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Historical Society planning Saturday open house

Elk Township Historical Society will host its first open house of the year on Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. It is located in the former Scandia School, at the four corners in Scandia. The building houses a restored 1800s classroom and a museum of early life in Elk Township. It has been cleaned ...

Caring Results

Customer appreciation month was a big success at The Arbor Coffee House in downtown Warren. The Pay it Forward campaign, in partnership with many local businesses and generous individuals, culminated with a final count of 236 drinks purchased for teachers, 287 for first responders and 212 ...

County students shine in poetry event

Four Warren County Students recently placed in the WPSU Poetry Contest, showcasing their creativity. In the kindergarten to second-grade band, second-grade student from Warren Area Elementary Center, Adley Brown, was awarded first place for her poem called The Summer Forest. "I came up ...

Briefs

Class of 1959 meets The WHS Class of 1959 will meet for lunch on Thursday at noon at the Cornerstone. Spouses and guests are always welcome.

Police seek public's help in kitten cruelty case

Pennsylvania State Police at Warren are seeking the public's help in a cruelty to animals case. At 6:45 p.m. May 4, troopers responded to 3435 Glade Township for a report of a kitten having been thrown from a moving vehicle while tied inside a black, disposable bag. The kitten, approximately 6 to 8 weeks of age, was unharmed. The person who witnessed the event said the vehicle was a white, single cab Chevrolet pickup truck with no registration plate and visible rust on the body of the truck. It was traveling north on Conewango Avenue and allegedly operated by a black, non-Hispanic ...

State seeks federal support after crop freeze

Gov. Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding visited Cherry Hill Orchards in Lancaster County last week to meet with local growers impacted by the devastating freeze in April and call on the federal government to quickly deploy more support for Pennsylvania farmers. Earlier, the Governor sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins requesting a Secretarial Disaster Designation and urging the U.S. Department of Agriculture to expedite disaster assistance for Pennsylvania farmers affected by the April freeze, including faster damage ...