Warren News

By over 20 percent, Rob Greene defeated incumbent Ross McKeirnan and candidate Bernard T. Hessley in the Republican primary for district attorney on Tuesday.

Kathy Kane opposes pot legalization, as does Tom her boss because it is a gateway drug.

A man accused of hitting a bar bouncer in the head with a beer bottle has waived his preliminary hearing.

Tyler Gustafson had two hits, including a triple, for Whirley and Micah Passmore two hits, including a home run, for MWR Construction in a close Boys Minors game on Tuesday.

The Warren County Scholastic Trap League, now in its seventh year, is one of the oldest clubs of its kind in Pennsylvania, and was reportedly the first in the state to be sponsored by the National Rifle Association.

Warren Manor Nursing & Rehab Facility celebrated National Nursing Home Week last week with special activities for residents, family and staff every day.

But, thanks to the thoughtless acts of a few people, there won't be as much new habitat as there could be.

Gilbert Thomas Haight, 83, of High St., Youngsville, PA, passed away Tuesday, May 21st, at Warren General Hospital.

Anthony, Fla. Ruth Hubbard Marshall, age 81, passed away peacefully at Estelle's House May 17, 2013.

Tim Munksgard had his fifth home run in four games, a three-run shot in the fifth inning that proved to be the difference for 4-0 Mangione Beverage in a 6-3 Over 30 Modified Softball League win over Freddie's on Tuesday at Betts Park.

Warren Welcome Club made its annual charitable donation to CASA . Pictured are Lisa Thompson of CASA, Teresa Abplanalp and Rachel Harvey of Warren Welcome Club, and Rachel's children.

Paul L. Mutzabaugh, 86, formerly of Warren, passed away Sunday, May 19 in Strongsville, Ohio.

It's something you won't find on curriculum lists. It is seldom, if ever, a major discussion at school board meetings.

A Youngsville man was killed this morning in a crash involving a tractor-trailer on Route 27 in Sugar Grove Township, Warren County.

Deanna Hollabaugh, chaplain, led the annual memorial service with flowers placed on the altar in memory of Sandra Malley from Forest Grange.

"When I am not there, Mary Ann Nau will be acting city manager," Freenock told the Times Observer last Friday.

Times Observer photo by Brian Ferry Looking for the right book Ruby Wiles of Free Books for Kids Town helps Youngsville Elementary Middle School students find what they're looking for Monday during a Free Books for Kids Town stop at the school.

On Monday, third through fifth graders from Sugar Grove and Russell elementary schools visited the VanOrd Farm.

Born on January 2, 1919 in Williamsport, Pa., she was the daughter of the late John J. Szybist and Katherine Zielewicz Szybist.

Third Annual Allegheny Burger Festival judges Nick Papalia and Brian Ferry savor the taste of one the burgers presented for judging on Saturday.