“A Little Dirt Doesn’t Hurt” is the theme for this year’s outdoor adventures. Summer fun is just around the corner, and the Warren County Conservation District is excited to announce that space is still available for its 2025 Summer Conservation Camps. With the theme “A Little Dirt ...
Photo submitted to the Times Observer Members of Chief Cornplanter Council and Gyantwachia Lodge went on a Nature Hike at Chapman State Park recently. From left are Kelsey Johnson, Liam Johnson, Jack Monroe, Ethan Zimmerman, Alex Hanes, Alex Gulnac, Cole English, Noah Rodgers and Trenton Hanes.
The Community Foundation of Warren County received $87,125.05 in contributions from donors in April to the following funds held by the foundation: - Archie F. Brown Fund for the Sheffield Ecumenical Food Pantry – Patricia Brown, - John Check Memorial Scholarship Fund – Laura Alberth, - Kids In Need Fund – Kinzua Veterinary Clinic, Deiss & Halmi Engineering, Tidioute Community Charter School, Sugar Grove American Legion Post 758, - Mary-Emily and William S. Allen Fund – William S. Allen, - Paws Along the River Humane Society Fund – Paws Along the River, - Sugar ...
HARRISBURG - The Pennsylvania Dental Association (PDA) recently installed Dr. Theodore J. Rockwell of Clarion as its 2025-2026 president, during its annual business meeting at The Desmond Hotel in Malvern, Pa.. Rockwell has maintained a private general practice in Warren since 2018 after 12 years as director of the Crescent Park Dental Clinic at Warren General Hospital from 2006-2018. He also practices part-time at Titusville Area Hospital. Prior to becoming PDA president, Rockwell served two terms on PDA’s Board of Trustees, representing the association’s Eighth District ...
People can relate more to frustrating events and situations. That’s what Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias said. And talking about his frustrations is part of the reason why the comedian is so successful. Iglesias was at the National Comedy Center Thursday to dedicate his new exhibit which ...
YOUNGSVILLE - The Youngsville Borough has announced its annual spring clean-up event from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 17, at 48 Railroad St., Youngsville ,providing residents with an opportunity to dispose of unwanted items responsibly. The event is exclusively for Youngsville Borough residents. Participants are required to present valid identification to verify residency before disposing of items. The disposal fees are structured as follows: Cars - $15 per vehicle, Trucks - $25 per vehicle, Mattresses - $25 regardless. Residents are advised that certain materials will not be ...
