A new business plan at Saint-Gobain, corporate owner of the SEFPRO facility in Falconer, is leading to the loss of 79 jobs at the local plant. Saint-Gobain officials are ending production of its Alumina-Zirconia-Silica line at the Falconer facility, which was formerly known as Monofrax. The ...
The Lumber Heritage Region (LHR), in partnership with Cameron County Outdoor Youth Activities (CCOYA) and Penn State Extension Cameron County 4-H, is now accepting registrations for the 2026 Teen Conservation Camp. This camp will provide an immersive outdoor learning experience designed to connect teens with Pennsylvania’s forests, natural resources, and conservation heritage. Made possible in part through support from the West Penn Energy Fund (WPEF), the camp provides students ages 15 to 17 with hands-on opportunities to explore forest ecosystems, learn outdoor skills, meet ...
The Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission issued a final adjudication on Wednesday that a Sheffield constable and code enforcement officer unfairly used his authority to dismiss summary ordinance charges in order to obtain ownership of real property. In addition, the matter against Shawn Young was referred by the commission to the Office of the Warren County District Attorney and the Office of the Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania with a recommendation that criminal prosecutions be instituted against Young. In the decision, the commission also fined Young ...
The Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the May 18, 1988 murder of Kathy Wilson and is seeking additional assistance. In furtherance of the investigation the Sheriff’s Office is asking employees who worked in 1988 at the now closed MCM Enterprises located at 117 ...
After some morning rain, Monday afternoon turned out to be beautiful. Patrons from Wicked Warrens were sitting at tables outside enjoying their meals and drinks as afternoon turned to evening. They were also enjoying music. But that music wasn't coming from the radio, it was coming from a ...
Saturday’s winds temporarily turned down the music. WRRN, 92 Gold (92.3 FM) was off the air from Saturday through at least Tuesday morning after strong wind storms swept through the region. Power outages in Erie where the station's headquarters is located were given as the cause of the outage. The outage, which was relayed to an employee of Libby Broadcasting on Saturday and again on Sunday but as of Monday afternoon, the music is still off the air. WRRN originally signed on the air on April 22, 1948. It was then owned by David Potter who also served as President and General ...
