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City Council to revisit downtown crosswalk removal

The Warren City Council will consider changes to a downtown crosswalk and new rules for naming city-owned facilities at its monthly regular meeting this evening. In a proposed ordinance involving the 200 block of Pennsylvania Avenue West, council will consider removing the existing mid-block crosswalk in that area and establishing a disability parking space along the south curb of the same block. The ordinance was reviewed at last month’s meeting, but was tabled at last month’s meeting after receiving mixed responses from several local businesses. Council will also review a ...

TCCS Leadership Academy takes trip to Disney

In March, Tidioute Community Charter School students involved with the Leadership Academy traveled to Walt Disney World to participate in the Imagination Campus classes. Sixteen students, five staff and five parents participated in three separate classes in three different Disney Parks. The ...

Warren Gives likely surpassed goal

It appears likely that the 2026 Warren Gives drive raised more money than it did in 2025. How much more will be known in June. More than 100 nonprofit organizations across Warren County were helped by the community during the 14th annual Warren Gives event last Wednesday. Support was raised ...

One dead following standoff in Wrightsville

A standoff involving law enforcement turned deadly on Saturday evening. Erie News Now reports one person died in the incident that lasted more than 12 hours in Wrightsville. That standoff closed Route 958 at a residence near Irvine's Garage. Reports noted that when a rifle was pointed at ...

GOP scholarship winners

The Warren County Republican Party presented two scholarships to graduating seniors at its annual Spring Dinner. Applicants had to display a background of robust work experience and community service. Pictured from left are Eisenhower graduate Alexis Stec, Warren County Republican Secretary ...

Youngsville Life

Please email community news to Colette Nelson at Colettenel.ypl@gmail.com by Wednesday of each week to be included in the Youngsville News section of the Saturday paper. Hessel Valley Lutheran Church will hold a benefit spaghetti dinner on Saturday, May 16, from 3 to 6 p.m. or until sold out to benefit Alisa Clever and her family. Dinners are drive-through, pick-up only and will be served from the bottom of the driveway. Cost is by donation and all of the proceeds go to the family. A little about Alisa in her own words: “Hi my name is Alisa, I am 37 years old, wife and mother ...