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Royal results

The fair queen was named at the Warren County Fair. Cali Chapman won the honor. In the group photo are: Queen Cali Chapman, Runner-up Miranda Gates, Jr. Miss Bristol Beane and Co-Princesses Hazel Gilbert-Wennberg and Andrea Fithian.

Fair history to be on display starting Friday

The Warren County Historical Society will be set up in the demonstration tent at the Warren County Fair on Friday at 1 p.m. Managing director Michelle Gray will share some Warren County History with a touch of fair history. The history of the fair begins in1850, starting in Sugar Grove and ...

Proposed bike law aims for cycle of consistency

Republican Senator Jarrett Coleman is the prime sponsor of a proposal that would make stop signs and red lights function as yields for all Pennsylvania cyclists. This, after current research has found forcing cyclists to stop at intersections often creates unnecessary and dangerous situations for both cyclists and motorists. Pennsylvania law treats pedal bikes the same as vehicles. This means that a biker must come to a full and complete stop at a stop sign or red light regardless if there is any traffic for which to stop. This also means that not stopping, even if waved off by a ...

Langworthy introduces hydropower legislation

U.S. Rep. Nick Langworthy, R-23, and Rep. Kim Schrier, D-08, recently introduced the Fair Licensing for Operations of Water Structures (FLOWS) Act, bipartisan legislation to modernize the federal permitting process for hydropower projects by eliminating unnecessary regulatory burdens, streamlining approvals for routine maintenance, and supporting the next generation of American water energy technologies. Hydropower is America's oldest source of renewable electricity and remains a critical component of the nation's energy portfolio, providing reliable, affordable electricity while ...

Woodland stewardship course to be offered by Extension

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State Extension will offer “Woodland Stewardship: Guided Engagement with Your Land,” an online course designed to teach participants about forests and how to take care of them. In Pennsylvania, private forest landowners own 11.5 million acres, almost 70% of the forests. Research indicates that most woodland owners in Pennsylvania genuinely aim to manage their land responsibly. However, they see their main obstacle as a lack of knowledge and information, according to organizers. The course will open Sept. 16, with five live discussions occurring ...