Half of Cameron County’s registered voters stayed home during an election where they could have made a difference. With a crowded race for three seats on the Board of Commissioners as the headliner, just 1,336 people voted. More...
I forgot to share a Mother’s Day story in my recent column about that holiday. My mother had TB when she gave birth to me and my early childhood was not a pleasant one. Doctors told her to take me home and keep me warm, as they did More...
State police from Denton Hill and the Coudersport Volunteer Ambulance Association will sponsor a child safety seat check on Tuesday, May 26, from 2-6 pm at the CVAA hall on East Second Street. More...
Dustin Stafford and Sarah Jeffers of Austin welcomed a baby boy, Deakin Taylor Stafford, on May 12, 2015, at Cole Memorial Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mark and Kathy Jeffers of Austin. More...
Kinley Jo Wetzel, infant daughter of Todd and Kylie Tinder Wetzel of Coudersport, passed away shortly after birth on May 11, 2015, at McGee Women’s Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa. She was and will always be loved greatly for the short time sh More...
A renovated and expanded Pennsylvania Lumber Museum in central Potter County was dedicated last week with a program celebrating the facility’s history and fueling hope for its future. State Senator Joe Scarnati said the museum is symbolic More...
Incumbents fared especially well on election day in Potter County. Despite heavy spending and plenty of pavement-pounding, challengers Cathy Bowers and Roy Hunt fell short in their efforts to upset the status quo. More...
Coudersport’s Memorial Day parade will step off at 11 am, progressing up Main Street from the World War II Veterans Bridge to the courthouse square, where traditional ceremonies will be held. American Legion Post 192 is organizing the act More...
Faced with a deficit of close to $200,000, Cameron County School Board members moved to the brink of approving a 2.5-percent real estate tax increase, but then backed down. Last week’s split vote approved a draft budget of $11.84 million More...
Galeton Borough Council heard from a defiant property owner at last week’s meeting and referred his complaints to another agency. Long-time local businessman Jerry Eckert bought an abandoned home on Third Street during a sheriff’s s More...
Potter County Agency on Aging is seeking volunteers for its free Medicare counseling program. Many of those who are eligible for benefits have a hard time completing the required forms and choosing among options. More...
Potter County has inked a contract with the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office to launch coordinated investigations of drug trafficking, illegal transfer of firearms and certain other crimes. More...
Over the years I have noticed that each trout stream has its own personality. A small creek heavily shaded by a thick hemlock or white pine canopy has a certain mystique. More...
Another successful fishing derby was held at Lyman Run State Park last weekend. It’s a project of the Friends of Lyman Run, with support from several volunteers and area businesses. More...
Susquehannock State Forest has announced that 43 miles of designated all-terrain vehicle trails are now open. ATV riders are reminded that their machines must be registered and they must carry proof of liability insurance. More...