A Rockin' For Relay event was being held Friday at Corry Manor, 640 Worth St., and the floorboards were a-rockin'. Doug Austin, 58, left, said he's been a client at the manor for almost eight years and was thrilled to rock. He sits with Cindy Pierce, 53, staff development coordinator, as she…

CLYMER, N.Y. — Members of the Clymer Central School Board approved a long list of hires, resignations and a retirement during a special meeting Wednesday night.

Surrounded by a family full of firefighters, Tom Lathrop Jr., 54, of Corry, was inspired growing up to become a volunteer firefighter and that influence is also reflected in his kids. Olivia, 11, and Jackson, 9, are both already expressing interest in becoming firefighters. 

Jeremy Brandon, of Titusville, and Kerrick Caldwell, of Cambridge Springs, are walking to make a difference in the lives of veterans.

BLOOMFIELD — Put on your dancing shoes because it's almost time for Canadohta Lake's Doo Wop Weekend. 

The impact a teacher can make on a student's life goes beyond the classroom.

A two-car accident occurred Wednesday afternoon on West Columbus Avenue, near the intersection with Mead Avenue, when a Jeep Patriot rear-ended a Dodge Durango. Corry Fire Department was dispatched at 2:52 p.m. and during that time of day, traffic control was a challenge for responders who h…

Teacher hires, a resignation and retirement were approved Monday during a Corry Area School Board meeting.

UNION CITY — Union City has seen an increase in funds raised during Erie Gives Day each year and this year is no different. 

The city of Corry Police Department recently filed charges against a New York man who allegedly burglarized The Fork and Barrel Restaurant and Corry County Club in early May. 

ERIE - A former Spartansburg resident was recently sentenced to serve 15 years in federal prison for taking sexually explicit photographs of two young children in 2017.

TITUSVILLE - A Sparta Township resident charged in late June with having

Members of the Corry Area School Board approved on Monday a long list of athletic, non-athletic, grade-level coordinators and department heads for the 2019-20 school year.

Corry Rubber Corp., 601 W. Main St., was host to this month's city initiative to tour the plants of Corry and allow city officials get to know local industries.

Corry-area nonprofits and residents set a new donation record during a ninth-annual Erie Gives

Athletic policy changes, salary increases and paying more for health insurance benefits are part of a five-year contract between the Corry Area School District and the Corry Area Education Association (teacher's union) that was adopted Monday night by members of the board of education.

 A Back to School event on Sunday, coordinated by the Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 264, was considered a success by Post Commander Julia Drinkall who said people started showing up two hours before the event. While giveaway totals have not been calculated yet, there were 1,000 backpac…

A date for tar and chipping city streets has been set.

A list of new hires and resignations is expected to be approved today during a Corry Area School Board meeting.

RANDOLPH - Pennsylvania State Police are looking for a 21-year-old Cochranton man who is wanted for questioning in a double homicide investigation. 

Hundreds of yellow ducks floated toward a finish line Sunday afternoon during Glenn Mead Day in Mead Park.

Above, local residents Judy Craday, left, and Howard Cornell look over a 1955 Ford Fairlane Victoria during a Street Machines Unlimited 37th annual cruise-in that was held during Glenn Mead Day Sunday in Mead Park. The car is owned by Jim and Mary Sudul of Sugar Grove. The Glenn Mead event a…

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This Sunday Mead Park will be filled with numerous activities, attractions, food and craft vendors, games and more for the annual Glenn Mead Day. 

A large group of yellow, rubber ducks will drift down a flume set up on Mead Park's Alice Lake during the upcoming Glenn Mead Day, and the owner of the first duck to reach the shore will win $200. 

Residents have been calling the Corry Fire Department and city hall and stopping firefighters to ask, why are the fire hydrants white, Corry Fire Chief Jim Lathrop said.

Adults and children who were inside this duplex at 64 Market St., Union City, escaped without being injured when a large tree limb fell onto the roof of the house Thursday afternoon. Union City Volunteer Fire Co. was dispatched for a citizen’s assist for a downed tree at 12:42 p.m. Jeremy Le…

For the first time, the Village Thrift Shop, 51 N. Center St., is offering an end-of-season sale like none they have had before, featuring a bag of clothing for $1, no restrictions.

Continuing to eliminate blight, creating a community newsletter, implementing a small business incubator, building a splash pad and offering more activities for children were ideas shared Thursday night during a community brainstorming session.

The city of Corry Police Department coordinated a Corry National Night Out event in Corry City Park on Tuesday evening that was free for anyone to attend. Police Chief Rich Shopene said the gathering was "very well received" and hundreds of people visited the park to learn about local organi…