Life is full of irony, and often, the convergence of circumstances can lead to one’s destiny. That is how Guiyou Huang, Ph.D., who recently became Edinboro University’s 19th president describes his path to higher education, first as a professor, then as a department chair, honors program hea…
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When Wally Hansen, left, of Corry, entered a customer appreciation drawing at Crosby's at 247 E. Main St., in May, he did not think he would be the winner out of 90 participating stores. The drawing box was overflowing with entries when it was submitted for the drawing. The 55-inch Hisense 4…
Tractor Supply Company is inviting farmers, craft makers and artisans to join the Farmers Market event at their local TSC store on Saturday, Sept. 28. The event is an opportunity for members of the community to showcase their many talents and display homemade and homegrown goods, whether the…
Friends of the Corry Public Library will hold a book sale Wednesday through Saturday.
Glenn Mead Day raffle winners
Thursday in the Park
Celtic-style worship
The Robert and Nellie Nichols 55th family reunion was recently held in Nichols Lodge at Mead Park.
Michelle Vitaliz was commissioned to illustrate a recreation of a severed head to assist law enforcement. Dr. Tim Thompson sits in awe as he embraces Scottish culture and majesty. Dr. Mary Paniccia Carden knows that women haven’t gotten the appropriate credit for revolutionizing Beat literat…
A 2019 Sullivan family reunion was held on Saturday, July 27, with 40 descendants of Mandy and John Sullivan attending — including five Amy family members, 20 Cragg family members and 15 Peterson family members.
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The Color Run will return to Erie for "The Love Tour" on Saturday, Aug. 10. This will mark the fifth time the event has been hosted in Erie since 2014, and the first time since 2017.
A 46th Swart family reunion was held on July 27 at the Elgin-Beaverdam Firehall.
West Spring Creek Congregational Church will host Dan Schall from Zelienople at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 4.
Worship service for animal welfare
A garden tour will be held
Members of College
Summer Concert
Celtic style worship
Thursday in the Park
Todd Bol’s Little Free Library began with a box full of books on his lawn in Wisconsin. Ten years later, there are more than 80,000 branches, and books in 91 countries.
Students from Clymer Central School’s Future Business Leaders of America chapter recently visited seven cemeteries within the school district to honor veterans by placing more than 400 American flags on their graves.
Eighty-one young men and women ages 13 to 15, who reside in the Pennsylvania State Police Troop E patrol areas of Erie, Crawford, Warren and Venango Counties, underwent intensive training this week at the Camp Cadet program at Allegheny College in Meadville.
Safe Journey is partnering with restaurants in Corry and Union City to promote its Violence Free Starts With Me message to local children. Safe Journey recently distributed more than 1,000 placemats for kids to enjoy at participating restaurants. The “Pirate Island”-themed placemats offer fa…
The Corry High School Alumni Association awarded eight scholarships to graduating Corry seniors during the 145th annual Alumni Dinner on Saturday.
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Four generations of a local family recently gathered for a party and posed for the above photo. Family members are great-grandmother, Dorothy Humes, left, of Clymer; grandmother Debbie Morgan, right, of Corry; mother, Lisa Morgan, center, of Corry; and baby, Janae Lindstrom.
Class of 2019 scholarship recipients:
When the Zonta Club of the Corry Area launched its second bra drive in February, members set a goal of collecting 1,000 bras to benefit women in underprivileged countries.
Wattsburg Borough Council recently gave away its first-ever scholarships to two graduating seniors from Seneca High School during the Council's meeting on Monday. Makenzie Wright, center left, and Austin Detzel, center right, each received $500 and a certificate from Borough Council, which h…
Women’s Support Group
A new Miss, Little Miss and Tiny Miss Corry will be crowned on Monday at relevant church, 100 W. South St., Corry.
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