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Cornplanter Council members reach peak of Baldy Mountain

Photo submitted to the Times Observer A contingent from Chief Cornplanter Council made the trek to Philmont, leaving by train on July 22, to cover more than 75 miles of trails through more than 92,000 acres and elevations up to 12,441 feet over the course of 11 days. The group reached the ...

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County Veterans Affairs office closed this week The Warren County Veterans Affairs office will be closed Aug. 4-8 while staff members provide outreach at the Warren County Fair.

Tidioute gears up for 2025 Fun Days weekend

A beloved local tradition is back and bigger than ever as Tidioute Fun Days returns Friday, Aug. 1, and Saturday, Aug. 2. The free, family-friendly event offers a full slate of activities celebrating community pride, local history and a healthy dose of fun. Formed in 2022 after the disbanding of the Tidioute Alumni Association, Tidioute Fun Days now welcomes anyone who has ever lived in, camped near, or simply visited Tidioute. Organizers encourage everyone to “come and have fun,” and they’re delivering a weekend packed with unique activities and local flavor. “We wanted ...

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Christian Women’s group to meet Aug. 12 Village Missions Country Partners Jamestown-Warren Christian Women will meet at noon Tuesday, Aug. 12, at Praise Fellowship Church, Russell. Guest speaker will be Jody Terhune of Jamestown and music is by Jeremy Earnheardt of Warren. Bring a $1 brown bag item for exchange. Lunch is $7. Call in reservations to Nancy Schuyler at 716-397-3674. There are no dues nor membership. Allegheny Outdoor Club to hike Sunday On Sunday, Aug. 3, members of the Allegheny Outdoor Club will hike on Creek Road along Tionesta Creek near New Town. This will ...

Stow man killed in pearl harbor attack identified

The remains of the first Chautauqua County casualty in the Pacific Theater of World War II have been accounted for by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. The agency said U.S. Army Air Forces Staff Sgt. John H. Mann, 22, of Stow, killed during World War II, was accounted for on Dec. 19, ...

Northeastern Primitive Rendezvous continues through Saturday

Taking a step back into life before 1840 is just a short drive outside of Sugar Grove this week. Located on rolling hills and sprawling acres at 2911 Stoney Run Road, the National Rendezvous and Living History Foundation encampment is a living history dedicated to the preservation and ...