Carol Fielding

Corry City Council approved a seal coat bid contract and heard an update on upcoming PennDOT construction along Main Street at its Monday meeting, with work on West Main Street

Spreading smiles and honoring service, Cindy Thompson, left, a United States Air Force retiree and Senior Vice Commander of Corry American Legion Post 365, and Kim Belofsky, a Legion Auxiliary member, don eye-catching poppy costumes while collecting donations and distributing poppies outside Corry Beverage on Friday. Every dollar raised through poppy distributions goes directly to supporting disabled, hospitalized and needy veterans, as well as active-duty military members and their families. The pair also shared plans upcoming Post 365 events, including a float in the CorryFest parade, a Father's Day chicken barbecue and the post's landmark 100th anniversary celebration.

A marker stands at 117 N. Center St. in Corry, in front of where Charles Keating once ran his funeral home, bearing quiet testament to a life that touched one

When Autumn Jells first heard about What Art U?, a youth art showcase hosted by the Erie-based organization OpenedEyes, her first instinct was to pick up the phone.

Corry Public Works employees Trenton Lilley and Bill Miller made good use of the sunny weather Friday by painting lines on roads throughout Corry's first and second wards. Here, they paint lines at the intersection of South Center and West Pleasant streets.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — At 82 years old, Diane Miller, of Corry, has spent more than six decades devoted to the sport of archery, as a champion competitor, a trailblazing administrator and the driving force behind one of the most beloved niche museums in the country. This year, at its bi-annual ceremony held May 16, the Archery Hall of Fame and Museum honored her in the most meaningful way possible: by welcoming her into its own ranks.

With spring arriving later than many gardeners would like, the Corry Garden Club has selected its own downtown plantings as the Garden of the Month for May — a fitting

If this June is any indication, the Corry Public Library is no longer content to wait for readers to come to it. This summer, the library at 117 W. Washington

Borough residents Earl and Linda Gutberlet brought a question before Spartansburg Borough Council at Tuesday's meeting, seeking guidance on fence placement near the property line of the parsonage they occupy.

Seventy-nine Union City High School seniors received their diplomas Thursday evening during commencement ceremonies held in the high school gymnasium, with the class collectively earning $1,361,422 in scholarships and awards.