A Cameron County man died and another was injured when they were struck by a car while walking along Old West Creek Road near Emporium early on the morning of Sunday, Dec. 21. David M. Croyle Jr., 62, died at the scene. More...
A Coudersport native continues her recovery from a near-fatal beating by her exhusband more than 15 months ago, while wheels of justice turn slowly in the criminal case. Colleen Bray and her family are grateful for the widespread support they r More...
A lengthy investigation by the Potter County Conservation District and several other agencies has resulted in Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company (TGP) agreeing to pay an $800,000 settlement for environmental violations during construction of its heralded More...
(Nick Hilton is a volunteer firefighter from the small coastal town of York Village, Maine. His comments are in response to the recent “Neat Numerals” item on the declining number of firefighters in the region. More...
Dear editor: I was pleased to see your article about Coudersport schoolteacher Doug McClintic’s monarch butterfly project. Monarch butterfly numbers are at an all-time low and many pollinators are declining as well. More...
One man was hospitalized and at least five were left homeless by an early Tuesday morning blaze at an apartment complex in Emporium Borough. Injured was tenant Chad Payne whose hands and legs were burned when he attempted to extinguish the flam More...
Potter County hopes to have a new Women’s Residential Rehabilitation Center open by February at the former Northern Tier Children’s Home in Harrison Valley. More...
A Coudersport employer is among more than 70 companies who have been ordered to pay back state grants because they failed to meet employment requirements. More...
A State Police fire marshal is still investigating the cause of a fire at a vacant house in Austin the day after Christmas as rumors of foul play continue to circulate in the community. More...
New life for mall BRADFORD – Hold the obituary for the Bradford Mall. Many forecasted that arrival of Walmart in the neighborhood would spell the demise of the mall. More...
Potter County’s theme for 2014 may have been “laying the groundwork.” Strategies emerged to address several long-term challenges began to bear fruit, setting the stage for what local leaders believe will be an eventful new year. More...
Following are real estate transactions recently filed with the Potter County Recorder of Deeds: • Dec. 1, Carl D. and Diane F. Erway to James E. and Sandra A. Hoopes, 76.82 acres in Ulysses Township, $100,000. More...
Technology keeps expanding at a maddening pace and hunting has not escaped its impact. We now have GPSradio units that show you where to go and where your hunting partners are; scent-eliminating clothing; compound bows that take almost no effor More...
Hunters aren’t the only factor controlling deer populations in Pennsylvania. And while the Game Commission has a good handle on how many doe licenses it needs to sell to keep the deer herd in check, the agency knows much less about the im More...
