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September 4, 2010  RSS feed

‘TINNITUS’
Suicide prevention ‘celebration’ Sept. 11

“Teen Tinnitus VI” comes to Coudersport High School on Saturday, Sept. 11, sponsored by the Potter County Yellow Ribbon suicide prevention program and cooperating partners. It’s described as “a celebration of life and music,” geared toward area teenagers and young adults. More...

CAMERON COUNTY TURNS 150
Much has changed for the tiny county with the big heart

One of Pennsylvania’s smallest and least populous counties is demonstrating big spirit and immeasurable pride this weekend. Cameron County is celebrating the 150th anniversary of its founding with one of the largest and most spectacular parades in its modern history. More...

 News
• More than 100 sites for today’s townwide sales
One of the most popular events in Coudersport, the Townwide Yard Sale, returns on Saturday from 8 am to 4 pm. More than 100 sales are registered on a map that’s available at Jubilee Foods, Costa’s ShurSave, Sheetz, Maple Tree at Main, Buchanan Brothers Pharmacy and Right Stuff Antiques. More...
• Popular Germania Olde Home Day Sunday
• Farmers market ongoing
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 Potter County News
• article has image Potter County establishes training position for DES
Potter County Department of Emergency Services (DES) is stepping up its support of fire departments, ambulance services and other responders across the county. More...
• Mixed verdict in drug cultivation case
• article has image Partnering to repair courthouse gazebo
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 Viewpoints
• article has image A Choice At The Crossroads
I let a week pass before I attempted to approach this subject. I needed that time to mentally sift through the developments that have taken place since the pro-gay film “Out In The Silence” was shown at the Coudersport Library. I broke this story in the July 24 edition of Endeavor News. More...
• article has image Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Need Gas Tax
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 Community Life
• World War II music program
“The Music of World War II” will be the focus of a program scheduled for 6 pm Thursday at the public library in Emporium. Dr. Phillip Atteberry of the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville will present a study of popular songs from the era, tying them in with Americans’ experiences. There is no admission fee. More...
• Teachers earn masters degrees
• Pharmacy school
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 Outdoors
• article has image National honors for TU’s ‘Healing Waters’ event
Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing has honored the work of God’s Country Chapter of Trout Unlimited in supporting disabled military veterans. TU’s local Healing Waters project is now on a national list of sites where a nominated disabled veteran from anywhere in the United States can attend. More...
• ‘Sportsmen’s Challenge’
• Changes in our deer herd
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 Sports
• Falcon golf teams unbeaten
Coudersport appears to have another pair of excellent high school golf teams this season. Coach Kevin Roessner’s girls opened with three lopsided wins. Tori Brown fired a medal round of 42 and Angela Smoulder shot a 44 as the Falcons beat the visiting Smethport Hubbers Monday, 37-18. Hannah Fink (46) and Keri Hamilton (49) rounded out the match’s top four. More...
• Sports Booster golf tornament set
• article has image Saturday is Opening Day
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 Obituaries
• article has image Gloria J. Chapell
JULY 15, 1929 - AUGUST 29, 2010
Gloria J. Chapell, 81, of Coudersport, died Aug. 29, 2010 at her home following a brief illness. Born on July 15, 1929 in Shinglehouse, she was the daughter of Fred and Hazel Wheeler Osborne. On Jan. 2, 1947, in Sweden Valley, she married Richard W. “Steve” Chapell, who survives. More...
• Charles H. Nichols
• Death Notices Frank L. Pesock
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