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Pellegrino's aims to become year-round gathering place

What began as years of clearing brush and building trails by hand has grown into a new vision for gathering in Warren County. As Pellegrino's Creekside Pavilion prepares for its first full season of concerts, food service and community events, owner Tom Pellegrino says his goal extends beyond live entertainment. "We want to become a place that the community is proud to have," Pellegrino said during a recent interview at the venue. "It's a place for families, friends, great food and live music." Located along Conewango Creek, the outdoor venue features walking paths, fire pits, tree ...

Chautauqua Belle celebrates 50th birthday on Chautauqua Lake

“Oldtime River Boat To Ply Lake” was the headline of a story recounting a Mayville Village Board meeting on Oct. 9, 1973. Little did Post-Journal readers know when they picked up their paper that the then-unnamed replica steamboat’s whistle would become one of the most familiar sounds ...

City holds hearing on grant priorities

City of Warren officials held a hearing seeking public input as they begin planning for the 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, with road improvements once again expected to be a top priority. During the public hearing, city officials outlined the federal grant program, which is administered through the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, and discussed the city's community development needs and past projects. The City of Warren expects to receive approximately $306,511 in CDBG funding for 2026. Under program guidelines, at least 70% of ...

Report provides glimpse into Bush Industries’ final days

JAMESTOWN — The first report by the receiver appointed to oversee the bankruptcy of the Bush Industries and its parent company paints an interesting picture of the company's demise. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Sherbrooke, Québec, eSolutions Furniture was a North American ...

In the Lehigh Valley, the power bill is on the ballot

The largest structure proposed in Pennsylvania's 7th congressional district is a building that will, once completed, contain almost no workers. Across the road from Parkland High School in South Whitehall Township, a developer has drawn up plans for the Atlas data center campus, roughly 5.1 million square feet spanning six buildings, to be supported by its own electric substation. PPL Electric, the utility that serves the Lehigh Valley, says its load could triple over the next 5 to 7 years, and that without new generation the region could see brownouts. The students looking out at that ...

Snails are slow, but small wonders

Here at Audubon, we recently wrapped up our Discovery Walk season, when elementary school students visit us for guided walks along our trails. During these walks, we let the students decide what they will learn about based on their discoveries and curiosities. We respond to what they notice ...