Service to this country means a lot to Holly Barker. She is the mother to a soldier who spent four years in Iraq, and her husband, father and father in-law have all spent time in the Armed Forces.

CHERRYTREE TOWNSHIP, Venango County — The Cherrytree Township Zoning Hearing Board, during a more than three-hour public hearing Thursday night, approved an appeal from Cypress Creek Renewables granting approval of a solar farm to be built within township lands.

PLEASANTVILLE — Sarah Muir is used to big Thanksgiving feasts. Growing up her entire family would come together for the holiday.

At their last meeting, the Crawford County Commissioners approved four additions to the county’s planning commission.

WEST MEAD TOWNSHIP — The Crawford County Fair Board appointed a new member to the board and discussed gate fees at their regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday night.

MEADVILLE — Titusville voters went to the YMCA last Tuesday to cast their ballots. Up for grabs were four seats on City Council, and four seats on the Titusville Area School District School Board.

Since 2005, Honor Flight Network, have flown, driven and taken veterans by any means necessary on a trip.

FRANKLIN, Venango County — The Venango County Commissioners discussed two important issues, election results and the 2022 budget, at their meeting Tuesday afternoon.

“It was long overdue,” said Titusville City Manager Neil Fratus speaking about the new City website, which recently went live.

Friday was Titusville native Ida Tarbell’s 164th birthday. While Ida hasn’t been around to celebrate her birthday since 1944, the year she passed away, Titusville students have been carrying on her memory ever since.

When Jason Pottle bought Wentworth Ford in Guys Mills, he always had the plan of taking the old dealership and moving it to the future.

Titusville’s most recent city councilman is now a former councilman as City Council unanimously accepted the resignation of CJ Kirvan at Wednesday’s meeting.

Titusville citizens and area residents flocked to polling locations across the area on Tuesday to vote in the 2021 General Election.

Titusville will be getting a new officer in town. This officer is young, fast, good looking and will help the rest of the police department keep drugs off of the streets.

On Tuesday, area residents, as well as Americans across the country, will fulfill their right to vote when they head to the polls.

When Kritsten Kerr, Manager of The Mercantile in Titusville, looked around her incubator on a crisp October day, she made a realization — all the businesses in The Merc are either owned or co-owned by women.

On Friday night, two teams will get their first glimpses of the new Carter Field.

If you happen to witness a Silver Sneakers class at the Titusville YMCA, one participant always stands out.

With no football game this Friday, the YWCA is giving families a fun and free way to spend their night.

For years, lines stretched down the block leading to the entrance of the Titusville Police Department’s haunted house.

HYDETOWN — “You may have noticed a special addition to Hydetown Elementary,” said teacher Norma Johnson to a large group of first and second graders on Tuesday.

Titusville City officials, members of City Council and members of Titusville’s Shade Tree Commission all agreed during a budget meeting on Monday that they need to get on the same page.

Those who attended school in Pennsylvania most likely know about the exploits of Colonel Edwin Drake.

Only an artist can take a blank wall and transform it into a centerpiece of a community.

Growing up, Shannon Daugherty hated wrestling. She may not have hit the mat herself, but she remembers being dragged to her brothers’ events and competitions every weekend.

Adam Diem has lived all over the world. As an endurance trainer and competitor, he has raced down roads in Germany, Italy, Spain, the U.S. west coast, the southwest and all along the east coast.

COOKSBURG — There is nothing like being out in the woods. The branches swaying in the wind, the bright colored leaves falling to the ground and the feeling of plants brushing on your limbs.

When Titusville City Council gave the go ahead for the Public Works Department to start tearing up the sidewalk next to what will be a new park on Diamond Street, they didn’t expect a “blast from the past” to cause concern.

PLEASANTVILLE, Venango County — For decades, Joe Burt, of Pleasantville, would dedicate hours and hours of his time to entertain area kids.

A full City Council meeting took place Tuesday night with discussions ranging from the new rental licensing program and the new Blight Review Committee to the approval of three special events.

GUYS MILLS—It takes hours and hours of training, rehearsing and hard work to take a group of musicians and turn them into a successful marching band.