The clocks have ‘sprung forward,’ daylight hours are growing, and the natural world is coming back to life. Being present in a ‘go-go-go’ world is hard to achieve, but all you need is your body and an outdoor space. Mindfulness is the practice of fully embodying what is happening in ...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service is hosting a public volunteer event in honor of Earth Day on Saturday, April 18, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Buckaloons Recreation Area in the Allegheny National Forest. The event will feature an invasive plant removal effort, followed by ...
Submitted Photo The Warren County USBC Bowling Association recently held its annual “Bowl-for-the-Cure” Tournament at Valley Bowling Center in Youngsville. The tournament and donations from the league bowlers at Valley Bowling raised $1,000 that was donated to the Warren Cancer Center. ...
Adult bowling Cindy Reasbeck set the pace in the Ladies Church League at Valley Bowling Center with a 233-542. Other scores were Linda Ross 187-500, Kelley Kibbey 197-497, Cheri Wolfgang 177-494, Debby Lucks 190-483, Michele Allen 163-475, Ginny Barrett 178-469, Rhonda Crippen 156-465, Deb Brewster 165-563, Pat Joy 187-454 and Bonnie Umpleby 173-451. ——— Dale Johnson fired a 257-650 to lead the way in the Daybreakers League at Valley Bowling Center. Other scores were Jim Swearingen 233-577, Gary VanGuilder 200-564, Cindy Reasbeck 174-480 and Alverna Hellyer ...
The Eisenhower baseball team saw its record drop to 0-5, when it suffered a 6-2 non-region loss to Northwestern on Thursday. Brayden Baker started on the hill for the Knights. He worked 5 2/3 innings and allowed four earned runs. Wes Wilcox came in in relief, allowing one earned run. Northwestern jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning, thanks to a pair of doubles, adding another run in the top of the second on a Zach Johnson single. Eisenhower scored a pair of runs in the second inning, highlighted by a Wilcox double, a sacrifice bunt by Brayden Frank and ...
CORRY — The Warren boys and girls track & field team traveled to Corry on Thursday to take on the Beavers. The boys were victorious by the narrowest of margins, 75.25-74.75. The girls, meanwhile, fell 86-64. Individual event winners for the boys were the 4x800m relay (Reilly Morgan, Grayson Collopy, Chase Fetzeck, Timmy Gieger); Kaiden Garris (100m); Leyton Salvatore (1600m); 4x100m relay (Kahle Kuzminski, Scott Nichols, Tomasso Clemente, Kaiden Garris); Tomasso Clemente (200m); Grayson Collopy (3,200m); Max Spiegel (high jump); and Aiden Eger (pole vault). Winning events ...
