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November 10, 2007
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26 ELK TAKEN SO FAR IN '07 HUNT
695-pound, 7x7 largest animal so far
The six-day Pennsylvania elk season ends today (Saturday) at dusk. As of Thursday afternoon, 26 of the 40 tags (25 cow, 15 bull) awarded in September's drawing, had been filled. At press time, 10 bulls had been taken with the largest being harvested by Dennis Henry of Greensburg in a Clearfield ... More...
NEW COMMISSIONERS
All new board in Potter County; Two of three new in Cameron County

Voters in Potter and Cameron counties have chosen new leadership to take control in January. There's a complete turnover on the Potter County Board of Commissioners, while two newcomers are coming aboard in Cameron County. In Potter, Republicans Doug Morley and Paul Heimel will join former commi... More...

SLED DOG RACES HERE TO STAY!

Sinnemahoning State Park has a keeper. Turnout of racers and spectators at last weekend's second annual Canadian American Sledders "Run with the Big Dogs" convinced Sinnemahoning State Park officials that the event should become a November fixture at the park. More...

 News
•Driftwood woman no millionaire, but…
A Driftwood woman appeared before millions of TV viewers Monday night. Danyle Geist of Driftwood was a contestant on "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?," a hit show on the ABC television network. She left New York City not with a million, but with a nice consolation prize of $8,000. Even after d... More...
•Empereon hires first of 600 employees
•Old library back on real estate market
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 Potter County News
•Caregiver luncheon Tuesday
Potter County Area Agency on Aging will host the annual Family Caregiver Luncheon starting at 11 a.m. on Tuesday at Potato City Country Inn on Route 6 East, between Coudersport and Galeton. The event is for those who care for older relatives or friends. More...
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 Viewpoints
•Publisher's Point Of View
Mac's column got me thinking about that old saying about the 11th hour and I realize that it's my favorite saying, as well as my favorite hour. I like that it connotes negativity to a lot of people. It humors me that it generates excitement in me. More...
•Through An 'Old Timer's' Eyes
•We've got mail!
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 Community Life
•Baby girl born to Hunts
Shawn and Amy Schuckers Hunt of Emporium are parents of a daughter born on Oct. 20, 2007, in Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, in Coudersport. Named Autumn Renee, the little girl weighed six pounds, 11 ounces. She joins a sister, Alyssa, 15 months. More...
•Plan to wed
•Emporium Day Care to open soon
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 Outdoors
•Bailey Hill Class Grass Drag races a crowd pleaser
More than 30 snowmobilers turned out for the crowdpleasing Bailey Hill Classic Grass Drags Saturday, held on a certified course outside Bailey Hill Lodge in northern Potter County. Willie DeBoer of Roulette was crowned as champion. He outpaced foes on six runs over a slightly uphill course that b... More...
•An overnight adventure
•New manager at Sizerville State Park
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 Sports
•Coudersport falls in state's 'sweet 16'
Coudersport's hopes to enter the Elite Eight in the state high school volleyball playoffs were dashed Tuesday night near Pittsburgh. Coach Greg Stone's Falcons made the long trip to Wexford, where they took on Seton LaSalle High School and fell in three straight, 25-16, 25-20 and 25-11. More...
•Falcons out to defend D9 football crown
•Giannotti, Whitman run in state meet
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 Obituaries
•Death Notices
Brian Harrier Brian Harrier, 37, died in Elkton, Md., Tuesday (Oct. 23, 2007). He was born Jan. 18, 1970 in St. Marys. A memorial mass was held at St. Mark Catholic Church in Emporium. Interment took place in St. Leo Catholic Cemetery, Ridgway. More...
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