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Clarendon man charged after flag football fight

A Clarendon man has been flagged by Warren city police officers for a first-degree felony after what witnesses saw was a violent hit during a flag football game Oct. 19. Andrew Kerr, 31, was charged Sunday with first-degree felony aggravated assault, recklessly endangering another person and ...

Fair Queen Visits Harrisburg

Photo submitted to the Times Observer State Sen. Scott Hutchinson, left, recently welcomed Alexis Stec, 2025 Warren County Fair Queen, to the state Capitol. Stec will go on to compete for the title of 2026 Pennsylvania State Fair Queen in Hershey in January.

Rapp blasts Dems treatment of Fairness in Women’s Sports Act

The Senate version of the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act did not receive a vote in the state House of Representatives Health Committee last week. Rep. Kathy Rapp, R-Warren and minority chairperson of the House Health Committee, was not happy about the bill’s referral to the state House ...

Strong finish for Ike marching band

The Eisenhower Knights Marching Band finished their competitive season with an eighth place finish at the Tournament of Bands Atlantic Coast championships held at Hershey stadium on Sunday. The band would like to thank all of their season sponsors and also invite the community to attend their ...

Voting reminders issued by state

Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt encouraged Pennsylvanians planning to vote at the polls in person to review the comprehensive voter information at vote.pa.gov ahead of today’s election. Schmidt also reminded Pennsylvanians that unofficial results from the Commonwealth’s 67 ...

After lengthy journey, Meg Harkins lands in Warren and helps others

This article is part of the “Meet Your Neighbor Monday” series, highlighting the stories of individuals who make Warren County a special place to live. If you have a suggestion for a person to profile, email jrex@timesobserver.com. Before making Warren her permanent home, Meg Harkins was ...