State Street Comes Alive With Color During Celebrate Erie Chalk Walk
State Street Comes Alive With Color During Celebrate Erie Chalk Walk. Local artists transformed State Street into a colorful canvas during Celebrate Erie’s annual Chalk Walk, creating murals for the community to enjoy and vote on. The longtime Erie tradition continues to bring local artists and the community together w
Tree lands on driver’s car on Glen Drive, shattering windshield
A startling incident occurred off of Glenwood Park Avenue Saturday afternoon. A tree shattered the windshield of a car driving along Glen Drive. Crews responded to a call for a tree falling on a car near the intersection of Glenwood Park Avenue and Glen Drive after 1 p.m. Saturday. They arrived to the scene to […]
Erie Art Museum stairs reopen, sculpture returns just in time for CelebrateErie
After being closed for the past year, the Erie Art Museum stairs have finally reopened, and a staple of the museum has returned. On Friday morning, the museum welcomed back Eternal Vigilance, a bronze sculpture by Erie artist John Silk Deckard. The staircase was closed for restoration and to get its new ADA-compliant r
Be a Tourist: Events around town Aug. 14-16
Summer Days at Port Farms – Blooms, Bubbles & Butterflies Weekend. Pick beautiful sunflowers and zinnias, enjoy bubble dance parties, meet princesses, enjoy specialty food & drinks, explore the Butterfly Garden (sponsored by Gerlach’s Garden & Floral), and explore 25+ farm attractions, amazing photo opportunities, and
Food Fight! — Brother-in-Law Bake-Off Has Become an Annual Fair Tradition
PITTSFIELD, Pa. – What began as a friendly baking competition among three brothers-in-law has become a decade-long family tradition at the Warren County Fair. Eric Dickerson of Harborcreek, Charles Boyles of Fryburg, and Cody Brown of Warren began their annual Brother-in-Law Bake-Off in 2016, encouraged by their wives,
CelebrateErie Chalkwalk Takes Shape in Downtown Erie
One of Erie’s most colorful traditions is taking shape downtown as artists put chalk to pavement for the annual CelebrateErie Chalk Walk. Artists have already begun to transform ordinary stretches of pavement into vibrant works of art ahead of the CelebrateErie festival. From bold designs and intricate illustrations to
Lunch Break Live: Tasting C&G’s, Erie’s first-ever Italian food truck, at CelebrateErie
Every week on Lunch Break Live, we hit your favorite lunch spots on our lunch break to see how you’re spending yours. This week, we found morning meteorologist Craig Flint at CelebrateErie enjoying some delicious Italian food from Erie’s first-ever Italian food truck, C&G’s.
Local walleye migration tracking conducted by PA Fish and Boat Commission
A long-term migration study by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission has revealed that Lake Erie walleye consistently return to their spawning grounds near Walnut Creek, despite migrating long distances across the lake. Recreational fishing in Erie and the surrounding area is a multimillion-dollar industry, yet the
PSP Erie moving headquarters to new location
Pennsylvania State Police Erie headquarters is moving to a new location. They are currently in the process of moving from Iroquois Avenue to Oliver Road. According to a statement from state police, representatives will be available at both locations during the transition. State police said Wednesday, August 19, will be
The endless horizon: Why generations of landlocked Appalachians keep coming back to Erie
ERIE, Pennsylvania — Long before the furthest left corner of the Commonwealth began welcoming millions of sunbathers, Presque Isle State Park served as a critical shield for a young nation. During the War of 1812, the peninsula’s natural, 5.8-square-mile harbor provided the perfect sanctuary. Master mariner Daniel Dobb

















