Voter turnout for Tuesday's election was heavy throughout the region, sparked in large part by interest in the Presidential election. Approximately 66 percent of Potter County's registered voters and 60 percent of Cameron's cast ballots. More...
It might be difficult for some people to imagine, but for the hardcore sportsmen, the thought of harvesting a trophy game animal is the stuff dreams are made of. Just ask Darrel Maines, one of the first elk hunters to find success last Monday. More...
After months of research and controversy, the Potter County Commissioners have released their draft Industrial Wind Energy Facilities Ordinance. However, one of the commissioners, Susan Kefover, said Thursday that she will likely oppose the measure, setting up a potential split vote when it comes up for final action next month. More...
Development of the former railroad grade running through Emporium to St. Marys into a recreation trail does not eliminate any possibility of rail service returning. Cliff Clark, an officer with West Creek Recreational Trail Assn. More...
These property transactions were recently filed with the Potter County Recorder of Deeds: --Oct. 20, Gerri R. Miller to Robert D. Volkmar, Clara Township, $61,500. --Oct. 21, Sylvan Glen Inc. to Jamie L. Conglio, Keating Township, $49,900. More...
Trick or treat came and went with no real mischief. Many a kid went home with enough candy to choke a horse. The coffers of the dental profession will be swelling. It happens every year and will continue till the end of time. Veterans Day is close at hand. More...
These Austin elementary students have played their cards right— their behavior cards. Students who behaved well enough not to get a behavior card flipped were awarded recently with certificates of good behavior. They are, in the front, from left, Blake Burgett, Jordan Brewer, Lake Solomon, William Riedmiller, Rylee Hooftallen and Macy Stuckey. In the back, from left, are Miles Moate, Cerissa Glover, Kiera Dynda, Alexia Nichols, Tiana Butler and Hunter Freer. More...
For living in such a sparsely populated area, we are fortunate to have several conservation organizations working to improve our natural resources: Trout Unlimited, County Conservation Districts, and several watershed associations. More...
Coudersport embarks on the "second season" in high school football, as Johnsonburg comes to Simcoe Field on Saturday for a 7 pm game. The winner moves into the PIAA District 9 semifi- nals next weekend, probably against Cameron County. More...
Pauline D. Newton, 90, of Elk Haven Nursing Home, St. Marys, formerly of Laurelwood Court, Emporium died at Elk Haven Nursing Home, St. Marys, Tuesday (November 4, 2008). There will be no visitation. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Memorial Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated at the St. More...
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