There is something happening all day long in downtown Warren on Saturday, October 3rd. Come downtown, shop locally, enjoy great food and drinks, participate in the activities, and celebrate fall with friends and family. The Fall Festival continues to grow this year. The City of Warren, ...
A Sheffield man has been found guilty of violating his probation and has had his sentence lengthened by five months. Tyler Ordiway, 26, had been sentenced in 2021 by former Judge Maureen Skerda in the Court of Common Pleas to 10 to 30 months incarceration, $2,025 in fines and fees, sex offender treatment and submission of a DNA sample on a count of third-degree felony child pornography. Online court docket information shows Ordiway was released in October 2025 from SCI Smithfield, with the conditions of his probation set with the Warren County Adult Probation Unit on Oct. 30, 2025. ...
The City of Warren is asking residents and the public to help choose a name for its planned Downtown Riverfront Redevelopment project. A naming survey has been developed as part of the city's ongoing effort to gather public input on the project, which is designed to improve access to the Allegheny River and create new recreational and pedestrian amenities along Warren's downtown riverfront. Participants may submit their own name suggestion or select up to three names from a list developed by the project's steering committee. Proposed names include Allegheny Landing, Allegheny ...
Twenty students began the Warren Forest Higher Education Council’s Youth Leadership Program with a kickoff session at Hi-Ed. Throughout the year, participants will visit places around Warren County, meet community leaders and develop skills they can use in school and beyond. This year’s ...
Fishing the Allegheny River in Tidioute offers one of the best public launches in the county boasting about a great diversity of species that draws people from all over the region for back-to-back weekends each fall. While the PA State Fishing Tournament was held last weekend for its 67th ...
HARRISBURG – Attorney General Dave Sunday’s office has filed a lawsuit against an Idaho man and his business for allegedly deceiving Pennsylvanians and businesses into purchasing fraudulent spotted lanternfly permits and associated training. The lawsuit alleges that Kevin Wardell and Diverse Solutions LLC solicited and sold the fraudulent permits and training under the name “Spotted Lanternfly Commission.” According to the lawsuit, Wardell and his business solicited Pennsylvanians — in some cases, successfully — by mailing letters that included deceptive logos and ...
