Rebekah Wallace

Corry Area High School held its second annual Decision Day on May 3, where members of the Class of 2024 who have committed to a future at work, in college or in the military were recognized for their achievement. At left is Izzy Corbett, who will be attending Jamestown Community College for music education, pictured with JCC representative Alexis Darrow. At center, Jack Albers signs his name to a billboard, which reads "I have committed to my future." Albers will be working as a full-time machinist at Corry Manufacturing Co. At right is Anna Alsdorf, who will be going to work for Humes Ford of Corry. Graduation is scheduled for 6 p.m. on June 6.

CLYMER, N.Y. — A hearing of the public held at Clymer Central School on Wednesday evening was devoid of taxpayers, landowners or community members as CCS Superintendent Beth Olson gave

A recent poster contest sponsored by The Caring Place in Erie was centered around raising awareness about children’s grief. A number of Corry students entered and, out of hundreds of

CLYMER, N.Y. — The Clymer community will vote on a proposed school budget for the 2024-25 academic year ($11,924,309), a potential tax levy increase (3.042%) and a single school board candidate (Carol Siverling) between noon and 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 21, at Clymer Central School, 8672 E. Main St. Voting will take place in the Student Performance Center (SPC) lobby at the back of the building.

As of June 1, city residents will no longer be able to access Corry City Council meetings via Zoom.

Corry Area School Board passed a proposed final budget of over $39 million during its regular monthly meeting on Monday.

CLYMER, N.Y. — The town of Clymer will be buzzing this weekend with Tulip Festival events scheduled for Friday through Sunday, some of them being featured for the first time ever as part of the traditional event that celebrates the town’s Dutch history and heritage.

CLYMER, N.Y. — Members of the Clymer Central School Board approved a number of personnel and action items during its regular business meeting on May 8.

The 2024-25 deer hunting season in Pennsylvania will once again start on a Saturday, as opposed to Monday the way it used to a number of years ago.

From left are Pat Goodsel, board chairman for Corry Community Foundation; Jill Gibson, treasurer; Mary Alice Hammond, who was awarded the Spirit of Giving Award on Tuesday; and Jane Roche, one of Hammond’s daughters.