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Wilder Museum to host open house honoring National Forge Co.

The Wilder Museum will host an open house on Wednesday, Sept. 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. to pay tribute to the National Forge Company and the men and women who have worked there. The event is free and open to the public. As World War I raged across Europe, Clinton Wilder founded the National ...

Warren Worx faces questions on results

Warren Worx has spent the past year building its brand, expanding its marketing reach and developing partnerships across Warren County, but officials told Warren City Council members they still cannot provide concrete evidence that those efforts have produced measurable economic or population ...

Youngsville continues to support fire victims

A family who lost two children in a fire in August in Youngsville is being supported by the community. Recently, a community fundraiser was held to support the family. An organized group of nearly 20 attendees raised more than $500 during a yoga session last week at Island Park in ...

Walmart, United Refining property among reassessment agreements

Property tax settlement agreements with Walmart and United Refining Company were among the many items moved forward during the Warren County Commissioner’s meeting. Walmart had seen its new assessment set at $12,928,560 by the Board of Assessment Appeals. The settlement approved by the retailer and the commissioners will result in a new assessment of $6,780,000 - a decrease of $6,148,560 from the proposed assessment but more than the store's prior assessment. Solicitor Nathaniel Schmidt said that both Walmart and the taxing bodies obtained appraisals, with the county obtaining ...

Legion Riders raise $3,500 with 1,000 mile ride

The American Legion Riders Post 658’s “1,000 Miles for Veterans” endurance ride was successfully completed September 12–13, (4 a.m. start and 1:15 a.m. finish) raising $3,500 through the generosity of local businesses, organizations and individual donors. The ride covered 1,017 miles ...

PennDOT, safety partners urge caution with deer

With autumn already underway and hunting season nearing, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and its safety partners are reminding drivers to be alert for deer on the move near area roads. There were 6,309 deer-related crashes in Pennsylvania last year, resulting in 1,408 injuries and 11 fatalities, according to PennDOT data. PennDOT’s District 1 – Crawford, Erie, Forest, Mercer, Venango, and Warren counties – reported 513 deer-related crashes in 2025, which is the lowest mark since 484 crashes in 2022. There were also zero fatalities resulting from ...