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PennDOT announces proposal to replace for Route 27 bridge

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) invites the public to view the plans for a project to replace the bridge that carries Route 27 over Caldwell Creek in Eldred Township, Warren County. The bridge is located on Route 27 between the intersection with Star Hill Road and the ...

State art council unveils artwork for America250

The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA) and representatives of the Pennsylvania Art Education Association (PAEA) gathered in the Capitol rotunda this to unveil a student-created artwork titled Many Communities, One Commonwealth. Following the event, Gov. Josh Shapiro also met with the ...

Calming ‘experience’

Clients are “over the moon” with the friendly service offered at the Moonlight Salon. Jen Betts, owner of Moonlight Salon recently celebrated two years since its June 2024 opening. After working at typical salons over the years, Betts decided to open her own salon offering clients ...

Kindergarten enrollment in county trails expectations

Kindergarten enrollment in the Warren County School District remains below expectations as administrators continue working to register students ahead of the start of the 2026-27 school year. District officials told the school board during Monday night's Committee of the Whole meeting that registration numbers are lower than anticipated across all elementary attendance areas, although new enrollments continue to be processed each week. As of the meeting, the district had about 150 kindergarten students registered. Enrollment by school includes: — Warren Area Elementary Center: 71 ...

School board to review phone policy

The Warren County School District could adopt a new student cell phone policy before the start of the school year as directors begin reviewing a draft proposal aimed at reducing classroom distractions and improving student focus. The topic emerged during Monday night's Committee of the Whole ...

Lawmakers seek safeguards on license plate readers

Two bills are being drafted that would establish new safeguards for the use of automated surveillance technologies in the commonwealth. Reps. David H. Rowe, R-Middleburg, and Josh Bashline, R-Clarion, have begun circulating a co-sponsorship memorandum for tandem pieces of legislation the ...