The first time most people hear the quiet chirp of a smoke detector in the dead of winter, it feels like a minor nuisance. It ...
An aging parent’s medical appointment, a parent-teacher conference, a minor household emergency — these are everyday events that can throw things off the rails for workers without the flexibility to ...
City council welcomed Krista Jee Baxter to Monday’s meeting to share about her business, Healing Beauty. Baxter shared her personal and professional journey, explaining how she grew up in Warren ...
The Warren unified bocce team had a quick turnaround from Tuesday as it hosted the Seneca Bobcats on Wednesday evening at Warren Area High School. The Dragons and Bobcats each had two squads ...
The Nature Art Showcase and Sale will be held Feb. 6-7 at the Barrow Civic Theatre in Franklin. The annual event will feature ...
Felony charges filed against a Tidioute Community Charter School teacher have been bound over to the Court of Common Pleas. Megan R. Minich, 41, was charged in November with first-degree statutory ...
Two Warren County projects are among the 295 projects to receive a share of $82 million of state funding. The funding was announced recently by Gov. Josh Shapiro’s office. The city of Warren will ...
The Warren High girls basketball team took on a tall order Wednesday evening as it hosted the Northwestern Wildcats, and were defeated 55-38. By a tall order, that meant they had to take on 5-foot-11 ...
I’ve missed that wonderful aroma of sheets and towels coming in from the fresh air. Sadly, my house deed states, “no clotheslines,” meaning no tee shirts flapping in the wind on a sunny day.
The Eisenhower Knights boys wrestling team hosted the Warren Dragons on Wednesday night, and posted a 45-26 victory in a county clash. The rivalry meet was more than just another wrestling match. It ...
The City Council began Monday’s meeting by recognizing excellence and positive contributions within the community. High ...
The Lions Club will host its annual turkey dinner fundraiser on Thursday, Jan. 22, from 4 to 6:30 p.m. at St. Joseph’s Church ...
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