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State touts improvements in disability services waitlist

Pennsylvanians living with intellectual disabilities and autism often wait months or even years for the services they need. Gov. Josh Shapiro and Secretary of the Department of Human Services Val Arkoosh say the state has made huge strides in cutting down on the waitlist and expanding ...

Special honors

Willamay Rupczyk, a beloved resident at the Watson Memorial Home, celebrated her 100th birthday. To honor this remarkable milestone, State Rep. Kathy Rapp visited to present her with a special 100th birthday citation.

Justice Greene completes Warren to Erie 100k

Area students have been returning to colleges and universities both near and far for the past few weeks. Some drove. Some flew. But one ran. Yes, you read that right. At 4 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 23, Penn State Behrend senior Justice Greene started out on his trek to the college campus in ...

Conewango Clippers dissolves, presents music scholarship to WAHS graduate

The voices of the Conewango Clippers won’t be coming together to make sweet harmonies anymore. But the club’s legacy will help a Warren Area High School graduate make her own melodies long into the future. Often considered an American invention, Barbershop music had its roots in ...

Comments on future of Kinzua Beach, info center

Federally funded improvements are in the works at Kinzua Beach and the Kinzua Point Information Center - and the federal government is asking for area residents to give their opinions. The U.S. Forest Service is accepting public comments regarding future recreational additions at Kinzua ...

Parcels worth under $800 no longer qualify for a US tariff exemption

NEW YORK (AP) — Low-value imports lost their duty-free status in the United States on Friday as part of President Donald Trump's agenda for making the nation less dependent on foreign goods and resetting global trade with tariffs. An executive order eliminated a widely used customs exemption ...