Last week’s football game on the War Memorial Field displayed patriotism in many ways, from the camouflage jerseys the Warren Dragons wore to the halftime show where military flags were walked on the field and veterans were called on the field. The local chapter of Blue Star Mothers ...
The Warren-Forest Higher Education Council (Hi-Ed) will host a free three-part Alzheimer’s and dementia education series presented by expert Reyd Martin, Director of Resident Care from the Rosecliff by Rouse. The series will provide caregivers, family members, and other interested community members with practical information and strategies for supporting someone living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. The series will include: — Understanding Challenging Behaviors, today, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. — Creating a Dementia-Friendly Home Thursday, Oct. 8, from 2 ...
The fourth annual Northern Tier Expo will return Saturday, drawing hundreds of local residents to connect with a record-breaking lineup of community agencies and organizations. Traditionally held each September on the weekend following Labor Day, the growing annual event will feature more ...
The public is invited to attend the 2026 Greenways Awards Ceremony in Clarion today. The free event will be indoors at 2 p.m. within the Conference Room of the DCNR/Clear Creek Forest District Office, 162 South Second Ave., a barrier-free facility with adjacent handicapped-accessible vehicle ...
During National Suicide Prevention Month, and the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) reminds Pennsylvanians of the resources available to those in crisis or needing additional support. Suicide remains a significant concern within the veteran community. Data from 2022 found that male veterans over age 35 experienced increased suicide rates, while female veterans, aged 18-34, had the highest suicide rates among their peers. Over 650,000 veterans live throughout the Commonwealth; one veteran suicide is one too many, and DMVA asks everyone to reach out to the ...
The North Warren Fire Department is asking area residents to answer the call to help save lives by donating blood during a community blood drive on Friday --- the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on America. The blood drive will be from 1 to 5 p.m. at North Warren Fire Department, 12 S. State St., Warren, in the parking lot, in partnership with Community Blood Bank. As first responders, members of the North Warren Fire Department understand the importance of having lifesaving resources available during emergencies. Blood is no different. Patients in local hospitals rely on ...
