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Going with the flow

In an effort to create awareness of the environment while adding some artistic beauty around the county, the Penn State Extension Master Watershed Stewards along with the PA Sea Grant, is sponsoring its inaugural project. The Warren Storm Drain Mural Project is seeking artists from the ...

New methane rules underway to reduce pollution from oil, gas operations

New regulations to reduce methane emissions from new and existing oil and gas operations across Pennsylvania, including requirements to detect and repair leaks and phase out routine venting and flaring — two major sources of methane pollution, are in the works. The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will develop rules requiring equipment and practices that reduce leaks from well sites, pipelines, and other oil and gas infrastructure, while reducing emissions from venting and flaring activities. “As a greenhouse gas, methane is more potent than carbon dioxide ...

City to celebrate completion of mural Thursday

After weeks of transforming a downtown brick wall into a vibrant tribute to Warren’s history and heritage, the city is inviting the community to celebrate the completion of its newest public arts installation with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday. The ceremony will begin at ...

Drops in Bucket

A creative idea that birthed in 2020 became a community connection before the end of 2023. The Bucket Brigade Pizza Co., owned and operated by Eric and Natalie Hastings has become well known for their presence in and around Warren County, especially for their give back events. As the ...

Annual vintage book, paper show is Saturday

MAYVILLE — Those with an interest in history are welcomed to return to the annual Chautauqua Region Vintage Book and Paper Show as it makes its return to Chautauqua Suites at the beginning of August. This year’s show and sale is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Chautauqua Suites, 215 ...

Rapp criticizes Democrats for last-minute vote

Pennsylvania has missed a court-ordered July 24 deadline to pass new sentencing guidelines for those serving mandatory life sentences without parole for second-degree murder. The stipulation comes four months after the state Supreme Court ruled the existing guidelines unconstitutional, ...