Warren News

I have been following the slaughter in Gaza with increasing alarm and revulsion.

A day after Ortiz slung his bat and leisurely trotted around the bases following a home run off him, Archer had more thoughts about Big Papi's style.

When recovering from an injury, an individual's motivation is often being able to get back to doing the things he or she used to do.

Joyce Milberg, District VIII Director of the Garden Club Federation of Pennsylvania attended the joint picnic of the Warren Garden Club and the Hill and Dale Garden Club of Sugar Grove recently at Betts Park.

Richard Bruce Amacher, recently of Riverside, was born in Warren, PA May 15, 1926.

Frank L. Liffner, age 79, of Navarre, Florida, passed away on July 26, 2014, at his home.

On Saturday, Aug. 2, during Pleasant Township Day, members of Pleasant Community Church will hold a yard sale, baked good sale and hot dog and drink sale to support their upcoming mission trip to Ecuador.

The South Korean businessman who led Pyeongchang's successful bid for the Winter Olympics is set to return as head of the organizing committee for the 2018 Games.

A weightlifter from Papua New Guinea who competed at the Commonwealth Games faces trial over an alleged sexual assault at a Glasgow supermarket.

Hall of Famers Reggie Jackson and Jim Rice didn't do it. Neither did Mark McGwire, Albert Pujols, Jim Thome, Barry Bonds nor any other opposing slugger who played at Kansas City.

Warren has some jewels in its midst, and one of them dominates the intersection of Third Avenue and Liberty Street.

Frank Thomas choked back tears, Joe Torre apologized for leaving people out of his speech and Tony La Russa said he felt uneasy.

It was a time of war, days on end of battles aboard the "fightenist" ship in the Navy.

Max Peterson is the lucky winner of a prize basket filled with books and other Scholastic items for grades kindergarten through third grade.

The Colorado Rockies handed out 15,000 jerseys with the All-Star shortstop's name misspelled in a giveaway gaffe Saturday night at Coors Field.

While summertime is popular for concerts and county fairs, many counties are combining the two.

Coming off a dismal showing in the opening round, the U.S. shuffled its lineup and got the desired result, beating Spain twice Friday to earn its first points in the eight-country competition.

Like reading a blitz, Johnny Manziel knew the questions about his off-field wildness were coming.

The Warren Festival of the Arts will present its 34th year at the Struthers Library Theatre in a show entitled "You've Been Framed" on Friday, Aug. 1, at 7:30 p.m. David Blank portrays the harried art curator with Belinda Brohn as his assistant.

Beginning this September at Betts Park, players will have a chance to dust off the cleats and take part in a competitive but safe atmosphere in the newly-formed Warren Flag Football League.