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Corry trap team celebrates successful season

COLUMBUS — Members of the Corry trap team gathered recently to celebrate another successful season during the team’s annual awards banquet, recognizing individual achievements, team accomplishments and the dedication of student-athletes throughout the 2026 season. The evening’s highest ...

What we can learn from the youth

From a young age, we’ve been taught to learn from our elders. While this still holds true, I propose that we also learn from our children. We can all reminisce when childhood embodied simpler times, more fun, and less stress. By tapping into these forgotten mindsets and listening to what ...

Hole-in-one

Submitted photo On Tuesday, Anna Colebert recorded her first-ever hole-in-one at Cable Hollow Golf Course on No. 17, a 119-yard par 3 from the women’s red tees. Using a 9-iron, she made the ace after it hit the green and bounced into the hole. Colebert was joined by witnesses Taylor ...

Johnson's musings are a must-read for area golfers

Upon pulling into the parking lot at Conewango Valley Country Club in North Warren for the 36th annual Riggs Memorial Champions last Sunday morning, I was greeted by, arguably, the area’s most passionate golf historian. To suggest that Scott M. Johnson LOVES the “gentleman’s game” ...

Golf leagues

WARREN — 4-Score leads the Tuesday Night League at Jackson Valley Golf Course with 234.5 points, followed by Shults of Warren (231.5), Digger’s Misfits (225), Tasta Pizza (221.5) and Mountain Laurel Credit Union (211). Individually, Joe Saber leads the way with 9.5 points while Jeremy Blymiller and Matt Johnson have 8.5 apiece. This week, Johnson and Skete Williams shot the low gross on the front nine with 38s while Brandon Franklin and Casey Moyer led the back nine with 40s. Mark Silvis shot a gross 37 on the front nine to lead the seniors while Bill Andrews, Mickey Caldwell and ...

Niagara Falls rallies past Skunks in 9th

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — Niagara Falls spotted Jamestown five runs in the bottom of the second inning, falling back 6-3 and beginning the long road back early. Jamestown added another run the following inning, but a pitching change to Logan Stickler was the spark the Americans needed as they kept ...