Politicians, University of Pittsburgh officials, Pitt Titusville Hub partners and members of the community gathered at the newly renovated Broadhurst Science Center on the Pitt Titusville campus for the building’s ribbon cutting on Thursday.

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…

PITTSFIELD TOWNSHIP, Warren County — After a record breaking 2021 fair, the Warren County Fair returns this coming week for the 2022 fair, and according to Dale Bliss, director of the fair board, he expects this year’s fair to be the best one yet.

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

The Northern Pennsylvania Regional College (NPRC) and Commonwealth University (CU), recently signed a guaranteed transfer agreement, which allows NRPC students to put all completed credits toward a bachelor’s degree, and not lose any of the progress they have made.

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.

WEST MEAD TOWNSHIP — With just less than one month until the start of the 2022 Crawford County Fair, all signs are pointing to it being the biggest fair in recent years.

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

To make money sometimes you have to spend money. When it comes to the Titusville Police Department, that mantra applies to saving money too.

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.

The Titusville Police Department (TPD) and State Police Fire Marshal are investigating multiple fire-related incidents that occurred this past weekend.

PLEASANTVILLE, Venango County — With the smell of greasy food, the sounds of kids yelling while winning prizes and the sight of smiles galore, The Pleasantville Community Festival is in full swing.

Hundreds packed into the Titusville Iron Works on Thursday to celebrate the life of Ralph Kerr, a figure in the community who passed away this past weekend after a short battle with cancer.

CRANBERRY — A new facility is being built to help area veterans with their health care needs. The Erie Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center is in the process of constructing a brand new outpatient facility on Route 322 in Cranberry right in front of Home Depot.

SPARTA TOWNSHIP — Greg and Lori Schweitzer feel left behind. The couple lives on a 272-acre farm in Sparta Township where their closest neighbor is out of earshot. They enjoy watching westerns and tending to their land.

Titusville City Council held a special meeting Tuesday night with just one item on the agenda, the awarding of a bid for the Diamond Street park project.

Once again in the streets of Pithole City coopers made barrels, spinners spun string on their wheels, blacksmiths heated up their forges and lumberjacks split logs.

Hydetown Borough Council held a special meeting Monday night to discuss a few issues. The main topic that took up a majority of the more-than-90 -minute meeting was what to do about a need for an increased police presence in the borough.

Pam Sopher loves people. If you ask her husband, he’d tell you that  she could sit down and quickly become lifelong friends with a complete stranger.

When the Top Gun movie came out in 1986, Gary Otto, a city resident who was born and raised in Titusville, couldn’t wait to see it.

Over the past year, residents have been complaining about the garbage collection services provided to the city by Raccoon Refuse.

A restaurant reopened on Tuesday after being closed for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Titusville City Council had a large agenda Tuesday night and discussed a wide variety of topics including a new ordinance for city sidewalks, alternate parking on city streets, fencing around dumpsters and the refuse situation in the city. However, one topic dominated the nearly three hour m…

For those who gathered to honor and pay respect to the American Flag at the annual Flag Day ceremony, the flag is much more than a piece of cloth — it’s a representation of American values. They represent America, the servicemen who fought for this country, and therefore deserve the utmost r…