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Annual Fall Fest to raise funds for students

For about six years, Tidioute Community Charter School has held a Fall Festival and craft show, benefitting the PTO to provide funds for students to attend field trips and other activities throughout the year. The school is located at 241 Main St. in Tidioute. The TCCS Fall Festival event ...

Coats for Kids tradition continues this year

In its 16th year, the Coats for Kids program ran through the Tiona Global Methodist Church has successfully helped children in the Sheffield attendance area with winter wear. This Saturday, 51 children will be given what they need to stay warm throughout the cold winter months including ...

Warren’s Got Talent finale set for Saturday

The Annual Warren’s Got Talent began in early September but due to weather and other scheduled events, the finale show was put on hold. Event coordinator and host Meghan Kelsey said, “Mother Nature may have postponed the finale show, but it couldn’t stop the rock n’ roll!” WGT: ...

Comedy Center preserves I Love Lucy photos, early pilot script

On the 75th anniversary of I Love Lucy’s television premiere, the National Comedy Center said it has acquired hundreds of rare, previously unseen materials related to I Love Lucy’s production. The collection includes hundreds of rare, previously unseen behind-the-scenes photographs, ...

Fuel prices remain high in state, nation

Gas prices are six cents lower in Western Pennsylvania this week at $4.577 per gallon — and around $4.68 in Warren County, according to AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report. Despite the downturn, prices remain the highest they’ve ever been for this time of year. Even though the national average dropped a penny this past week to $4.35, pump prices remain at record highs for autumn. This is the first year the national average has been above $4 per gallon in October. After dipping into the $80 per barrel range for several days, crude oil is back above $90 per barrel. Today’s ...

Sixth-graders honored for honesty after turning in found money

YOUNGSVILLE – Two sixth-graders were recognized for their honesty and good character during a Youngsville Borough Council meeting after finding money and turning it in rather than keeping it. Harper Sweeney and Amaya Crodduck were honored by Youngsville Police Chief Todd Mineweaser, who ...