Breaking News

JCC’s Conklin earns another top coaching honor

CHICAGO — The Jamestown Community College swimming and diving season may be in the rearview, but the accolades continue to mount for head coach Todd Conklin, who has been named the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America Women’s Swim Coach of the Year in recognition of ...

Warren basketball players named to region all-star teams

The Warren boys and girls basketball teams were well-represented in the Erie Times selection of Region all-stars. For the boys, senior duo Logan Crissey and Lucas Thrift were named to the Region 5 first team, with fellow senior teammates Jacob McMeans earning second-team honors. Warren head ...

Goat Fort climbers ready for regionals

After a long competition season, seven Warren area climbers have qualified to compete in the USA Climbing Regional Championships on Saturday. These athletes began their season last September and have traveled to Cincinnati, Mishawaka, Indiana, Akron, Ohio, and Pittsburgh to compete in a ...

Final showing

PORTVILLE, N.Y. — Eisenhower’s Clara Steinberg led the Pennsylvania team to a 59-57 victory over the New York team in Sunday’s Big 30 Senior Classic at Portville High School. With both teams rotating players every four minutes to allow even participation, it was New York that jumped ...

Outdoor brands are killing the environment

It is often said that outdoorsmen are their own worst enemies. Whether it is infighting about opening day or fighting limits meant to protect their favorite fish species, it is sometimes hard to argue with this assessment. However, with the recent attention on PFAS (also known as forever chemicals), it is the outdoor brands themselves that are in the spotlight. The very manufacturers who depend on the outdoors for their livelihoods may be at the top of the list for destroying it. For many Pennsylvania outdoorsmen, the topic of PFAS, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, was not even on ...

Briefs

Adult bowling Marty Lindquist’s 167-496 led the Daybreakers League at Valley Bowling Center. Cheri Wolfgang spun a 189-488 and Marge Peters had a 175-472. Last week. Jim Swearingen led the way with a 242-619, Dale Johnson had a 226-590, Bob Marasco spilled a 218-577 and Peters had a 193-545. ——— Slater Run clinched the Youngsville City League championship last week at Valley Bowling Center. Cole Cressley led the way for the night with a 239-679, followed by Bryan Olsen (247-655) and CJ Jones (236-643). Dale Johnson cracked a 237-640 and Tommy Jukes had a 227-635, ...