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Bill would allow Pa. pharmacists to dispense drug treatment prescriptions

A state lawmaker wants to add Pennsylvania to the list of states that allow pharmacists to dispense medications to help those battling addiction wean themselves from illegal substances. Rep. Danielle Otten, D-Exton, is circulating a co-sponsorship memorandum for legislation that would use a portion of the state’s opioid settlement money to expand the provider workforce for opioid use disorder treatment, support pharmacist training efforts and DEA registration for buprenorphine prescribing authority, Board of Pharmacy administrative costs for statewide protocol development, ...

Outdoors for All Day celebrates state’s natural gems

Outdoors for All Day was held over the weekend. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) marked the Commonwealth’s third annual Outdoors for All Day at Italian Lake Park in Harrisburg over the weekend, highlighting the Shapiro Administration’s commitment ...

Full of local flavor

The Warren County Fair kicked off Monday with judging of exhibits. The fair is open today through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday until 11 p.m. Tickets are $15 and they include parking, rides, and entry to exhibits and shows, except for Friday night's tractor pull. There are classic ...

Police seek public’s help in recovering stolen trailer in Glade

GLADE - Pennsylvania State Police in Warren are asking for the public’s help in locating a utility trailer that was stolen from the Jackson Avenue area of Glade Township. Police said a white, full-size crew-cab pickup truck, believed to be a 2010-2014 GMC Sierra 2500, was captured on a ...

Oakland Cemetery Chapel restoration complete

The chapel that has existed on the Oakland Cemetery grounds since 1908 has withstood time and remains in remarkable condition thanks to its foundation as well as a recent restoration project. During a special open house, a ceremony was held to recognize donors, volunteers and contractors ...

‘Encouraging’ start

Long before Aaron Burdick was crafting the perfect brew and greeting community members, he was learning the ropes in a green apron. As a native of Warren County, Burdick grew up in Scandia and graduated from Eisenhower High School in 2006, and his deep roots in the community shine through in the warm welcoming atmosphere he brings to the Arbor Coffee House and the community. After meeting his wife, Salysa, while working in the coffee house while it was known as The Fresh Cup, the couple attended college together at Indiana Wesleyan and a move to South Carolina followed. While there, ...