Three-Run Ninth, Dominant Pitching Power Fisher Cats to Friday Win
ERIE, PA – A three-run ninth inning and stellar pitching from four New Hampshire arms propelled the Fisher Cats (20-29, 54-62) to a Friday night win at UPMC Park against the Erie SeaWolves (33-16, 69-48), 4-2. Toronto’s No. 3 prospect Johnny King set down the final 10 batters he faced, and the bullpen followed with fou
No Limits Adaptive Fitness Challenge Brings Community Together
People of all abilities had the opportunity to put their fitness skills to the test on Saturday during the sixth annual No Limits Adaptive Fitness Challenge. Voices for Independence hosted the event on Saturday morning at its location on Wilkins Road. Participants could exercise and take on ten different fitness statio
Brother’s Keeper Announce Second Hometown Show With Earth Crisis, Ringworm & More
Metallic hardcore band Brother’s Keeper have added a second comeback show to their schedule, this time taking the stage at The Bunker in their hometown of Erie, PA on October 17th. Rounding out the bill for this set are metalcore vets Earth Crisis and Ringworm (celebrating 25 years of “Birth Is Pain“), plus Fractured W
Back to School Bash at Perry Square
The event featured food trucks, bounce houses and activities for children of all ages. Organizers also gave away bikes, backpacks and gift cards.
Waterford mobile home park residents sound alarm over ‘dirty and smelly’ water
Residents of Hickory Hills Country Village in Waterford are sounding the alarm over dirty, foul-smelling tap water in their homes that has persisted for months.
Goat Fest Returns to Harborcreek for Conservation and Family Fun
Goat Fest returned to Harborcreek this weekend, drawing families to the Glinodo Center for an environmental event that uses goats to help clear invasive plants. The Benedictine Sisters of Erie hosted the annual Goat Fest on Saturday, inviting the community to watch goats graze on invasive species such as multiflora ros
Strong Vincent class reunites 70 years after graduation
Strong Vincent’s class of 1956 gathered Saturday at the Erie Yacht Club for their class reunion. This year, the class is making it their final meet-up, 70 years after graduating from the high school. Alumni said the reunion is a chance to catch up, share memories and celebrate the time they have together. “This year […
Pittsburgh and Erie Face 30 to 50 Percent Chance of Severe Storms Today With...
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA — Western Pennsylvania faces the greatest severe weather threat in the state today, Saturday, August 22, as an incoming cold front brings increasing wind shear and instability, with Pittsburgh and Erie carrying a 30 to 50 percent chance for strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon. Zone Br
Erie Maritime Museum to Offer “Pay-As-Wish” Admission
The Erie Maritime Museum is preparing for a major infrastructure improvement project designed to safeguard Pennsylvania’s maritime history for generations to come. Beginning in early September, the museum will undergo a comprehensive climate control and HVAC modernization initiative while remaining open to visitors und
MLK Center Helps Families Beat Rising Back-to-School Costs
Rising school-supply prices are hitting families and even teachers hard this year. To help ease that burden, the MLK Center hosted its first-ever back-to-school drive, bringing families together and providing much-needed resources ahead of the new school year. The gym at the MLK Center was packed with families seeking
