Kelly Vantassel began the Youngsville Leek Festival 12 years ago in memory of her husband, Leroy Vantassel. The festival has grown each year. This year the family and festival committee decided to donate half of the proceeds to Hospice Of Warren County in recognition of their commitment to ...
The Community Foundation of Warren County received $6,810 in contributions from donors in April to the following funds held by the Community Foundation: - AnneBelle Bollinger Scholarship Fund: Lee B. Savino - Mark S. Dutchess. Be The Light Scholarship: Shawn O. Walker. - Cindy and Robert Kaemmerer Scholarship Fund: Mark and Christine King, In Honor of Rob Kaemmerer. - Debra Anderson Furry Friends Fund: Debra Anderson. - Mary Edwards Conarro Nursing Scholarship: Tim Conarro and Kathryn Trauner. - Mary Emily and William S. Allen Fund: William S. Allen. - Paula ...
The Warren County Conservation District held their fifth art contest for children in grades K-12. The theme this year was “Soil: Where it all Begins.” There were 97 entries this year. A People’s Choice contest was also held for artwork from March 17 to 31. Prizes and ribbons for ...
Creativity has a way of connecting people which in turn, makes a community a better place for all. Jennifer Bliss and Erin Wallace have a vision of creating a community where everyone can come together to create and enjoy arts and culture. Three years in the making, a local arts agency is ...
A Warren County Constable and Sheffield's code enforcement officer has been fined nearly $90,000 by the state after using his office to dismiss ordinance charges in order to obtain ownership of property. The state Ethics Commission issued a decision Wednesday fining Young $87,900 in a treble penalty as well as two additional $1,000 fines for not filling out required Statement of Financial Interest forms for 2021 and 2022 as constable; for 2020-2023 for his position as Sheffield and Pleasant code enforcement officer; and 2022-2024 for his position as Glade Township code enforcement ...
Warren County officials say public hearings will be held before any proposed regulations on data centers are finalized, responding to growing community concerns about water usage, infrastructure demands and potential future development. During Wednesday’s Warren County Commissioners meeting, local resident Piper VanOrd, owner of Allegheny Outfitters, urged county leaders to ensure residents have opportunities to weigh in as officials draft a proposed data center ordinance. “I’m not trying to be alarmist, but there is concern,” VanOrd told commissioners. VanOrd requested ...
