Grove City News

The group is for those who have lost someone to suicide. Info: 724-962-5000. Bus trip * Grove City Chapter 3423 AARP is sponsoring a bus trip July 23 to the Benedum Theater, Pittsburgh, for a performance "Copacabana," by Barry Manilow.

A placard remembers the founding of what is now East Main Presbyterian Church in Grove City, which is celebrating its 100-year anniversary at 120 E. Main St.

Kelly Smith, the daughter of Edward and Michelle Smith of Madison, was one of 554 students earning degrees on May 16 during commencement exercises at Grove City College in Grove City, Pa.

Take blankets and lawn chairs, picnic baskets welcome, food vendors on site. In case of rain, both concerts will be held in the amphitheater.

Penn-Northwest Development Corp. Executive Director Larry Reichard can still remember the long hours he worked 17 years ago to bring the Prime Outlets to Springfield Township.

Olde Town Grove City's movie-themed art mural is getting a sequel this summer. The mural, located on the side wall of the Guthrie Theater at 232 S. Broad St., features people standing in line at the side of the building, waiting to get into the theater in a style that exemplifies the 1920s through the 1940s.

Nicole Lee holds a photo of her son, Denzel Nowlin, and grandson, Denzel Nowlin Jr.

Anne Degre remembers being awoken on a flight to Slovenia about 30 years ago. It was her great uncle, Martin Serro, walking up and down the aisle playing the button accordion.

Grove City police are investigating a church burglary that happened earlier this week.

Mercer County Master Gardeners will offer free open tours of their gardens at the Mercer County 4-H Park, on Route 19 north of Mercer, from 10 a.m. to noon June 27.

Teen-run bake sales will benefit Grove City library Members of the Teen Literary Club of the Grove City Community Library will host their annual summer bake sale from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday on the front lawn of the library.

A Grove City area man pleaded guilty to two charges related to a high-speed police chase a year ago.

THE U.S. CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION AND BLAIR LLC, OF WARREN, PA., ARE RE-ANNOUNCING THE VOLUNTARY RECALL BY BLAIR OF 162,000 WOMEN'S FULL LENGTH CHENILLE ROBES.

Thirty-five prospective, new, and experienced fire chaplains completed the Basic Fire Chaplain Course held at Hermitage Fire Station on May 18-19. This was the first time the course was offered in the Pennsylvania-Ohio-West Virginia region and included participants from those states, as well as Delaware and Maryland.

Consumers are being urged to stop wearing a certain type of chenille women's robe made by Blair LLC after reports of six deaths when the robes caught on fire.

Andrew Carranza/Allied News Community members browse through the first Olde Town Grove City Farmer's Market of the season on June 4. The market featured fresh, local produce and other goods, as well as facepainting and a framed picture sale.

Meat, beverages and table service will be provided. * A picnic will be held to honor Josh Ferrell and Anna Campbell, the winners of the Wilmington Township Civic League scholarship at 6 p.m. June 16 at the Picnic Pavilion, 35 Auction Road.

The Mercer County Dairy Princess Pageant is planned for June 23 in Leslie N. Firth Learning Center, Home of Mercer County Cooperative Extension in Coolspring Township.

A Grove City College student told police he went to a Broad Street bar to celebrate his girlfriend's 21st birthday, but the two would end their evening facing charges of open lewdness.

As the Pennsylvania Legislature struggles to pass a budget with a $3 billion deficit and a recession grips the nation, county commissioners said in a Thursday meeting in Grove City that more local tax hikes are not out of the question.