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Ann Wilson, lead singer in rock band Heart, to perform in Warren

One of the most recognizable voices in rock music will perform at the Struthers Library Theatre in September. Ann Wilson, the voice behind Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Heart as well as Tripsitter, will perform at 8 p.m. Sept. 30 in Warren. The concert is sponsored by Whirley ...

UPDATE: State Police find missing man

Pennsylvania State Police in Warren issued a news release today stating they are attempting to locate a man who the family says is missing. The man was located later Wednesday afternoon. Anthony S. Richards is 47, 6-foot-2, 220 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. He was operating a ...

Gas prices surge 43 cents in 3 days

It was a nice break while it lasted. After a two-week break, gas prices shot up 43 cents a gallon over the weekend in Western Pennsylvania, reaching $4.654 a gallon, according to the AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report. Prices are even higher in Warren at $4.694 a gallon. Warren's gas price, typically the highest in ths tate, is second behind Greensburg's $4.695, with Latrobe tied with Warren, followed closely by Beaver at $4.685 and Washington at $4.684. After ticking down for nearly two weeks, gas prices are going back up again with the national average seeing a 34-cent hike in ...

On the record

C. WARREN COUNTY – DISTRICT JUDGE RAYMOND ZYDONIK Harassment. Neil A. Ramsey Jr., 79, of Tidioute was charged with harassment - subject other to physical contact May 1 by State Police at Warren after an alleged incident April 24 in Sheffield Township. Disorderly Conduct. Trent Harless, 20, of Warren was charged with disorderly conduct engaging in fighting April 30 by Warren City Police after an alleged incident April 18 in Warren. N. WARREN COUNTY – DISTRICT JUDGE LAURA BAUER Retail theft. Brittany L. Chemlovski, 35, of Warren was charged with taking merchandise May 4 by ...

Library events feature Mother’s Day Tea, soap-making class

The Warren Public Library has announced two upcoming community events in May, offering residents opportunities to celebrate literature, creativity and hands-on learning. On Saturday, the library will host a Mother’s Day Tea and Book Discussion from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Jefferson Room. Open to girls ages 10 and up as well as adult women, the event will feature a discussion of “Little Women” by Louisa May Alcott. Attendance is free, though advance registration is required due to limited seating. “We selected ‘Little Women’ because it’s a classic American novel and ...

Prom with Purpose

Caring for Life’s annual “Mom Prom” is more than a good time had by ladies reminiscing about high school; this prom has a purpose that is near and dear to its board members for the children they help year-round. One of the organization’s biggest fundraisers of the year, Caring for ...