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DA’s office withdraws 11 cases tied to former chief detective

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The Warren County District Attorney's Office is withdrawing charges against at least 11 criminal defendants due to the involvement of former Chief County Detective Thomas Kibbey in their cases. The Times Observer reached out to the state Attorney General’s office for more information when ...

Warren police looking for missing girl

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Warren police officers are investigating a missing girl last seen in the early hours of June 19. Alexa Holland, 13, was last seen on the north side on Frank Street in the City of Warren. Holland is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall weighing 118 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone ...

Trails At Jake’s Rocks bring 30,000 visitors a year

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Nestled in the heart of the Allegheny National Forest, The Trails at Jake’s Rocks (TAJR) has become more than just a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts—it’s now a powerful economic engine for Warren and McKean counties. Since its opening in 2016, TAJR’s expertly designed and ...

Jake’s Rocks has more than bike trails

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Jake’s Rocks has become known in recent years as an amazing area to mountain bike, and rightfully so with its 30 plus miles of mountain bike trails, but there are plenty of reasons to visit this rock city without a mountain bike. The giant rocks are a playground for children and adults ...

Sidewalk closed on Liberty Street during building repairs

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The sidewalk is closed on a section of Liberty street to prevent pedestrians from being hurt by bricks falling off the facade of a building on the 200 block of Liberty Street. Concerns were brought up at the City Council meeting about a building with the facade falling off at 219 - 221 ...

Antlerless deer licenses on sale starting Monday

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Antlerless deer licenses will go on sale Monday at 8 a.m. at the Warren County Treasurer’s Office. The Game Commission announced 1,312,000 antlerless deer licenses will be allocated statewide for 2025-26, which is up from the 1,186,000 licenses allocated for 2024-25. This includes 44,000 ...