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Study shines light on price hikes in pharmaceuticals

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department (PID) has released a study on pharmacy benefits managers’ (PBMs) activities across Pennsylvania’s commercial, fully-insured insurance markets. The new PID study delivers important transparency to the prescription drug market and evaluates the ...

Leek Party proceeds benefit Hospice

Photo by Jeff Haight via Jeff News Organizers of the 12th Annual Leek Party, which takes place in Youngsville, presented a $10,000 donation to Hospice of Warren County. What began over a decade ago as a small local gathering has grown into an annual tradition that grows in size each year. ...

Legion remembers in county on Memorial Day

American Legion Chief Cornplanter Post 135 hosted a Memorial Day ceremony on the front steps of the courthouse this morning. Commander Craig Mullen welcomed the approximately 100 in attendance, followed by the raising of the colors by Civil Air Patrol 505. Retired Col. Brenda Franklin was ...

Four Flags Ceremony celebrates history

Troops 13 and 1013 from North Warren Presbyterian participated Saturday in the Four Flags Ceremony. The ceremony recognized the Native Americans, French, English and Americans who each played a role in the area’s history. Photos by Jeff Haight via Jeff News

Body recovered from lake appears to be missing Lakewood man

STOW – The body of a Lakewood man who has been missing for months appears to have been recovered. According to the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office, Saturday around 8:45 a.m. deputies received a call of a possible body on the shoreline near the Stow Ferry in North Harmony. Deputies, ...

‘Pride and Pain’

Americans were reminded to remember and help our children carry on the true meaning of the Memorial Day holiday. The Blue Star Mothers held their first Memorial Day ceremony Thursday evening. President Skyla Govier reminded attendees how those that have served and sacrificed have “families ...