Friends of the late Phil Hershey turned out in droves to support a “steak bake” held by the Coudersport Shop ‘n Save to raise funds for the family’s expenses. More...
One of the hottest trends in outdoor recreation is bringing tourists from many states to northcentral Pennsylvania. Geocaching has taken on a new dimension. More...
While the need for its services is growing, Potter County’s domestic violence and sexual abuse prevention/education agency is facing unprecedented challenges. The first shoe dropped for A Way Out when state funding was eliminated for vic More...
So here I sit in sunny Arizona where the snow birds from the north are starting to return and where does my drifting mind take me? Back to my former home in Pennsylvania’s Land of Endless Mountains. More...
Austin Volunteer Fire Department will hold is Halloween party and parade at 2 pm on Saturday, Oct. 26, at the firehall. Children in grades 6 and under are welcome. More...
Community Foundation of the Twin Tiers invites community leaders and other supporters to join in the celebration of a successful year in Potter County during the organization’s annual dinner at 6 pm Saturday, Oct. 17, in the Ulysses Firehall. More...
Plans for traditional Halloween activities have been announced in area communities. For the second year, Coudersport will be joining the national “trunk or treat” movement by setting up a gathering place where children can safely ob More...
Dennis E. “Denny” Goodenough, Jr., 92, a lifelong resident of Coudersport, passed away Oct. 12, 2015, in Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport, from complications of congestive heart failure. More...
Arlene “Peg” M. Nelson, 93, of Kersey, formerly of Coudersport, passed away Oct. 7, 2015, at Felt Manor in Emporium. Born May 31, 1922, in Coudersport, she was the daughter of Raymond and Bertha Denhoff Blow. More...
Frank B. Hinman, 92, of Potter Brook, formerly of Galeton, died Oct. 8, 2015. Born in Galeton, he was a son of Frank P. and Ethel (Benson) Hinman. A graduate of Galeton High School, Frank was a U.S. More...
Potter County has a host of fascinating historical sites, but no one passing through the area would know it. A project to change that is being launched by the Potter County Historical Society and local professional photographer Curt Weinhold.&n More...
Another public figure has weighed in on the region’s heroin epidemic. Senior Judge John B. Leete shared his personal observations and experiences with Coudersport Rotary members this week. More...
Plans to place a new hotel in downtown Emporium are moving forward after a study found that the project is financially feasible. Cameron County Industrial Development Authority (IDA), a private non-profit organization, hired a consultant, More...
Potter County Boys and Girls Club has received a reprieve that will allow it to remain open, even though the state has pulled the plug on a vital funding stream. More...
Many retailers and restaurants in Emporium have once again signed on for a special holiday sales promotion. Cameron County Chamber of Commerce is spearheading the “Shop Small” campaign, to be held on Saturday, Nov. 28. More...
Potter County Commissioners have designated $177,000 from the county’s annual Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) to the multi-faceted Genesee Township public water system improvement project. More...
Auditors from the Zelenkofske Axelrod LLC (Z-A) met with Potter County Commissioners Doug Morley, Susan Kefover and Paul Heimel, as well as Chief Clerk Kathleen Majot, on Tuesday to review their findings in the “single county audit” that More...
Feared by many, hated by others and revered by a few, rattlesnakes are generally misunderstood throughout Pennsylvania. For generations timber rattlesnakes have been killed on sight when encountered in our forests. More...
A die-hard fly-fisherman, Pete Ryan, was the winner of the grand prize in a raffle held to benefit the Roulette Township Parks and Recreation Committee – a custom-build fly rod crafted by Scot More...