Greg Wohlford

Close to 500 McDowell High School seniors cross the stage as families packed Erie Insurance Arena June 11 for a milestone night.

The Northwest Pa. Pride Alliance called off the annual parade due to storms with strong lightning forecast. Pride on the Bay is scheduled for June 27.

Friends of the Erie County Library volunteer year-round to help support reading and library programs at each branch.

Juneteenth, short for "June Nineteenth," references the date in 1865 when federal troops arrived in Texas to inform enslaved people they were free. Erie’s celebration took place in Perry Square.

The new Engine 923 was put into service as firefighters symbolically pushed the million-dollar rig into the Kearsarge Fire Department station.

Funds raised at the 88th annual Save An Eye game help the Sight Center of Northwest Pennsylvania offer services to those with vision loss.

The wooden ship returned home from a $6.9 million upgrade and restoration at Bristol Marine's Sample Shipyard in Boothbay Harbor, Maine.

Browse photos from Erie’s Lights Over Lake Erie fireworks, launched from Dobbins Landing and viewed across the bayfront.

The Millcreek Township parade traveled a 1-mile stretch from the area of West 12th Street and Marshall Drive to the American Legion at 4109 W. 12th St.

The Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, 4376 West Lake Road, the spiritual home to 80 Erie-area families, was open for tours during the Panegyri.