Graduating seniors of 2020 have dealt with a lot, making many sacrifices throughout the many shutdowns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and Corry City Council issued a Proclamation at a recent meeting to honor the Corry Area High School class of 2020.

The next American Red Cross blood drive in Corry is Thursday, but appointments have already been filled, and walk-ins are not being taken. 

Students and adults statewide will be required to wear face coverings while in school per a recent order by Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine.

Black is an unusual color for roads that have been a light grey since a tar and chip project covered about 16 miles of Corry roads in September 2019.

More funding is on the way for child care providers throughout the state thanks to the federal CARES Act passed March in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Details regarding the identity of a driver of a black 2018 Chevrolet Traverse that was involved in a hit-and-run accident with an Amish buggy on Sunday evening will be released after criminal charges have been filed against the individual, according to a news release from the Corry barracks …

Sunshine and warm temperatures accompanied visitors to this year's first farmers market event in Corry.

SPARTA — Pennsylvania State Police are seeking information about the driver of a black 2018 Chevrolet Traverse that was involved in a hit-and-run accident with an Amish buggy carrying two adults, a toddler and an infant in Crawford County on Sunday evening. 

A new survey is available to Corry residents for the purpose of gathering feedback on an active transportation plan for the city. The plan highlights better walking, bicycling and other opportunities for people to be more physically active and improve overall health.

Unemployed workers due to COVID-19 have been receiving an extra $600 per week on top of an unemployment check from the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC) program. 

Corry Fire Department and Corry City Police were dispatched to the area of West Smith and Grace streets for a car that had crashed into a utility pole at 1:12 p.m. July 2. Once on location, officers observed a red Dodge Dart RallyE with heavy front end damage and a utility pole lying across …

Farm Fresh Fridays will be taking place with its first farmers market today at Corry City Park. It will be open between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. every Friday through Oct. 16. Everyone in attendance is asked to comply with social distancing guidelines. This is a rain or shine event where the communi…

This year, as with everything else, even America's birthday celebration of July Fourth is completely different in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.

When eight Corry women got together back in the 1970s, they may not have known what was in the cards for their group. About 45 years later, while their families have grown and marriages have become golden, their friendships have also endured.

A very recognizable name in Corry has passed on its tow hook to the next generation.

As Pennsylvania continues to reopen, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) are reminding residents to celebrate responsibly ahead of the Independence Day holiday.

On Monday the state released applications for Pennsylvanians who qualify for housing-related financial assistance through the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency.

Downtown Corry Business Association's First Fridays kicks off the season's opening event this Friday, from 5 to 9 p.m., with the theme "Freedom for All."

Prior to the country being beset with the coronavirus, Cambridge Corry had completed renovations to its facility at 771 E. Columbus Ave. in Corry earlier this year.

The state answered a big question for workers that have been laid off or let go due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With a stroke of the pen they extended unemployment benefits.

The Corry Public Library, 117 W. Washington St., reopened its doors on Monday for limited services such as copies and faxes, browsing and item checkouts. Library Assistant Patti Redrup, left, checks out a children's book for Jenn Chase, of Corry, who stopped in Monday to get books for her ki…

A long list of business items and a few personnel matters were approved during a regular meeting of Corry Area School Board members on Monday, June 22.

A site investigation report on testing done in July and October 2019 on a Corry Avenue A landfill has been completed and while contamination levels aren't as high as expected, Department of Environmental Protection's findings include recommendations for more testing.

COLUMBUS  — A Corry man was arrested Sunday after he allegedly strangled a woman and then attempted to shoot a man who stopped the attack at a Warren County residence on Saturday night. 

Students in the Corry Area School District will be able to receive free meals for most of the summer.

The Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) recently announced that Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority (PIDA),  Pennsylvania Minority Business Development Authority (PMBDA), and Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) are extending business loan deferrals by three a…

CLYMER, N.Y. — Two local residents were charged Saturday evening with drug-related offenses following a traffic stop in the town of Clymer, New York. 

Amateur radio operator Steve Walter, 62, of Spartansburg — call sign WA3A — took part in a 2020 American Radio Relay League Field Day, which is designed to test emergency response skills. Operators are encouraged to make as many contacts as possible over a 24-hour period and at 22 hours in, …

Many have been affected by school closures and shutdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fat Monn's Grub owner Jason Monn received a citation on Friday from Erie County Council to recognize the efforts of the restaurant to help feed children of families in need. 

Corry Streets Department employee Erik Sproveri operates a line painter on North Center Street. Line painting will be taking place throughout town to redefine crosswalks in Corry. Corry Public Works Department Lead Operator Mark Leofsky said it will be an ongoing project, as it can only be d…

When the Warren County Fair board of directors in May made the unhappy decision to cancel this year’s fair, 4H club leader Michelle Enos wasn’t totally surprised.

Avenue Haircrafters, 16 W. Columbus Ave., has reopened for business today, Erie County's first day in the green phase. Guidelines allow for salons and barber shops to reopen by appointment. Owner Tammi Martin is cutting a longtime customer's hair this morning — Sue Anderson, of Warren and fo…

The Corry Subway Restaurant has reached a 30-year milestone and recently underwent a remodel.

Due to green phase guidelines that restrict gatherings over 250 people at events, a drag race scheduled to take place at the Corry-Lawrence Airport, 800 Spring St., will be rescheduled.