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WASU lists donors to assist youth

The Warren Area Student Union is thankful to all the donors who contributed to the current fundraising campaign. WASU is a 501c3 non-profit charity to serve the youth of Warren County at no cost. Donations may be sent to: WASU, 330 Hickory Street, Warren, PA 16365 ADM Welding & Fabrication, John Anderson Construction, Norma Bankoske, Dennis and Kathleen Benedict, David Berdine, Suzette Berdine, Betts Industries Inc., Martha Betts, John & Deborah Bevevino, Mr and Mrs David A Blair, Susan & Isaac Borland Jr, Diane Brant, Michael & Frances Brennan, Phyllis & George Broadbent, Burns & ...

Community Foundation receives contributions in July

The Community Foundation received $154,645.15 in contributions from these generous donors in the month of July to the following funds held by the Community Foundation: - Alice and David Engle Erie Shriners Children Memorial Fund - Alice Engle. - Be the Light Scholarship Fund - WAHS Class of 2026. - Barbara Ann Parker Summer Music School Fund – Shirley Crone Executor, Barbara Parker Estate. - Crary Home -The Crary Home. - Debra Anderson Furry Friends Fund - Debra Anderson. - Ellie and Wayne Rico Taylor Memorial Scholarship - Ellie Taylor. - Greg Burkett Charitable ...

School board approves plan for former school

The Warren County School District Board unanimously approved Warren County’s renovation plan for the former Youngsville Middle High School building, moving the project one step closer to bringing county services and employment opportunities to the Youngsville community. The plan outlines ...

Longhouse Scenic Drive reopens in time for leaf season

Just in time for peak fall foliage, the Allegheny National Forest has reopened Longhouse Scenic Drive to through traffic, providing visitors with renewed access to one of northwestern Pennsylvania's premier autumn travel destinations. The reopening comes as communities across the region ...

Warren Area Student Union hosts annual haunted house

For more than 25 years, Warren Area Student Union’s (WASU) haunted house has served as a key youth organization for community entertainment, with each generation of students contributing fresh perspectives and individualized creativity to the annual production, allowing the experience to continuously develop new haunts. This year's student body embraced the captivating theme of "School of the Dead," weaving intricate back-stories throughout the experience. Each participant brought their own imaginative flair to the room they selected, creating a uniquely personalized atmosphere that ...