Gardener training program, visit the https://tinyurl.com/5er4dr5r and complete the online application. Once accepted into the training program, there is a $275 fee for program materials and the manual. Master Gardener trainees complete a minimum of 40 hours in subjects such as: entomology, botany, soil science, pesticide safety, plant propagation, ...
A Youngsville man was jailed Friday on $100,000 bail after allegedly using Facebook Messenger to have lewd and unlawful discussions with an alleged 15-year-old girl. Raymond L. Champlin, 53, of Youngsville was charged first-degree unlawful contact with a minor – sexual offenses; third-degree felony unlawful contact with a minor – open lewdness and third-degree criminal use of a communication facility. He was arraigned Friday by Magisterial District Court Judge Raymond Zydonik, who set bail at $100,000. Champlin was unable to post bail and was taken to the Warren County ...
