Valerie Myers

Erie's Warner Theatre was built by Warner Bros. in 1931 for $1.5 million during the golden age of Hollywood.

The Warner Theatre is 95 years old. The theater opened on April 10, 1931, for "the most popular form of entertainment Americans have today — the photoplay."

The 2.1-acre property is for sale for $4.6 million. It's zoned for single-family homes and short-term rentals.

Portions of more than 50 streets will be milled and paved in Millcreek Township this summer. Lindy Paving was awarded the contract for the work.

The memorial will honor the service of Erie County residents who served in the Global War on Terrorism.

Erie resident Tim Lynch was a U.S. soldier who helped bury the remains of Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer's men.

A new museum within a museum is expected to attract additional visitors to Erie's Hagen History Center.

Painting, decluttering, and depersonalizing are simple ways to improve a home's appearance for sale.

See examples of Erie County homes for sale that are ready for an open house. They are tidy, uncluttered and lit by both natural light and fixtures.

John J. Cafaro is long retired from Youngstown-based Cafaro Co., which developed the Millcreek Mall. A company now owned by Cafaro got the $1.7-million no-bid Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool contract.