Edinboro State College Students Exchanging Vows after 45-Years
They first met in 1981. Bob was an All-American Linebacker and Carolyn was in the band.
Rolling into a Cool Weekend
We had a brief reminder of summer Thursday and early this Friday morning, with an Erie High of 83 (not a record) and a warm southerly breeze. A bit humid too, with dew points in the low 60s. Mainly dry for now until we get close to daybreak, when rain rolls in from the north. […]
Millcreek, Belle Valley fire departments provide update on agreement
Months after launching their “Save Our Station” campaign, representatives from Belle Valley and Millcreek Fire Departments are hopeful for the future. While no agreement has been reached, both parties said they’re working toward finding a solution. On September 25, Belle Valley shared to social media that they met with
Be a Tourist: Events around town Oct. 2-4
Kellars’ Magic & Comedy Club presents Dan Sperry Known for his wild and whimsical style, Dan Sperry will take you on a thrilling journey through the world of magic, blending mind-bending illusions with his signature comedic flair. The intimate atmosphere of Kellar’s, with its cozy seating and captivating decor, sets th
Fuller Hose Co.’s Fall Fest kicks off in North East
The party just got started at the 5th Annual Fuller Hose Fall Festival in North East. Crews were busy all day setting up at the gravel pit park for the yearly fundraiser. The event showcases local bands, breweries, food trucks and craft vendors. As a fully volunteer fire department, Fall Fest helps Fuller Hose pay […]
‘Gem City Shootout’ pool tournament comes to Erie bayfront
A weekend of friendly competition at the Gem City Shootout is taking over the Bayfront Convention Center. Friday kicked off the first day of the Gem City Shootout Pool Tournament, filled with different competitive categories like 9 ball, double elimination, team events and more. The competition is back for its second y
State awards $1.2 million to boost Erie city services
The City of Erie announced Thursday morning the state has awarded nearly $1.2 million dollars to support city services— an investment officials said is substantial compared to past grants. Local legislators took to Harrisburg to advocate for the City of Erie. The money comes from the state’s local share account and is
Erie County DOH unveils new kiosk expanding prevention, first aid
The Erie County Department of Health has opened a new community health kiosk aimed at expanding access to overdose prevention and safety supplies. The kiosk will offer items including Narcan, first aid and hygiene kits, along with a secure container for used needles. Health officials said it will operate 24 hours a day
McDowell Student Hit by School Bus; District Reviewing Incident
A McDowell High School student suffered non-life-threatening injuries after being struck by a school bus Friday morning, according to the Millcreek Township School District. District officials said the incident happened around 6:30 a.m. as Bus 55 was leaving a bus stop. The student, who is a female McDowell High School
Section of North East road to be closed for railroad work
(WJET/WFXP)– PennDOT is giving drivers in North East a heads-up that part of Mooreheadville Road will be closed next week for railroad work. Mooreheadville Road will be closed Monday morning, with the expectation of being open by Friday, October 9, as Norfolk Southern does maintenance work at the crossing just south of
