The Tidioute Health Center, a family medicine office providing care for …
Since Patty Reagle opened her bakery 15 years ago, Patty’s Breads and Pa…
By Sydney Herdle
All evidence gathered by the prosecution in the case of a former Titusville teacher accused of raping a child will move forward to trial. Read more
The Titusville Area School Board held its annual reorganization meeting on Monday, with the governing body looking largely the same as it was before the meeting. 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.
As we get closer to the Democratic primaries, we hear many ideas floated by many candidates. Most of the ideas would be very expensive to enact into legislation. And while those costly programs may make some happy, too many tax increases tht would be necessary to pay for the program, may tan…
Even people who are not religious will be interested in an upcoming case before the U.S. Supreme Court. A few Catholic bishops brought the case against the federal government. They claim that their religious liberty is violated when they have to pay for government-sponsored health care for e…
   Editor’s Note — Oct. 4-10 is National Newspaper Week.
On Wednesday, the District 10 Committee voted to approve on a final basis re-alignment of the regions in all but two sports for the upcoming two-year cycle spanning the 2020-21 and 2021-22 school years.Â
MEADVILLE — For the first time in his wrestling career, Maplewood’s JD McFadden can say that he is a champion of Tool City.Â
The Rockets continued their winning ways Friday at the Launch Pad, and fans who made it also witnessed history in the 63-50 THS victory over General McLane.
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.
