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What began as a joint write-in campaign in the primaries appears to have turned into a victory for three candidates in the race for Titusville City Council. Read more
HYDETOWN — The second reading of Hydetown’s 2020 budget was passed at the borough council meeting on Monday, with only little change compared to last year’s budget. Read more
Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman found Venango County strongly in favor of the legalization of recreational marijuana on Sunday, at least based on the portion of the county that came to voice their opinions at his listening tour stop at Oil City High School.
Meetings conducted by a new group organized to coordinate projects in the works within the city of Titusville should be open to the public, according to a media attorney, but the newspaper and the public are not invited to attend.
Part of what I do as an archaeologist is judge between competing claims to truth. Indeed, you could say this is the entire purpose of science. Before we make a judgment about what is true, there are facts that have to be examined and weighed against one another.
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Endurance is a large factor in college basketball, especially when a relatively smaller roster is running up and down the floor for 40 minutes.
MEADVILLE — Maplewood’s bid for the first District 10 Football Championship in school history just fell short as the Tigers were defeated by the Farrell Steelers, 35-20, in Friday’s Class 1A title bout at Bender Field in Meadville.
Maplewood and Farrell have simply been two of the best football teams this season, not just among the Class 1A teams of District 10, but of the entire district. But, for one of the two programs, the season will end tonight after the conclusion of the District 10 Class 1A Championship Game at…
On the fourth Friday of every month, a group of artists from across the Oil Region gather in Titusville to share their works. Some sing, some dance, some present poetry and some even give a stand-up comedy routine.
The Pleasantville Fire Hall will be filled with laughter and one-liners tonight, as the Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department hosts its second ever funny fundraiser.
There’s a new painter in Titusville, though one who works on an unconventional form of canvas, and whose works have drawn international attention through the world wide web.
