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United Way award recipient has ties to area

A commitment to helping others can take many forms — from standing up for working people to serving families in need. At United Way of Chautauqua County’s Salute to Labor dinner recently, James B. McIntyre, the 2026 Joseph H. Mason Award recipient, spoke about the connection between the ...

Race for governor likely to cost more than $80M

Campaign spending and donations toward the race for Pennsylvania governor paint an entirely different picture of races for Warren County’s federal representative and state representative. Gov. Josh Shapiro has spent $66,326,356.86 so far in 2026 while bringing in $40,457,634 in donations. ...

Hospice plans annual memorial service

In recognition of November as Grief Awareness Month, Hospice of Warren County invites the community to its Annual Memorial Service on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church, located at 300 Market St. in Warren. This non-denominational service offers an opportunity to come together ...

Students explore agriculture, entrepreneurship at 3 PillarZ Farm

Students in the Warren Forest Higher Education Council’s Youth Leadership Program explored the connections among agriculture, science, technology, and business during a hands-on session at 3 PillarZ Farm last week. Julie Zajac, executive director of 3 PillarZ Farm, developed the day’s ...

Pennsylvanians urged to replace smoke alarm batteries

As Pennsylvanians prepare to turn back their clocks this weekend, the Shapiro Administration is urging residents to take a few minutes to replace the batteries in their smoke alarms and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms. If you don’t have a smoke or CO alarm, you can request a free smoke alarm from the American Red Cross through the Ready PA website. In 2025, Pennsylvania reported the most home fire deaths in the nation, with 153 fatalities. The U.S. Fire Administration data consistently shows that non‑functioning or absent smoke alarms remain one of the most common factors in fatal home ...

Marching on

The Eisenhower Knights Marching Band was awarded first place in Group 2A with a score of 85.51 at the Tournament of Bands Competition hosted by McGuffy Marching band on Oct. 17. They also received the award for high music. With this score, the Knights were ranked sixth amongst 48 bands in ...