Just in time for peak fall foliage, the Allegheny National Forest has reopened Longhouse Scenic Drive to through traffic, providing visitors with renewed access to one of northwestern Pennsylvania's premier autumn travel destinations. The reopening comes as communities across the region ...
For more than 25 years, Warren Area Student Union’s (WASU) haunted house has served as a key youth organization for community entertainment, with each generation of students contributing fresh perspectives and individualized creativity to the annual production, allowing the experience to continuously develop new haunts. This year's student body embraced the captivating theme of "School of the Dead," weaving intricate back-stories throughout the experience. Each participant brought their own imaginative flair to the room they selected, creating a uniquely personalized atmosphere that ...
HARRISBURG – Warren County’s Madison Sleeman is stepping into a statewide leadership role as Pennsylvania’s Alternate Dairy Princess, bringing her passion for agriculture and dairy farming to communities across the Commonwealth. For Sleeman, the title represents more than a crown or ...
Russell UMC To Host Free Breakfast Saturday RUSSELL - The Russell United Methodist Church, 17 N. Main St., Russell, will host a free community breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 17. Breakfast includes pancakes, fruit, sausages, eggs, juice and coffee. The public is welcome to attend. Warren Class of 1955 to meet today For its monthly luncheon the Warren High School Class of 1955 will meet at the Eagles Club on Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 12:30 p.m. Caregivers Support Group to meet Oct. 19 The next meeting of the CaregiversSupport Group - Warren will be Monday, Oct. 19, at ...
A multi-year push to legalize so-called "skill games" operating in clubs, bars, and other small organizations around Pennsylvania may be over, and Rep. Russ Diamond said Monday "there are lots of people to blame and most of them work in the Capitol." The statement from Diamond, a Lebanon ...
A Sinclairville, N.Y., man who had been facing 23 felony charges after an October 2024 high-speed chase that began in Chautauqua County and ended in Warren County has been declared mentally incompetent to stand trial. A trial had been scheduled for last fall but was delayed until the 2026 trial term for Nathan A. Klein. The defense attorney in the case has filed a motion for a competency examination, with the motion granted April 9 by Judge Gregory Hammond in the Court of Common Pleas. Charges of third-degree felony fleeing or attempting to elude an officer, three counts of ...
