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Week of Giving campaign starts today

Bridge Builders Community Foundations will launch its Week of Giving campaign today, which will allow donors to support numerous non-profit organizations in Venango, Clarion and…


Voter precinct mergers mulled

By Sally Bell Staff writer A Venango County judge heard testimony Friday regarding the proposed combination of voter precincts in Cornplanter and Rockland Townships and…







Police warn of scams

From staff reports After a 46-year-old Rouseville woman was swindled while attempting to buy a vehicle from Craigslist, Franklin state police are asking the public…



VC to launch new curriculum in fall

From staff reports Venango Catholic High School will launch a new curriculum in the fall. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) readiness, emphasis on the…





Titusville woman scammed

From staff reports A 78-year-old Titusville woman was scammed for $2,000 Friday afternoon. According to Franklin police, the woman received a phone call from someone…










Shauna case in TV spotlight

Marissa Dechant Staff writer The return of a television cold case series has brought back painful memories that 25 years later are still extant in…





Victory Heights Hill crash

From staff reports Franklin state police released details Tuesday about a three-vehicle crash Monday afternoon near Victory Heights Hill in Cranberry Township that sent two…


Victory Heights crash

One person was injured in this crash Monday afternoon on Victory Heights Hill in Cranberry Township. A dispatcher with Venango County 911 said the accident…






Two badly hurt in Franklin crash

From staff reports Two Franklin men were flown to UPMC Hamot in Erie Monday afternoon after an accident on Elk Street in Franklin. Franklin city…






Reactions to Wolf’s budget proposal

From staff reports Here are several reactions to Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed 2017-18 state budget from area lawmakers, the Pennsylvania Independent Oil & Gas Association…




OC family business ending long run

By Natasha Brenneman  Staff writer Corrin Electric Supply Co., the oldest family-owned business in Oil City, will close its doors for good later this month….