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The ice boom on the Allegheny River in Oil City was in the process of being removed by the city’s public works department on Wednesday, according to Oil City Fire Department Chief Derek Long.
As a result, Long said, various amounts of debris, including trees and garbage, could be floating down the river and travel as far as Franklin or beyond. Anyone engaging in recreation activities on the river during the next few weeks should be alert for that possibility.
Oil City High School’s Diversity Club recently hosted its inaugural Cultural Day in the school gymnasium, where displays of 12 countries were set up.
The annual Clarion Cheers and Beers Walk is scheduled Friday. About 20 vendors will be participating this year. There are 16 downtown businesses hosting vendors from out of town as well as two local microbreweries.
HARRISBURG — The state Public Utility Commission voted to suspend and investigate proposed rate increases by FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Electric Co., which seeks an annual increase in revenues of $503,848,000, which represents a 34% hike.
One person was killed and two others injured in a two-car, head-on collision Friday morning in the parking lot of Allegheny-Clarion Valley High School in Foxburg.
Work will resume next week on a project to improve more than 10 miles of roadway in Rockland and Cranberry townships.
Students from the applied horticulture and natural resources program at Venango Technology Center in Oil City planted shrubs Thursday at the Suzette Nellis memorial along the bike trail in the city’s West End.
The Oil Region Alliance of Business, Industry and Tourism announced five winners of its Historic Preservation Award, and all are in Titusville.
The following students at Venango Technology Center were named to the List of Excellence for the third-quarter grading period:
The Venango Conservation District’s farm bus tour scheduled Friday has changed locations.
Rocky Grove High School will hold its spring band concert at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 2, in the high school auditorium.
Anthony “Tony” and Debra Sue Zaccari, of Congress Hill Road in Franklin, will celebrate their 40-year wedding anniversary on Sunday.
UPMC is laying off about 1,000 employees throughout its 40-hospital system.
The Rimersburg Lions Club will be holding a Route 68 Litter Pick-up event on Saturday, May 20, to clean up the roadway from the Rimersburg Borough line to Huey Road.
Christian Life Academy will hold its annual spring open house, art exhibit and STEAM presentations from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Friday.
STRATTANVILLE — Students in three Clarion County school districts on Tuesday took the opportunity to study the electoral process on primary election day and learn more about how the U.S. system of voting works.
Longtime U.S. House members Glenn Thompson and Mike Kelly, whose districts encompass all of the tri-county area, captured Republican nominations in Tuesday’s primary election.
The Cranberry Area School Board on Monday evening named a new principal, appointing Kayla Loll, who has served the past two years as assistant principal, as Ritt Smith’s replacement, effective July 1.
PennDOT has announced a ramp closure as part of the Clarion River bridge preservation project on Interstate 80 in Paint and Monroe townships.
The American Red Cross blood drive at Union High School has provided a new incentive for high school students.
Oil City was named a 2023 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation to honor its commitment to effective urban forest management.
Pennsylvania Western University’s Clarion campus will hold spring commencement ceremonies at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 4, in Tippin Gymnasium.
New trees will be planted Friday at Drake Well Museum and Park to celebrate Arbor Day.
The following students at East Forest Elementary School were named to the honors lists for the third-quarter grading period:
The following students at East Forest High School were named to the honors lists for the third-quarter grading period:
The following students at West Forest Elementary School were named to the honors lists for the third-quarter grading period:
The following students at West Forest High School were named to the honors lists for the third-quarter grading period:
Summer Fest will return to Clarion June 7 and 8, with this year’s theme of “The Big Outdoors”.
First Presbyterian Church of Clarion will host a free community choral concert open to everyone at 3 p.m. Sunday at the church at 700 Wood St.
Kinzua Bridge State Park will be having a Woodcock Walk at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
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