MEADVILLE – Crawford County Commissioners announced Monday that county residents testing positive for the COVID-19 (coronavirus) rose to nine.
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A woman whose address is listed as homeless was jailed Friday after she allegedly yelled “there is a bomb in the building” multiple times at the Titusville Sheetz on Friday afternoon.
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HARRISBURG — Governor Tom Wolf included Crawford County among the growing list of those issued a “Stay at Home” order today.
MEADVILLE – Crawford County Commissioners stated Thursday that no additional confirmed cases of coronavirus have been reported since the notification Wednesday of one individual residing somewhere in Crawford County testing positive. That notification indicated that the individual is at home…
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MEADVILLE – Meadville Medical Center (MMC) confirmed the first positive COVID-19 case in Crawford County. The person is an MMC employee who does not work in or around the hospital setting. They reportedly have mild symptoms and are isolated at home.
As our community, and the entire country, adapt to daily changes due to the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), we at The Herald are not immune to the effects.
ERIE COUNTY — Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper announced a third person tested positive late Saturday for COVID-19 (coronavirus).
Titusville City Council declared a disaster emergency for the city in response to a recommendation from Crawford County Commissioners in order to effectively deal with COVID-19.
Titusville police spent part of Friday hand-delivering official notices to all Titusville businesses in response to Governor Tom Wolf’s latest directives.
As area residents work together to support the most vulnerable in the community during this difficult time, United Way of the Titusville Region is asking for help.
The Titusville Area School District has a new contract with its support staff.
In accordance with state efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus, Benson Memorial Library in Titusville will be closed from March 14 through March 29.
The United Way of Titusville issued a statement regarding the spread of coronavirus on Friday.
As germ-fighting items dwindle or disappear from store shelves and confirmed cases of coronavirus increase daily, local school districts are watching closely and taking measures to prepare and inform.
Colleges and universities across the region have started taking precautions as COVID-19 continues to spread. Some universities have extended spring breaks, canceled campus events and some will be shifting courses online for a period of time.
At Tuesday’s Pleasantville Borough Council meeting, President Harvey Long addressed the replacement of a utility truck, which was declared totaled by insurance after being struck by another vehicle. The borough received $46,000 from insurance for the replacement of the truck after the accident.
Congressman Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson announced McKean County will receive an $11,926,000 Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) grant.
The Titusville Community Council combined lunch and learning on Thursday as community members and representatives of local organizations gathered to hear all about ALICE.
In celebration of the accomplishments of 2019, the Crawford County Conservation District’s Annual Luncheon was held on Feb. 27, at the Pleasantview Alliance Church with 125 people in attendance. District Staff Members Brian Pilarcik, Laura Dengler, Kathy Uglow, Breann Curry and Jennifer Kell…
As coronavirus starts to take a toll in the U.S., local health care facilities are coordinating efforts to prepare in the event it appears in the community.
MEADVILLE – State Rep. Brad Roae is hosting a clinic to help eligible local residents apply for a rebate of up to $650 on property taxes or rent they paid in 2019.
It’s time to check your closet to see if that Bugs Bunny or Scooby Doo costume still fit. If not, there’s time to shop for a new one before this summer’s Titusville Oil Festival.
Since the Pennsylvania Game Commission changed the deer season opening date from the Monday after Thanksgiving to the Saturday immediately following the holiday, hunters have not been shy in voicing their opinions about the change.
HARRISBURG –School safety grants totaling close to $2.6 million were awarded Wednesday to 24 school districts in Crawford, Mercer, Erie and Warren Counties, in addition to the Northwest Tri-County Intermediate Unit, according to Sen. Michele Brooks.
After a few weeks delay near the end of January, Titusville Police Department’s new cruiser has arrived and is in operation. Through donations by four organizations in Titusville over the Christmas holiday, police purchased a camera system for the cruiser, which is on backorder but will arri…
Pennsylvania State Representative and House Health Committee Chairman Kathy Rapp will host a public hearing focusing on prescription drug pricing.
CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP – An Oil City man is facing charges for not complying with requirements for registered sex offenders.
The average price of gasoline across Western Pennsylvania is a penny higher this week at $2.724 per gallon, according to AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report. This is the first increase in the region in six weeks.
A new scholarship will help to support the education of young people seeking careers in the tool, die and manufacturing industries.
Crawford County District Attorney Francis Schultz announced Monday that the Commonwealth will seek the death penalty in the case against Jack Elijah Turner.
The Greater Titusville Development Foundation (GTDF) has announced the seventh round of the Downtown Titusville Façade Improvement Project. The program has had success since its inception in 2015. Because of generous donations and involved building owners, GTDF has been able to grant $145,00…
IRWIN TOWNSHIP, Venango County — Two men lost their lives in a two-vehicle crash on a section of State Route 8 on Tuesday morning.
Dakota L. Weier, 19, of Seneca, was in district court Monday facing multiple charges from an offense that occurred last year.
The Titusville Area School District provided a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding the proposed Carter Field Renovation.
From snapping pictures of the snowy roads, jumping in on a Nerf war at the YMCA or attending the school’s spelling bee, Lorri Drumm has been getting involved in all things Titusville since she joined The Herald’s staff as managing editor on Jan. 13.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is inviting the public to weigh in on plans that include closing a bridge in Oil Creek Township for an estimated three months during the 2020 construction season.
A Titusville man was in district court Tuesday facing charges that he allegedly touched a 14-year-old girl’s breast last summer.
A Plum Township man lost everything except his life and his two dogs in a destructive fire early Monday morning.
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A Pleasantville couple is awaiting a preliminary hearing, to be held on Feb. 12, under Magisterial District Judge Patrick E. Lowrey for charges of endangering the welfare of children.
A Titusville woman who originally faced 12 charges in connection to the theft of nearly $118,000 from a local tool business pleaded guilty to three of those charges on Jan. 9 in Crawford County Court of Common Pleas.
HARRISBURG (AP) — A fight to block Gov. Tom Wolf from closing two state centers for the intellectually disabled produced a second large majority vote in Pennsylvania’s Republican-controlled Legislature on Wednesday, even as Wolf vowed to continue a decades-old trend away from institutional care.
At a news conference in the Capitol Rotunda this week, county leaders from throughout Pennsylvania unveiled five key county government legislative priorities for 2020. The county-level leaders also called upon state officials to properly fund mental health services, in addition to helping to…
City Council met for a work session on Monday to listen to a few presentations and to discuss new business, including dissolving a city council rule, CDBG, airport advisory board, and potential Oil Region Alliance membership.
Members of the community who have been actively supporting the development of Love In the Name of Christ’s new program will have the opportunity to see the fruits of their labors at an open house on Jan. 15 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Love INC building on West Central Avenue.
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The Tidioute Health Center, a family medicine office providing care for individuals of all ages, opened at 115 Main Street in Tidioute on Tuesday, according to a release from Titusville Area Hospital (TAH).
By Kristin Schrecengost
