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Zonta Club launches county Volunteer Directory initiative

The Zonta Club of Warren County is launching an initiative to create a centralized directory connecting Warren County residents with local nonprofit organizations and volunteer opportunities. The Warren County Volunteer Directory will provide community members with a single resource to learn ...

Two want illness to be reportable to state

Two state senators want Pennsylvania to add cyclosporiasis to Pennsylvania’s list of reportable diseases and require healthcare providers and laboratories to report confirmed cases to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Sen. Amanda Cappelletti, D-Norristown, and Sen. Maria Collett, ...

Mental health services being offered at two schools

Riverside Counseling LLC will begin providing on‑site mental health services at both Eisenhower and Youngsville Schools starting in the 2026 school year. The initiative aims to make emotional and behavioral health support more accessible for students by offering therapy directly within the ...

Scandia museum to be opened Saturday

Elk Township Historical Society will open their museum and restored 1800s classroom on Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. Come and explore our area’s early years of existence in Warren County. We offer an interesting experience, where children can sit at the antique school desks, write on ...

Convicted abuser Sandusky’s latest request for relief fails

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that convicted serial child abuser Jerry Sandusky’s latest attempt to have his conviction overturned failed Tuesday, when a judge dismissed a Post Conviction Relief Act filing. Sandusky was convicted in 2012 of sexual abuse of numerous children — who he accessed through the former coach’s Second Mile charity — and sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison. Since the conviction, he has filed numerous appeals. The state courts have rejected each challenge to his conviction. Though the PCRA Court provided Sandusky with the ...

‘Bringing People Together’

Born and raised in Youngsville, Judy Kuzminski enjoys connecting and creating new ideas to help beautify the town whether it’s leading a cause like Wreaths Across America or gathering with community members to plan ways to beautify Youngsville. A 1973 graduate of Youngsville High School, ...