Troy Thorpe proudly displays the American flag on the lawn of his taxidermy business, a personal tribute marking 25 years since the events of Sept. 11, 2001. Thorpe built the display to ensure that the bright September morning that suddenly became one of the nation's darkest days is always ...
A Warren man who has been in the Warren County Prison since January has been sentenced to serve prison time after not complying with the state's sex offender registration laws. Robert Phelps, according to the state Megan's Law website, is listed as a Tier 3 sexual offender after being found guilty of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse in 2013 in an incident that involved a minor. The Tier 3 designation requires Tier 3 of Pennsylvania's Megan’s Law (governed by the state's implementation of the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act) requires individuals convicted of the ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following article first appeared in The Post-Journal in November 2019 in advance of “Amy’s Run,” a 5K run/walk which is held annually in Celoron to honor the memory of village native Amy King. Amy was a flight attendant on one of the planes that was flown into the ...
Nearly 3,000 American flags blanketed the lawn at Warren County Memorial Park, serving as a powerful visual tribute to the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, and the resilient spirit of unity that followed. As the nation reaches the 25-year milestone since the tragedy, this annual tradition has ...
What’s the future of independent hometown pharmacies that provide medication, and other health services for families? The public is invited to hear about this issue Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Warren Public Library. Two local pharmacists have led state and national efforts for legislators and the public to take actions on public health and survival of independent pharmacies. This year, pharmacist Scott Newton — Warren’s local owner of Gaughn’s Drug Store for over 20 years — gave testimony in a PA House committee in Harrisburg explaining how pharmacies are facing ...
An area resident who is now serving time at SCI Huntingdon will spend another 8 to 24 months in prison after a contraband incident in the Warren County Prison in 2025. Joseph Krall, 44, pleaded guilty to second-degree felony conspiracy - contraband/controlled substance in July. He was sentenced recently by President Judge Gregory Hammond in the Court of Common Pleas to 8 to 24 months in prison to run consecutively to a prior sentence of 12 to 24 months of confinement after Krall pleaded guilty to possessing firearms that he was not allowed to own in 2024. Juanita Krall of Lakewood, ...
