Erie County Viking Festival Brings Norse Heritage to Union City
Union City transformed into a Viking village this weekend as the second annual Erie County Viking Festival wrapped up with a day full of activities celebrating Norse heritage. Education was a major focus of the festival, giving visitors a chance to learn about Viking history, traditions and craftsmanship while also hig
Healthy Living: New Equipment
Kim Anderson from Erie Fitness Now gives people a firsthand look at the facility's latest upgrades, highlighting new workout equipment.
County Awarded Over $1.6 Million to Strengthen Emergency Communications
Chautauqua County will receive $1,672,790 in state funding to improve emergency communications systems and enhance public safety call-taking and dispatching capabilities. On Thursday, Governor Kathy Hochul announced the funding that comes through the Statewide Interoperable Communications (SICG) and Public Safety Answe
Memorial motorcycle event for local girl benefits Make-a-Wish
Krista’s 27th Annual Motorcycle Event kicked off on Sunday for an afternoon of riding for a good cause. The event is a memorial for Krista Pawlowski, a 14-year-old girl who lost her life due to a degenerative brain disorder in 2002. It benefits Make-A-Wish annually. This year’s grand marshal is 3-year-old Myles, a Make
Car cruise raises money for Shriners, local youth programs
A local car cruise brought the Erie community together on Sunday while raising money for children and youth programs. The 10th annual Kenneth Snider Memorial Cruise was held at Luther Memorial Church on West 10th Street. Drivers displayed vehicles of all makes, models and years, while families enjoyed music, raffles, f
JCC Hosting Veterans Career Fair on Tuesday
Jamestown Community College, in partnership with Chautauqua County Dwyer, will host a Next Mission: Military & Veterans Career Fair on Tuesday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the Jamestown Campus Student Union. The event is open to all job seekers, especially veterans, military-aligned families, students, alumni, and commu
Former SCI Forest corrections officer gets at least 22 months in jail
(WJET/WFXP)– The former SCI Forest corrections officer who pled guilty to stealing the personal information of several inmates and having inapporpriate relationships with others received her sentence. Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday’s office announced 36-year-old Kristina Miller of Kane was sentenced to 22 to
Federal grand jury indicts former Erie High JROTC teacher in new case
(WJET/WFXP)– A federal grand jury has indicted the former Erie High JROTC teacher on sexual exploitation of a minor in a separate case from the charges filed against him in Florida. A Pittsburgh federal grand jury unsealed a four-count indictment accusing 50-year-old Jason Dekaye of Meadville on Thursday that carries u
Hot air balloons ascend for return of Balloons Over Corry
Hot air balloons returned to Corry this weekend, bringing a full day of family activities and flights. The event at Corry Lawrence Airport featured airplane rides, a classic car cruise-in, food trucks, vendors, and entertainment. Weather permitting, hot air balloons launched, giving visitors a colorful view above the c
Community Access Fair
Organizers offered free services, activities, and giveaways with the goal of spreading kindness and supporting neighbors in need.

















