October Overture turns a normally quiet Saturday night in the country into a rollicking good time. For people who like to watch uniformed marching musicians miraculously not run into each other as they weave in and out of formations without even looking where they are going, this is the plac…

Lauryn Irwin, Crawford County’s Dairy Princess, competed in Harrisburg at the Pennsylvania Dairy Princess Pageant this past weekend, where she finished in the top 7, and placed for multiple components. 

Pitt-Titusville has a new president, the sixth in school history. Rick Esch was inaugurated Sunday in a ceremony at Pitt-Bradford where he will also be serving as that institution’s fifth president.

The Titusville Marching Band has already put in some work, parades and a couple of games and they are looking forward to kicking off the festival season.

Over their 70 year history, if you needed specialty parts to be machined for your business, Grand Valley Manufacturing was the place to go. The company, located in the Titusville Opportunity Park, was known as a smaller player in the heavy machining world, according to Joe Nichols, manager o…

MOUNTVILLE, Pa. —  AHF Products announced it will move manufacturing of select solid and engineered wood flooring products to its Beverly, West Virginia, Somerset, Kentucky and Only, Tennessee facilities in the U.S, and will be closing its factory in Titusville, Pa. where these products are …

If you ask Nathaniel Licht, owner of The Parkside in downtown Titusville, they don’t make buildings like they used to.

The annual charity event, Crawford Gives, took place on Monday and Tuesday. The 48- hour fundraising drive, which primarily takes place online, raised more than $654,503.40 for county nonprofits from more than 3,390 separate gifts.

Editor’s Note — Following is an article about Wednesday’s visit to The Herald by Congressman Mike Kelly. Kelly’s opponent in the November General Election, Dan Pastore, will visit The Herald today. An article about Pastore’s visit will be published in tomorrow’s edition of The Titusville Herald.

School buses can now be seen driving around town. Social media feeds are full of smiling faces and backpacks and parents who can’t believe where the time went.

If you came to visit Drake Well Museum and Park on a typical day, you wouldn’t have heard Clark Hall tell you that to properly work a spring poll rig, “you have to have cooperation.”

During the COVID-19 pandemic many bored people picked up new hobbies. You couldn’t find a bike to buy if you tried. Just about everyone tried their hand at making loaves of sourdough bread.

If you asked people what their happy place is, many would say laying in grass getting swarmed by puppies.

Crawford County Commissioner Francis Weiderspahn can’t walk more than five feet at the Crawford County Fair without hearing “how’s it going Francis?”

On Wednesday afternoon, Cheryl Eckart, of Conneautville, joined an illustrious club. Eckart was named the 2022 Four Star Homemaker of the Crawford County Fair. She took home one of the fair’s highest honors, and the famous red polo.

In February of this year, a portion of East Mount Vernon Street in Titusville collapsed. The ground below the street was full of just too much water to hold up the blacktop.

It’s a little known fact — the Pittsburgh Pirates are undefeated when Shrek sings The National Anthem.

For the past week, the City of Titusville has been in a bind when it comes to trash collection. With no refuse contractor, city employees and the public works department have been picking up the slack, and lots of garbage, to avoid a public health crisis.

The residents of Titusville have waited a long time for the S. Perry Street Bridge to be demolished. After years of waiting, preparation work for the demolition of the bridge started on Monday.

WEST MEAD TOWNSHIP — For Crawford County Fair Board member Ryan Smith, when he thinks of his experiences at the fair when he was younger, he recalls that neon glow that takes over the sky.

Every day Kristen Kerr wakes up around 6:30 in the morning and grabs her girls. She drives down to the Ed Myer Complex, puts Stevie and Macie on their leashes, and takes off.

Titusville City Council had a busy meeting on Tuesday night and discussed a number of topics including updating the public on the current refuse situation, the tabling of a new alternate side of the street parking ordinance, a presentation about a potential sidewalk improvement program and c…

The Titusville Renaissance Inc. (TRI) has spent the past few weeks celebrating their 30th anniversary.

A Titusville woman was killed Saturday night when the UTV she was operating  crashed into barricades blocking the closed South Perry Street Bridge.

On Monday morning, Titusville City Manager Neil Fratus received an email from Ernest Sell, owner of Raccoon Refuse, the city’s garbage contractor, that the company was closing.

Brian Fulmer and Nick Kessler have been in Titusville this week filming the best that the town has to offer.

For one weekend in August, the best of Titusville is on display for all to see. For the annual Oil Festival, taking place tomorrow and Saturday, relatives and friends come back to town to celebrate the Titusville community, eat good food, watch the parade and enjoy all that the town has to offer.

PITTSFIELD TOWNSHIP, Warren County — The Warren County Fair had the first full day of activities on Tuesday. The rides were full of kids, stomachs were full of food and the show ring full of spectators for the Cowboy Mounted Shooting Demonstration.

The Titusville Police Department had a first on Monday.

FRENCHCREEK TOWNSHIP, Venango County — At the beginning of the 2022 Toyota Rodeo at the Venango County Fair, which took place this past Saturday night, the announcer said that this country could use less politicians, and needs more cowboys. Little did he know, one man, Venango County Commiss…

Titusville is full of old homes. Unfortunately, some have fallen into disrepair.

Dr. Stephanie Fiely, who has served in many administrative roles at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville for more than 20 years, has been appointed executive director of Pitt-Titusville’s Education and Training Hub.

MEADVILLE — For only a couple days notice, Nerissa Galt, who is the Democratic nominee running for election to the State House in the Sixth District, was happy with the “medium turnout” for the pro-choice rally she organized — what was called by one speaker on the bullhorn a “small local act…

It was a busy night at the Titusville Police Department on Tuesday. There were people going in and out of the cells, and plenty of citizens in the back of cop cars.

Kids love making a mess. Becky Stahl, Benson Memorial Library’s youth services librarian, understands that while kids like playing in the dirt, not all parents want to clean up from these type of activities. So, the Benson Memorial Library, at their STEM ocean experiments activity on Thursda…

\Often times when the public interacts with first responders, it is during a time of crisis. It isn’t always positive when police officers respond to crimes, firefighters respond to fires and ambulances respond to medical emergencies.

TOWNVILLE — When Emma Waddell filled out her goals of the year sheet for her 4-H group, there was one task she wanted to accomplish — get a first place blue ribbon.

If you ask Nathaniel Licht, director of music and marketing for the First Presbyterian Church, there should be something free and fun for area families to do every night.

The summer season is full of high temperatures, when just walking from your front door to the car can lead to some sweat on the brow. While there are many ways to cool off, who doesn’t love going down to the pool, or creek, and going for a swim.

After exiting the squad car, Hudson Fratus approached a blue pickup truck.

For the Associated Charities, a non-profit organization located at 409 W. Central Avenue, while they stay busy year round, they have two major busy seasons, Christmas and back to school.