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Monday, June 14, marks the 244th anniversary of the Continental Congress passing a resolution making a standard flag for the United States of America.
Pictured are students in grades one through six at Zerres School, Breedtown Road, Titusville during the 1948-49 school year.
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“No one wants to see your butt,” said Ashleigh English, director of the Titusville YWCA.
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In the Titusville Police station there is a plaque honoring Kai, the department’s last police dog.
By Owen Krepps
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When asked who was making the messiest slime, kids at five of the six booths yelled out, “We are!”
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STEUBEN TOWNSHIP — Rosalie McCracken Scholarships were presented by Jack McCracken at Maplewood High School.
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After taking a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Oil Region Alliance is back to award area organizations with the 2021 Historic Preservation Awards.
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In 2013, when Al Rickerson was president of the Titusville Rotary Club, the club was looking to add a new fundraiser to its calendar of events.
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HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Office of Public-Private Partnerships (P3) announced that it is accepting unsolicited proposals for transportation projects from the private sector through April 30.
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OIL CITY – The Oil Region Alliance of Business, Industry and Tourism invites the public to attend the dedication of Oil Creek Memorial Landing, the trailhead and water access on State Route 8 in Oil City on Saturday, April 24 at 10 a.m.
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By Garrett Dvorkin
Titusville High School students put their creative talents to use to come up with some new décor for the Titusville Police Department.
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The City of Titusville has some big shoes to fill. Comfortable shoes would work best. Waterproof might be wise on occasion.
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Between the smell of bacon, the chatter of regular customers and the stacks of plates emptied by those customers, Missy Wescoat received a high honor from the City of Titusville on Friday.
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HARRISBURG — State Senator Michele Brooks brought together some experts in the medical field to tackle questions that area residents have about the COVID-19 vaccines. Those questions were submitted by telephone and online on Monday during a Tele-Town Hall.
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Titusville’s City Council has added events on to citizens’ calendars after unanimously approving three permits for the Titusville Council on the Arts during Tuesday’s meeting.
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HARRISBURG – Pennsylvanians can view ratings of the state’s efforts in transportation safety, mobility, system preservation and accountability in the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) 2021 Transportation Performance Report (TPR), viewable at TalkPATransportation.com.
By Garrett Dvorkin
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Ezekiel White was born a runner.
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Bill Amore deserved a big welcome home.
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YWCA Titusville will be offering the Pennsylvania Women Work’s New Choices class. This is a free career development program available to job-seeking men and women. The program is great for individuals experiencing a career transition or looking for a new opportunity in their professional life.
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By Garrett Dvorkin
By Garrett Dvorkin
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Following suit with numerous other districts in the area, the Titusville Area School District announced Tuesday that it will move to a hybrid learning model from Nov. 16 to Dec. 4.
Dr. Michael Dvorkin, Chair of the United Way of the Titusville Region 75th Diamond Jubilee, It’s A Wonderful Life, with the United Way Campaign, announced that the YWCA of Titusville reported 100% employee participation in the annual fund drive.
