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Mapping a state plan

Jason Richie, candidate for Pennsylvania lieutenant governor, says economic revival in Western Pennsylvania hinges on expanding energy production, increasing school choice, and reducing government regulation. In an interview during a stop in Warren last week, Richey described growing up in ...

Judge allows evidence to be heard in rape case

A judge is allowing evidence against a Warren man changed with rape of a child to be heard in court. Attorneys representing Dillon T. Gray, 34, had filed two motions seeking to have evidence withheld from court, with Judge Todd Woodin in the Court of Common Pleas ruling Tuesday to deny a ...

Sending U.S. support

Local Blue Star Mothers of Kinzua PA 203 are preparing for their annual breakfast fundraiser to support troops and Veterans on Sunday at the Warren American Legion, located on 412 Pennsylvania Ave., West, from 8 to 10 a.m. Cost is by donation and a 50-50 and a basket raffle will be available. ...

City approves master plan along river

City Council has approved the next step in the redevelopment of the Allegheny Riverfront, voting to hire a consulting firm to create a comprehensive master plan aimed at guiding future investment and design. During a Monday’s council meeting, representatives outlined a proposal to engage a ...

Dynamic Duo: Roots Rising Series brings Queens pair to Warren Saturday

Jerron Paxton and Dennis Lichtman haven’t always performed together. But the combination of their talents can result in beautiful music. The duo will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday as part of the Roots Rising concert series at the Struthers Library TheaterPaxton and Lichtman play with a focus ...

Council tables mid-block crosswalk proposal

City officials are taking a closer look at a proposal to remove a mid-block crosswalk on Pennsylvania Avenue after mixed feedback from local business owners and community members. The ordinance, introduced following concerns raised by pet shop owner Fred Watson, would eliminate the crosswalk ...