Backpacks can be fashionable and functional, but they can also be too heavy — weighed down by digital devices, musical instruments, sports equipment and more. Some kids carry home a laptop or tablet and textbooks, too. It's good to be prepared, but kids who walk to school or participate ...
Football fans have a chance to win an exciting gameday package while supporting a great cause through Hospice of Warren County's Fall Wonders Football Raffle, beginning today and running through Sept. 30. For just $5 per ticket, participants will be entered to win a prize package ...
Charges filed against four home care workers this week also include charges focused on the misuse of state funding for the care of a care-dependent resident who passed away in putrid conditions at Hickory Creek Home Care. The facility is located at 315 Second Ave. No. 302, Warren, but the ...
Thirty Pennsylvanians, whose artwork was selected for the second annual Older Artists of PA Showcase, were celebrated during a special reception hosted at Gov. Josh Shapiro’s residence. Warren County resident and artist Jessica Ellen Boice was at the event as well after being selected in the ...
Community leaders, supporters and local families gathered this week for an exclusive first look at the upcoming Kinzua Area Discovery Center during The Founder’s Play Lab, an interactive preview event celebrating early supporters and regional visionaries. The evening Tuesday highlighted ...
HARRISBURG – Whether planting a tree, installing a mailbox, building a deck, or beginning a larger construction project, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) is reminding Pennsylvanians that one simple step can help prevent injuries, protect essential services, and avoid costly damage: contact Pennsylvania One Call by dialing 811 before digging. Observed each year on Aug. 11 (8/11), National 811 Day serves as a reminder that safe excavation begins long before the first shovel enters the ground. A free request to have underground utility lines located and marked helps ...
