Pennsylvania 4-H week to be celebrated
Pennsylvania 4-H Week will be celebrated across the state on March 14-20, as 4-H youth and volunteers will be actively informing Pennsylvania citizens about the 4-H program and how it benefits participants, families and their communities. The Pennsylvania 4-H program prides itself on emphasizing the learn-by-doing approach. The 4-H program is very appealing to young people and allows them to explore current and new interest. Members are encouraged to try new things in 4-H. Some new and/or innovative programs that are available across Pennsylvania include the 4-H interstate exchange program, workforce readiness, animal science, and leadership development. Several activities to promote the 4-H Youth Development program will be held starting early in the weekend with a horsemanship skills clinic in Warren County on March 13, the 4-H In-betweeners Retreat in Butler March 12-14 and the state livestock judging contest held in State College on March 20 will complete the week.
» Full StoryCollecting eyeglasses
Senior Girl Scout Troop 30647 from Russell will hold a drive for used eyeglasses now through April 30. The glasses will be given to the Pine Grove Lions Club for its international recycling of lenses for those in need of eyeglasse.
» Full StorySweet Sounds March 19
Pictured is the Warren Area High School Jazz Band who will perform at “Sweet Sounds” along with Eisenhower High School and Elk County Catholic High School Jazz Bands.
» Full StorySpaghetti served
A spaghetti dinner to benefit Lander Girl Scout Troop will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 16, at Lander United Methodist Church. Donations will be accepted. Take-outs will be available.
» Full StoryPancake dinner
Rotarian Major Ron Starnes, of the Warren Salvation Army, gets ready to do his part for the the Rotary Club’s Annual Pancake and Sausage Dinner. The dinner will be held from 4 to 7 p.m.
» Full StorySpaghetti served
A spaghetti dinner will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 18, in the cafeteria at Warren Area High School to benefit the prom committee. Pictured, from left, are Haylie Paris, Tessa Rehe, Kiera Elicker and Keara Donnick.
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Warren girls softball practice
Outdoor Events
Eisenhower vs. Sharpsville
Chemin de Vie
Dragons vs. Wolverines
Ike vs. Farrell
Ike vs. Mercyhurst Prep
Eisenhower vs. Greenville
