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MEADVILLE — “We are running out of time for this (case),” said Crawford County Court of Common Pleas Judge Mark D. Stevens at the pre-trial status conference for the Commonwealth versus Rochelle Cressman case at the Crawford County Courthouse on Monday morning. Read more
MEADVILLE – The Crawford County commissioners addressed the rising number of complaints they said the elections office has received regarding applications for mail-in and absentee ballots for the upcoming general election during their work session on Wednesday. Read more
The Oil Region Alliance (ORA) held a couple of kick-off meetings Wednesday to discuss the research of and hear public input for the 2020 Oil Region National Heritage Area (ORNHA) strategic plan. Read more
There’s an old saying that gets tossed around — “If these walls could talk.” Can you imagine what walls that have been around for more than 100 years would have to say? Read more
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“If Zombies attacked your museum, what one item would you save from your collection?”
Perhaps you’ve found a way to block out all of the chatter these days about politics. I don’t blame you for doing so. Modernity’s mantra seems to be that everything is political. For all of our sakes, let’s hope that’s not true.
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HARRISBURG (AP) — Pennsylvania is imposing broad new statewide restrictions on bars and restaurants and larger indoor gatherings, Gov. Tom Wolf announced Wednesday, citing an "alarming escalation" in new coronavirus infections and heavily criticizing people who he said had disregarded public…
Pandemics are public health emergencies; they aren’t supposed to be political. Yet, the American people have been subjected to Draconian lockdowns for months that have stripped our Constitutional rights — to assemble, worship or even to leave our homes to go to work — to prevent the spread o…
GUYS MILLS — Looking to bounce back from their first loss of the season, the Maplewood Tigers faced a tough match against the defending District 9 champion and PIAA Semifinalist Clarion Bobcats.
The Titusville Rockets held senior night festivities before their Saturday night game against the 0-1 Franklin Knights. Unfortunately for the 10 Rocket seniors, the night honoring them will be remembered as a loss.
For the second straight Region 6 cross country meet, the Titusville Rockets brought out the brooms for a sweep of their opponent.
MEADVILLE — The Crawford County Drug & Alcohol Executive Commission, Inc. is presenting “Crawford County Profiles of Recovery.”
Tom Petty Cover Band Northern Accents played a shortened set Monday night due to rain.
The Titusville Council on the Arts announced the revised lineup of performers for its August Concerts in the Park.
