It’s encouraging to hear that business owners saw increased foot traffic - and hopefully increased sales - through the two-week Sock Hop event that took place around the Easter holiday. Randy Rossey, city codes officer, shared with council members recently that business owners were happy ...

There were always two main reasons to consider closing high school buildings in Youngsville and Sheffield - money and quality of education. The budget proposed by Warren County School District staff last week accomplishes one of those two goals. Taxes won’t increase as part of next ...

We can’t think of many who would argue that Warren County didn’t need a bond issue to pay for new radio towers. No one wants to have communications among first responders in a critical situation stop because it’s raining - which can happen with the old towers with copper wire. We’ve ...

For six decades a group of dedicated volunteers have spent their spare time making sure Warren looked its best. We’re talking, of course, about the Warren Garden Club, a group that has spent years tending to city gardens in parks throughout the city and at Warren General Hospital as well. ...

Many Warren County property owners are getting letters with their new tentative property reassessments and next steps in the process. We’re sure many - particularly those who have seen their assessment increase - have questions. Now is the time to ask them. The entier process of ...

City Council members have approved a smaller, $3 million project to fix the worst of the issues in the Clark Street parking garage. The smaller rehabilitation project won’t be the last time we talk about the Clark Street garage. And, in our opinion, our next talk should include whether the ...