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Historic Pithole City opens for summer season

PLEASANTVILLE – Historic Pithole City is opening for the summer season. The site’s Visitor Center will be open to the public every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and lasting through Aug. 30. Learn about the Oil Region's most notorious boomtown - its quick ascent and just ...

Coming together: First unified Warren Area High School class celebrates

The first graduating class following the Warren County School District's reconfiguration celebrated commencement Friday evening at War Memorial Field, marking a historic milestone for students from across the county's former high schools. Graduates from Warren Area High School and Eisenhower ...

Knights, Eagles soar together at ceremonies

The graduating class of Eisenhower High School students may have started as two different communities but together they persevered through the challenges. This milestone was not about the diplomas but a celebration of a community that was formed. Two schools, two mascots, yet one shared ...

Budget, social media policy on school board agenda

Final approval of the Warren County School District budget and a new policy for the district’s social media administration are on the agenda for tonight’s Warren County School District Board of Education meeting. The Warren County District will hold its Committee of the Whole meeting ...

State invests $20 million for school safety, mental health support

Last week, the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency’s (PCCD) School Safety and Security Committee approved 353 applications totaling almost $20 million to help address school violence and improve student mental health, as well as bolster school security, including costs ...

Manufactured homeowners, property owners in limbo as legislation stalls

Legislation designed to protect residents in Pennsylvania’s manufactured home communities has been stalled in committee for a year, leaving homeowners, residents, and the industry itself in limbo. Both sides have concerns, but for different reasons. Residents fear being priced out of ...