Rattlesnakes in northcentral Pennsylvania are holding their own, according to Matt and Paula Wilson who just completed assessments of three dozen dens. More...
‘Swine flu’ believed to be culprit in 99 percent of cases
Influenza is becoming more widespread in the area, with H1N1 “swine flu” accounting for more than 99% of the cases throughout the state, according to a spokesperson for the Pa. Dept. of Health. More...
Judges rule that tax evasion charges ‘double jeopardy’
Although John Rigas and son Tim, who have been in a North Carolina federal prison for more than two years, do not face imminent release, their argument that federal prosecutors are piling on with a separate criminal case against them found a receptive audience this week. More...
Another round of grants will be available as a result of fines collected due to the 2006 derailment of a train that released more than 40,000 gallons of lye into Big Fill Run, Sinnemahoning Portage Creek, and the Driftwood Branch of Sinnemahoning Creek. More...
Each fire, ambulance and fire police organization in the county is asked to designate at least one representative for the Potter County Emergency Services Council.
It’s an effort to bring together emergency agencies from throughout the county to explore common interests and strategies, including financial options, while updating members on recent issues and developments. More...
Saturday dawned cold, rainy, snowy and just about as miserable of a day as you can imagine. This did not deter the kids and their fathers from showing up at the Pheasant Hunt at the Andrews Farm. More...
Rich vocal harmony and plenty of fun are on tap for Saturday night at the Coudersport High School auditorium, as barbershop singers from a wide area come together to present “A Broadway Review!”
Tickets are $10 at the door. Children 12 and under will be admitted for free. More...
Fly fishing has been greatly romanticized in recent years. The sport has been popularized in movies, in magazines, and on television. It is easy to see why fly fishing has become so popular. A skillful fly fisherman is a pleasant sight to watch. The art, skill and grace of casting and delicately placing a small feathered insect imitation on the water’s surface is a thing of beauty. More...
Sandra K. Moyer, 55, of Bangor, formerly of Coudersport, died Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2009, in Lehigh Valley Hospital, Bethlehem.
Born April 11, 1954 in Coudersport, she was a daughter of Geraldine Hatt Davis of Coudersport and LeRoy Davis. She was the wife of Richard W. Moyer. More...
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