Fighting fires takes courage, dedication and hard work. This is especially true of volunteer firefighters whose reward is often only the satisfaction of serving others. More...
Community leaders, people looking to start or build businesses and local government offificials are the target audiences for the “Natural Gas Connections” events scheduled March 24, April 3 and April 14 in Emporium. More...
Particulars of the new Natural Gas Resource Center, based in Coudersport, were spelled out to members of Coudersport Rotary Club this week. After three years of operating a Natural Gas Task Force focused on issues such as water quality, job tra More...
At a time when small, locally-owned businesses are facing unprecedented challenges, Coudersport Area Chamber of Commerce has launched “Cash Mob,” a shop local effort that focuses on reaqu More...
(Austin Laundenslager is a senior at Halifax, Pa. Area High School and the 2012 Students Against Destructive Decisions --formerly Students Against Drunk Driving-- Student of the Year). More...
Endeavor News believes the free exchange of ideas benefits the community. My Side is a column for you, the reader. People with information to share, strong opinions on public issues or tales to tell are encouraged to submit essays. More...
Bob Veilleux (left) from the Potter County Education Council was introduced by program chair Stephen Minor during this week’s Rotary meeting. He discussed the new Natural Gas Resource Center. More...
Skylar Werstler (high school) and Rylee Hooftallen (elementary) were Austin Area School District’s winners of the fourth annual Intermediate Unit 9 art contest. More...
The Coudersport Office of Northwest Savings Bank will observe Community Banking Week from April 2 through April 6 with a full week of activities in its lobby. “We observe Community Banking Week every year” said Steve Erway, manager More...
Coudersport’s sweep of the Northern Tier High School basketball leagues was recognized last week when postseason honors were announced. Former standout athlete and boys’ coach Chris Fink, who returned to coaching after a three-year More...
Coaches in the Allegheny Mountain High School Wrestling League have named their 2011-12 season all-stars. Mike Swartwood of Kane was coach of the year. More...
Times have changed when it comes to small-town commerce. To survive in the era of Walmarts and Tops markets, merchants and community leaders in rural areas need to change their ways of doing business and explore the strength that can come from More...
Changing trends in travel habits and marketing strategies have prompted Potter County’s offificial tourist promotion agency to embark on many new initiatives. More...
Mid-March is hardly considered “forest fifire season,” but the unusually warm and dry winter weather created a tinder box that fueled a wildfifire near Sinnemahoning State Park last weekend. More...
Cameron County School District’s recent investment in add-ons for the district’s new van was the subject of some controversy at last Thursday’s meeting of the district’s board. While the purchase of the van wasn’t More...
Someone stole copper piping from a camp on East Fork Road in Wharton Township between Feb. 26 and March 10. State police from Denton Hill are investigating. The victim was Rodger Murphy. More...
State police based in Emporium cited Francisco M. Soto, 28, of Emporium for harassment after a recent incident on North Pine Street in the borough. More...
A convicted cocaine dealer who was among the ringleaders of a regional network funneling drugs into Potter County from New Jersey had his sentence slightly reduced by Potter County Judge Stephen Minor. More...
Two Coudersport men were sentenced in recent Potter County Court action. Fred Henning, 57, had been cited for simple assault and harassment stemming from an incident at his home on North Main Street. More...
This past fall I spent a lot of time during hunting season as a driver during both bear and deer seasons. This resulted in a lot of sore muscles and joints; the laurel patches and steep hillsides we hunt are very difficult terrain. More...
Deer hunters in the region killed fewer bucks and more does during the 2011 seasons than they did the previous year. Game Commission deer kill estimates were released last week. More...
Ruth E. Major, 88, a longtime resident of Austin, died March 20, 2012, in Sweden Valley Manor, Coudersport, after a long illness. Born Aug. 26, 1923, in Cuba, N.Y., she was a daughter of Henry John and Mary E. Clark Manning. More...
