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Oil City Main Street manager Kathy Bailey shows off the new Oil City Curb Market logo. The market opens June 1 for the summer season.
By Kara O’NeilThe Oil City Farmers Market, which will open for the season two weeks from today on June 1, is undergoing a name change and looking for more vendors.
The renamed Oil City Curb Market will open in its usual location at the Central Avenue Plaza near Christ Episcopal Church, said Kathy Bailey, manager of the Oil City Main Street Program that organizes the market.
Kara O’Neil, reporter for The Derrick and The News-Herald, can be reached at karaoneil.thederrick@gmail.com or (814) 677-8369.
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The Derrick and The News-Herald will not be published today due to the Memorial Day holiday. In addition, the newspaper offices are closed.
Memorial Day observances and solemn services will be held across the area over the extended holiday weekend.
The continuing work on East Second Street in Oil City was addressed during City Council’s meeting on Thursday.
Cheers, hollers and music erupted throughout the front lawn of Venango Catholic High School on Friday as students from the high school and St. Stephen School took part in the third annual Viking Games.
Students at Central Elementary School in Franklin got a chance to look inside the cabin of a semitrailer, try out a model of a hydraulic excavator, meet some pups, and hear about a variety of careers on Friday during the school’s Career Day.
Memorial Day weekend this year once again brings with it the annual Two Mile Run Regatta on Justus Lake.
CLARION — Back in April, the Clarion community in April was reeling from the loss of the 140-year-old Hahne building to fire.
Visitors to Franklin Area High School this semester might have caught glimpse of a knightly group on patrol — not in shining armor, but in black polo shirts emblazoned with the words “Honorable Knights.”
An Oil City man is facing a homicide charge in the death of an Oil City woman. Venango County Coroner Christina Rugh identified the victim as 40-year-old April Michelle Dunkle.
An Oil City man is facing a homicide charge in the death of an Oil City woman. Venango County Coroner Christina Rugh identified the victim as 40-year-old April Michelle Dunkle.
Clarion County Coroner Dan Shingledecker has identified Harold Davis, 75, of Strattanville, as the person who died in a two-vehicle crash on Route 322 in Clarion Township on Wednesday morning.
After Venango County jail inmate Bruce William Miller II was captured Friday afternoon after fleeing from UPMC Northwest in the early morning hours of that day, questions arose as to the circumstances that led to his escape and how to prevent such an occurrence in the future.
SHIPPENVILLE — The Clarion County Department of Public Safety during two meetings earlier this week rolled out a plan to save ambulance services in the county.
The Franklin Area School District operations committee has been looking into an additional layer to its emergency response system. Earlier this week, during its monthly regular meeting, the Franklin school board heard from the group.
A workshop of retired “Santa’s elves” today is celebrating its 30th year of handcrafting Christmas gifts for needy children.
Clarion state police confirmed there was a fatal injury in a Clarion Township crash on Wednesday morning.
The Valley Grove school board, during its regular meeting this week, approved the 2023-24 tentative budget that was presented last week by Business Administrator Jon Stewart.
CLARION — The primary election isn’t quite over in Clarion County.
Cranberry Area High School journalism students had a bit of a history lesson on Tuesday, as I brought a collection of old newspapers from my personal collection to share with the students.
The Cranberry Area School District unanimously adopted a $21,356,163 final budget for the 2023-24 school year.
The Franklin area school board unanimously voted Monday to approve the district’s proposed general fund budget for 2023-2024, which means another year with no tax increase.
Editor’s note: This story is being republished with permission from the Altoona Mirror.
BUTLER — Area residents who depend on Clarion Hospital now know the name its health system will go by — Independence Health System — several months after Butler Health System combined with Westmoreland County-based Excela Health.
At their meeting Monday evening the Oil City school board approved the tentative budget for the 2023-2024 school year.
Area residents who depend on Clarion Hospital now know the name its health system will go by — Independence Health System — several months after Butler Health System combined with Westmoreland County-based Excela Health.
LEEPER — The new Forest County Authority rolled out its plans for an ambulance service in parts of Clarion and Forest counties to 65 people at the Farmington Fire Department on Friday evening.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House and House Republicans wrapped up another round of debt ceiling talks Sunday as Washington races to strike a budget compromise along with a deal to raise the nation’s borrowing limit and avert an economy-wrecking federal default.
Fertigs Community Center hosted its second First Responders Day for Kids Saturday afternoon just as the day’s rain subsided.
Eleven Northern Pennsylvania Regional College graduates gathered to received their diplomas and general study certificates at The Titusville Mill on Saturday.
Negotiations for the sale of the Cranberry Mall are still continuing, according to the broker handling the sale.
Some additional names will be on the November ballots for seats on the Franklin and Cranberry school boards now that all the write-in votes cast in Tuesday’s primary election have been tallied.
Seneca residents had a nerve-wracking start to their Friday morning when they learned a prison inmate was on the loose in their area, but they were able to breathe a sigh of relief by early afternoon upon learning of his capture by Franklin state police.
It was an evening of the arts Thursday at Valley Grove Elementary School as the school held its annual art show.
State police in Franklin confirmed to the newspaper that Bruce William Miller II, a Venango County Jail prisoner who escaped this morning while being treated for an injury at UPMC Northwest, was captured this afternoon.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The stubbornness of high inflation is dividing the Federal Reserve over how to manage interest rates in the coming months, leaving the outlook for the Fed’s policies cloudier than at any time since it unleashed a streak of 10 straight rate hikes beginning in March 2022.
An Oil City man accused of raping and killing Oil City resident Marcy Suzette Nellis near the bike trail in the city’s West End was held for court Thursday.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Investigators looking into the collapse of a Pittsburgh bridge want transportation officials nationwide to examine more than 10,000 other bridges with similar construction to ensure they don’t have the same kind of corrosion that was found on the bridge that collapsed.
After a year’s worth of preparation, Franklin High School art students unveiled the inaugural pieces of the high school’s legacy artwork collection this week in the hallway outside the high school library.
WASHINGTON (AP) — An optimistic President Joe Biden declared Wednesday he is confident the U.S. will avoid an unprecedented and potentially catastrophic debt default, saying talks with congressional Republicans have been productive. He left for a G-7 summit in Japan but planned to return by …
Cranberry Township has taken another step forward in broadband development as a grant application submitted by the Oil Region Alliance to the Appalachian Regional Commission has passed the first phase of approval.
