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Zonta Club of Warren Presents Scholarships

The Zonta Club of Warren recently presented three $1,500 scholarships. Erin Wallace, chair of the scholarship committee presented the checks. Recipient Alexis Stec will attend Bloomsburg University with the goal of becoming a successful athletic trainer. Specifically, Stec plans to help injured young women playing softball. As the 2025 Warren County Fair Queen, Stec said she believes in the importance and impact that supporting local young women has and plans to continue to support local young women through the Warren County Fair Queen program as a local volunteer. Kylie ...

Community Foundation receives May, June contributions

The Community Foundation of Warren County received $13,835 in contributions from donors in June to the following funds held by the Community Foundation: - Allegheny Valley Veterans Fund - Allegheny Valley Veterans Center - AnneBelle Bollinger Scholarship Fund - Lee B. Savino. - David and Alice Engle Memorial Fund - Gregory and Pamela Bonace-Lyle. - Debra Anderson Furry Friends Fund - Debra Anderson. - Kids in Need Fund - Jan Kennerknecht, Blackhawk Neff, Deiss & Halmi Engineering Inc., Schultz of Warren, Whirley, InScale PC, Tidioute Community Charter School, Johnsons Tire ...

Legislator proposes ban on AI to regulate gas prices

No one has accused Pennsylvania gas station operators from using artificial intelligence to help set gas prices. A state lawmaker wants to keep it that way. Rep. Melissa Shusterman, D-Paoli, is circulating a co-sponsorship memorandum for legislation that would prevent the use of artificial ...

RDA to revisit Pennsylvania Avenue proposal Wednesday

The future of the long-vacant building at 231-237 Pennsylvania Avenue West will once again take center stage when the Warren Redevelopment Authority meets Wednesday, July 22, at 1 p.m. The property is listed under old business on the authority’s agenda, with Warren Heritage Community Alliance representative Ron Peterson scheduled to address the board as discussions continue over whether the historic structure should be redeveloped or demolished. The meeting follows the authority’s decision at its previous special meeting to decline awarding a demolition contract, effectively ...

Warren library to present program featuring Archibald Family

The story of the Archibald family — woven through early basketball history, Warren County sports, and the rise of professional librarianship — once shone brightly in the Warren Public Library Children’s Department. It was there that Elizabeth “Betty” Butcher (later Archibald) and Olive Archibald (later Huff) began their influential careers as librarians in the years before World War II. The Warren Public Library will present a special program celebrating this legacy on Friday, July 31, at 10:30 a.m. in the Slater Room. Registration is required. The presentation will highlight ...