Farrell News

The driver of the car involved in a car-motorcycle accident in which a Sharon policeman suffered career-ending injuries has denied negligence and said the policeman bears some of the blame for the crash.

The second annual "Catch the Vision" banquet of Operation Capital City is tonight in Tiffany's Banquet Center, Brookfield.

When the 1990 Census figures didn't smell right, Wheatland Mayor Tom Stanton took a map and walked every block of the borough, discovering that about one in seven households had been missed.

Police unraveling 'complex' case By Courtney L. Anderson Herald Staff Writer SHARON - A Sharon teen is dead after being hit by gunfire from a botched drug deal early Friday in Sharon near the Farrell line.

Three more people have been charged in connection with the Dec. 20, 2008, shooting death and robbery of a Detroit-area man in Farrell.

A* Grandparents Second Time Around Support Group is hosting a parent training, Creating Lasting Family Connections "Getting Real," at Minority Heath Center/ERASE, 211 Federal St., Farrell.

Farrell Area School District has moved on since firing high school principal Lee McFerren in July 2008.

Three people charged with beating a man in a Farrell bar have pleaded guilty to lesser charges that left them with hefty fines and restitution to pay.

What happens when you mix Steelers, Tigers, Hornets, Blue Devils and maybe Big Reds? It might create a monster.

A dozen women watched as images of women, abused and beaten by their husbands and boyfriends, came across a computer screen at the center of New Life Covenant Church in Sharon on Saturday morning.

An armed man Wednesday night robbed a South Pymatuning Township convenience store, police said.

When the proposed Farrell budget was announced this week, it contained no pay increases for any city workers.

The paper trail that was built during a four-year probe into the affairs of Kelley M. Culp's Farrell day-care operations and led to the arrests of 11 people on charges including welfare fraud fills at least three boxes.

Legislation that would overhaul the U.S. health care system began to take shape this week as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid included a so-called public option in the Senate version of a reform bill.

A former Farrell man is hoping a federal judge will suppress evidence and gut a charge that is punishable by a sentence of 5 to 40 years behind bars.

One thing about writing for newspapers in the modern era is that one never knows who is reading your story and where that person is in the world.

New & Living Way Apostolic Proclaimers of the Truth will host a service at 7:30 p.m. today in the church at 927 Lee Ave.

A disabled Farrell woman who dropped a cigarette in her living room is OK after a Sunday night fire, thanks to two men who came to the rescue.

A judge ordered Tuesday that three people will stand trial for allegedly tying up and torturing a teen in Mercer County.

Local hospitals aren't banning patients from having visitors, but precautions are in place to prevent spreading the flu.