Monday Jun 29 | The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York
Lighthouse Baptist Names Student Of.....
Daniel Freehling was named the Lighthouse Baptist Academy Student of the Month. David is the son of Tim and Kathy Freehling of Pittsfield, Pa.
Art, artisan festival | Ferndale Historical Society to mark 12th anniversary
BY RUTH RICE RRICE@TRIBDEM.COM History will be shown through art during a local society's display.
Former congressman to head Forest Alliance
Photo by Ted Lutz Jack Hedlund, left, of Kane congratulates former congressman John Peterson, right, who has been selected to succeed Hedlund as the executive director of the Allegheny Forest Alliance .
John Holt of Kane is named Logger-of-the-Year
Photo by Ted Lutz John Holt, center, of Kane has been selected as the Logger-of-the-Year. Holt, who received several gifts including this mounted axe, was honored Tuesday at the 41st annual Loggers and Saw Millers Safety Meeting at the Johnsonburg Fire Hall.
Cub Scout Pack 561 has its Pinewood Derby
PLEASANTVILLE - Cub Scout Pack 561 in Pleasantville had its annual Pinewood Derby at the Pleasantville Elementary School gym on Thursday.
Some eateries notice a dip in sales, but say it may be the season
Tom Boyle tboyle@titusvilleherald.com With the downturn in the economy, many families are not eating out as much as they did in the past.
Celebrate, rather than condemn, differences
Editor's note: WPSU-FM in 2008 invited central Pennsylvania residents to share their values and beliefs in essays titled "This I Believe." Between now and the end of the year, the Centre Daily Times will ...
Senior Judge French to temporarily replace retiring Fagley
A former Mercer County district judge will temporarily replace retiring District Judge William L. Fagley, Greenville.
Elementary schools earn state awards
Herald Reporter Elementary school children in the Titusville Area School District proved just how book smart they were when Main Street, Hydetown, and Pleasantville elementaries were each honored with their ...
Tootsie - the dog with quite a history - has become a poster child for microchips.
Remember the lovable Tootsie? He's the disappearing dachshund - gone for 5 years - who was found hundreds of miles away in Pittsburgh and returned this week to his family in Pleasantville.