Warren News

This kind of emotion explains the sheer volume of runners and spectators at Monday's Boston Marathon.

The sentiment from the Eisenhower bench after Saturday's home loss to Mercyhurst Prep was clear.

City Manager Nancy Freenock plans to go before Warren City Council this evening with a basic question: What is the City of Warren to do with a building it owns at 231, 233 and 237 Pennsylvania Avenue? Freenock said, "While I don't speak for council, is there any appetite for the Redevelopment Authority taking over?" Times Observer photo by Rob ... (more)

Micheal Bush, 34, Clarendon, went home to his Lord and Savior at 8:40pm, Friday, April 18, 2014 in St. Vincent's Health Care following an extended illness.

Henry Passinger enlisted in the U.S Navy in 1942, and volunteered to serve in submarines.

Three area schools, Warren, Youngsville and Sheffield had student art work selected for representation in the Edinboro Biennial District 10 Art Show.

Warren improved to 6-1 overall with its fifth win in a row, 4-0 on Saturday over non-region Corry at Hawbaker Field at the Farm Colony Complex.

Henry Passinger was a little hazy on some details about his service aboard the submarine USS Tambor, SS-198, during World War II.

Clara I. Carlson, 72, of 1 Berry Street, N. Warren, PA, died unexpectedly on Sunday, April 20, 2014 at UPMC Hamot Medical Center, Erie, PA.

Rubin "Hurricane" Carter never surrendered hope of regaining his freedom, not even after he was convicted of a triple murder, then convicted again and abandoned by many prominent supporters.

Search teams recovered a 13th body Saturday from the snow and ice covering a dangerous climbing pass on Mount Everest, where an avalanche a day earlier swept over a group of Sherpa guides in the deadliest disaster on the world's highest peak.

The purchase of a new medical assistance vehicle for the Transit Authority of Warren County has been approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare.

Ten guilty pleas were entered, nine not guilty pleas were entered and one bench warrant was issued in plea and arraignment proceedings before President Judge Maureen Skerda on Thursday morning.

The Warren County School District board of directors has approved implementation of School Wide Positive Behavior Support beginning next year at the schools.

A year after taking the The Oklahoma Civilian Marksmanship Program Games by storm at the Oklahoma City Gun Club, Russell's Randy Ent added another first-place finish at the 2014 games.

In a unanimous decision, the school board this week approved a contract with Kelly Educational Staffing to coordinate the district's substitutes.

Betty Louise Abraham, age 79, a resident of Irving for 48 years, died Thursday, April 10, 2014 at Texas Health Harris Methodist HEB Hospital in Bedford.

Two members of Eisenhower's back-to-back Region 2-championship football team will make the jump from Friday nights to Saturday afternoons next season following their official college commitments.

The amount of "mission" work flowing from the hearts and hands of Warren County residents is astounding.

Born in Medford, New Brunswick, Canada in 1934, Joe was the son of the late Lawrence and Mary Madeline Goodine.