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WASU lists donors to assist youth

The Warren Area Student Union is thankful to all the donors who contributed to the current fundraising campaign. WASU is a 501c3 non-profit charity to serve the youth of Warren County at no cost. Donations may be sent to: WASU, 330 Hickory Street, Warren, PA 16365 ADM Welding & Fabrication, John Anderson Construction, Norma Bankoske, Dennis and Kathleen Benedict, David Berdine, Suzette Berdine, Betts Industries Inc., Martha Betts, John & Deborah Bevevino, Mr and Mrs David A Blair, Susan & Isaac Borland Jr, Diane Brant, Michael & Frances Brennan, Phyllis & George Broadbent, Burns & ...

Community Foundation receives contributions in July

The Community Foundation received $154,645.15 in contributions from these generous donors in the month of July to the following funds held by the Community Foundation: - Alice and David Engle Erie Shriners Children Memorial Fund - Alice Engle. - Be the Light Scholarship Fund - WAHS Class of 2026. - Barbara Ann Parker Summer Music School Fund – Shirley Crone Executor, Barbara Parker Estate. - Crary Home -The Crary Home. - Debra Anderson Furry Friends Fund - Debra Anderson. - Ellie and Wayne Rico Taylor Memorial Scholarship - Ellie Taylor. - Greg Burkett Charitable ...

Engineer who led Pluto camera team to speak Oct. 21

FREWSBURG - The engineer who led the team that built the camera behind the sharpest images of Pluto will visit the Martz-Kohl Observatory on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Steve Conard will present "LORRI: The Camera That Showed Us Pluto," a look at the long-range reconnaissance imager aboard ...

Warren County’s Madison Sleeman named Pennsylvania alternate dairy princess

HARRISBURG – Warren County’s Madison Sleeman is stepping into a statewide leadership role as Pennsylvania’s Alternate Dairy Princess, bringing her passion for agriculture and dairy farming to communities across the Commonwealth. For Sleeman, the title represents more than a crown or ...

N.Y. man declared incompetent for PA trial

A Sinclairville, N.Y., man who had been facing 23 felony charges after an October 2024 high-speed chase that began in Chautauqua County and ended in Warren County has been declared mentally incompetent to stand trial. A trial had been scheduled for last fall but was delayed until the 2026 trial term for Nathan A. Klein. The defense attorney in the case has filed a motion for a competency examination, with the motion granted April 9 by Judge Gregory Hammond in the Court of Common Pleas. Charges of third-degree felony fleeing or attempting to elude an officer, three counts of ...

Jackson Center keynote speaker earns Nobel Peace Prize

The 2026 International Nobel Peace Prize winner has a long legal record — including a 2019 keynote address at Chautauqua Institution during the 13th annual International Humanitarian Law Roundtable hosted by the Robert H. Jackson Center. Last week, Navi Pillay was announced as a recipient ...