With prom season approaching, officials gathered Thursday at Warren Area High School to teach students that the choices they make behind the wheel can have life-or-death consequences. The program, titled “Choose Your Ride,” was led by representatives from the Pennsylvania Department of ...
State Rep. Kathy L. Rapp, R-Warren, doesn’t agree with a recent Pennsylvania court decision stating the state's constitution guarantees a right to abortion. The ruling by a divided seven-judge panel of the appellate-level Commonwealth Court is a major victory for Planned Parenthood and ...
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. Asha Waterstreet has quickly become a community asset in ...
A Columbus man sentenced to at least 7.5 years in prison won’t have his sentence reconsidered. Attorneys representing Ronald Rastetter, 73, had filed a motion asking Judge Todd Woodin to reconsider Rastetter’s sentence of 7.5 to 15 years in prison after Rastetter pleaded to a pair of ...
City Council unanimously approved plans for a large-scale mural installation at its latest meeting, advancing a project leaders say will highlight the community’s history while energizing downtown. The proposal calls for a 40-foot-wide by 44-foot-high mural to be painted on the east wall of ...
Residents on the southside of Warren were left with surprises this week under their recycling bins, as if visited by the Recycling Fairy. What was left behind was not what they were expecting to find. It was their old pizza boxes. The very same ones they put out with the recycling that ...