On Sunday, state Department of Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine signed an order providing direction for maintaining and cleaning buildings for businesses to maintain in-person operations under the governor's life-sustaining business orders.

WARREN — Commissioners for Warren County have issued a temporary burn ban to avoid further taxing an already limited number of emergency responders when all resources need to be available during the coronavirus pandemic.

National Night Out will not be held in the city of Corry this year, but it's not because of public health concerns.

Weekday bus service has returned to the city of Corry.

The Corry Fire Department in March was able to promote several members from its career ranks, and the firefighters have a number of years of experience among them.  

The city of Corry Police Department would like to remind citizens that there has been an increase in fraud reports throughout the country since the national COVID-19 stimulus package was passed.  

Social Security and Supplemental Income (SSI) benefit payments will continue to be paid on time during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Andrew Saul, commissioner of Social Security.

Even though he couldn't have a party with his friends, a Corry boy was still able to celebrate his eighth birthday on Saturday with a little help from the local community.

Corry’s street sweeper was out cleaning streets overnight Monday, and residents are wondering why. 

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Multiple firetrucks flocked to Sam's Restaurant and Fox's Pizza, 8 E. Main St., Corry, at about 12:39 p.m. on Tuesday for a grease fire. A spokesperson from Corry Fire Department said a cook was able to get it outside and the grease was briefly burning in an alleyway behind the restaurant un…

A man charged with fracturing the skull of a 2-year-old girl at a Corry residence in February had a preliminary hearing on Friday before District Judge Denise Buell. All charges against him were held for court.

Another local organization is stepping up to help those in need during these unprecedented times.

Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday issued a revised stay-at-home order to include four more counties across the commonwealth and to close schools indefinitely.

UPDATE (as of 1:32 p.m. 3/31/20): 

Fifty years ago on Sunday, five local firefighters died fighting a fire on Easter at the former Sherwin-Williams paint store on North Center Street in Corry on March 29, 1970. A public ceremony to pay tribute to the fallen Stanford Hose Co. firefighters was scheduled for Sunday, but it had t…

Those with driver licenses or vehicle registrations about expire have a little more time to renew them.

On Friday, the Corry Area School District began to implement its distance learning plan that will be utilized to continue educating the community's youth while Pennsylvania schools remain closed.

With many small businesses in Corry and surrounding areas now struggling, help is on the way.

Marrell Drake, of Corry, recently saw one of the first signs of spring when she spotted a robin outside. Spring officially began on Thursday, March 19, and numerous robins have been observed throughout the Corry area ever since.

With the latest resignation of a Corry City Police officer, Chief Rich Shopene now finds himself with a department down to seven full-time officers, which, a mere two months ago, had 10. 

UNION CITY - Since a meeting to gather public input for Union City's Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Plan was cancelled, the borough is relying on an online survey to collect information from residents.

The Union City Area School District will begin to put its distance learning plan into effect on Friday, March 27.

It has been reported on national news that people have been buying toilet paper in bulk and those that can't get toilet paper are resorting to buying facial tissues and cleansing wipes.

Many city of Corry residents have questions after Gov. Tom Wolf and Erie County Kathy Dahlkemper announced a stay-at-home order for Erie County on Tuesday to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

The Corry route of the Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority (EMTA) has been temporarily suspended due to a low number of ridership during the COVID-19 outbreak and stay-at-home order issued for Erie County.

The city of Corry's police department will now have an employee working at the front desk at all hours of every day in order to aid the public and provide information regarding city operations as well as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.