Carol Fielding

UNION CITY — For more than 50 years, the ringing of a bell in Eleanor Geer's backyard could be heard throughout Lincolnville — welcoming new years, calling her granddaughter home to supper and once, memorably, driving Eleanor herself to distraction thanks to two men and a length of fishing line.

SPARTANSBURG — A chance glance at the water during a family trip to the playground has led to the discovery of a serious invasive plant infestation in Clear Lake.

SPARTANSBURG — The 31st annual Southern Gospel & Bluegrass Concert returns to the Spartansburg Community Fairgrounds, 231 Jefferson St., on Saturday, offering an afternoon of free music sponsored by Valley

The city's finances remain stable and on budget through the first half of 2026, City Controller David Mitchell told Corry City Council at Monday's meeting.

Police Chief Jordon Kitchen thanked Corry City Council members at Monday's regular meeting for keeping up with the department's needs.

Corry's Public Works crews logged more than 8,600 hours of work during the second quarter of 2026 while operating short-staffed, Public Works Manager Mark Leofsky told Corry City Council at Monday's regular meeting.

Corry City Council approved a restructuring of the city's fire department leadership during a special meeting held Friday at Council chambers, capped by the swearing-in of Christopher Lyon as the city's new fire chief.

A chance glance at the water during a family trip to the playground has led to the discovery of a serious invasive plant infestation in Clear Lake. Brian S

When a member of the Corry Garden Club knocked on Sandy Bugbee's door to tell her that her garden at 930 N. Center St. had been named July Garden of the Month, Bugbee's reaction was immediate.

Wine lovers can sip their way through downtown Corry when the Downtown Corry Business Association (DCBA) hosts its annual Wine Walk from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 7, featuring 10 local wineries and a meadery at businesses throughout the downtown.