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After a $250,000 consultant’s study advised Galeton Borough Council to remove the dam on Pine Creek, rather than incur heavy costs to fix and maintain it, a small but determined band of community ...

The Philadelphia Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival has been canceled for 2010. The Seventh Annual Philadelphia Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival (PGLTF) begins its loud and proud two-week run on June 11 ...

Another highly visible storefront in downtown Coudersport is about to become vacant. Managers at the Fastenal business, located in the former Halloran’s Hardware building at Main and Second streets in ...

Virtually everyone who has to face the consequences of unlawful behavior is ordered to pay some type of fine, fees and/or related costs. Some do, and some don’t. Making those who fail to pay is a ...

Potter County Education Council has launched a new program linking employers and schools to better prepare students for local jobs when they enter the workforce. PCEC has hired Bob Wicker, former ...

Despite suffering a minor setback earlier this week, the developer who is proposing to build a Dollar General Plus store in Coudersport has moved up plans for groundbreaking on the 12,500 retail ...

Wheels of justice often grind slowly in major criminal cases, so the scheduling of a preliminary hearing for schoolteacher-turnedkiller Greg Eldred is just another step in a long process. As it now ...

The Austin man accused of playing a key role in the murder of 18-year-old Sam Miller near Prouty State Park last June will spend the next 40 years behind bars if a plea arrangement between his lawyers ...

Thinking of having turkey this Thanksgiving? You’re in good company. Some 90 percent of U.S. households eat turkey on Thanksgiving. Most Americans will eat Thanksgiving dinner at home, but an ...

Should school district residents have the right to vote for or against a tax increase? Of the 14 referendums held so far in Pennsylvania, 13 times voters have said “no,” and in five of those cases the ...