Louise Carroll is a journalist based in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania. She writes for the Ellwood City Ledger and Yahoo News, with her work also appearing in The Beaver County Times. Louise covers a range of topics, including local events, community stories, and personal reflections.
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Members will be delivering supplies on April 25.
By: Louise Carroll
ZELIENOPLE ― On May 3, The Strand will present “Fantasies & Fairy Tales,” celebrating more than 100 years of Walt Disney Films and the legendary music that accompanied them.
By: Louise Carroll
Performances start at 7:30 p.m. May 3.
To be a rummager, you have to enjoy hunting through other people’s stuff.
Event planned for 7 pm. March 12 at Trinity Lutheran Church.
By: Louise Carroll
To celebrate Mother's Day is to celebrate the roles women play loving and nurturing us.
By: Louise Carroll
ZELIENOPLE ― Nick Navari, producing artist director at The Strand Theater, is also a playwright.
Celebrating May with random thoughts.
By: Louise Carroll
ELLWOOD CITY ― In 1961, when Michael Pandos of Ellwood City was 17, his mother signed so he could enlist in the Army.
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