Titusville News

Roland "Bus" Powell, former Washington bureau chief of The Blade, died Wednesday at Elk County Regional Health Center in St.

The Watson Township Supervisors reviewed the installation of a dry hydrant during their meeting Wednesday evening.

What city contributed most to the making of the modern world? The Paris of the Enlightenment and then of Napoleon, pioneer of mass armies and nationalist statism? London, seat of parliamentary democracy and center of finance? Or perhaps Titusville, Pa.

A final vote tally from the Nov. 3 municipal election has likely filled four available seats on the Crawford Central School Board.

An empty lot just beyond the western city limits offers little to attract motorists who travel busy Route 8. Its unremarkable presence belies the lot's notable place in local history.

A man accused in late 2008 of cooking up meth at two Titusville-area houses has pleaded guilty to charges of drug manufacturing and chemical possession.

The moment I have been waiting for has happened. Someone tipped a flame along the edge of the forest and set the foliage ablaze.

Lost wallet. Miranda Y. English, of 6 Biddle St., Warren, reported to Conewango Township police that at approximately 1 a.m. Sunday she lost a pink wallet with a silver buckle in the Burger King area of Warren Commons.

After fastening his seat belt and turning on the ignition, Michael Scutella checked his rearview mirror and slowly pulled a 2006 Chevrolet Malibu out of a parking space at Cathedral Preparatory School.

Jim Chely, 53, of Elmira finished fourth overall and first in the male 50-59 age group in the 50K race at the Oil Creek 100 Trail Runs on Oct.

A hefty price tag and tight local finances have shelved plans to bury a flood-control system through the city.

Warren avenged its only region volleyball loss of the season with an impressive three-game win over the Titusville Rockets, 25-17, 25-22, 25-13, Monday at Warren Area High School.

Sure, it's fun to drive around and see the leaves at their peak of fall color. It doesn't take much planning and it's pretty cheap entertainment.

United States Attorney Mary Beth Buchanan announced today, October 15, 2009, that Chad Zachary Hower, formerly of Titusville, Pennsylvania, was indicted on May 12, 2009, by a federal grand jury in Erie on a charge of international parental kidnapping.

Federal prosecutors in northwestern Pennsylvania say a man accused of kidnapping his 13-year-old son is being held in Bulgaria.

An economic boom that began in western Pennsylvania in 1859 set the stage for an industry that transformed the world.

Sean Patrick O'Neill has been named athletic director and director of residence life activities at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville.

On Saturday, Oct. 10, the Allegheny Outdoor Club will ride bikes in Oil Creek State Park.

The stories of some of Crawford County's most notable former residents will be shared during two cemetery tours Saturday.

Another outsider has been given the job of ironing out the problems of an eastern Crawford County fire and ambulance company.