Warren News

"Papa," said Juan, Planet Sooth's Intern and Knower of All Thing Related to the Abandoned Parking Booth in the Midtown Lot, "have you ever thrown a dart at a live ostrich?" Papa Sooth, the greatest prognosticator in the history of the NFL and a part-time go-go dancer at Monday's, looked up from his papers.

For longtime Youngsville fans, the scene was all too familiar. In a close game and with momentum squarely in the hands of the opposition, the final seconds ticked off the fourth quarter clock.

Details behind a incident involving a chartered bus carrying the Sheffield volleyball team have surfaced as the bus company takes responsibility.

The playoffs came down to a playoff. Warren finished in a three-way tie for first-place at 2-1 with Fort LeBoeuf and Wilmington in their pool Thursday at the District 10 Class AA volleyball playoffs at Meadville High School.

Quick thinking on the part of a Sheffield coach and teacher prevented what could have been a catastrophe on a trip home for a playoff game Tuesday evening.

After spending the regular season locked in a battle for the Region 4 crown, Youngsville and Warren go their separate ways in the playoffs.

Eisenhower scored three goals in a span of 11 minutes in the second half of its District 10 Class A boys soccer contest Tuesday at Harbor Creek High School, erasing a first-half deficit and defeating Region 3 champion Fairview, 3-1. With the win, the Knights advance to the third District 10 championship game in school history Saturday against ...

With prayer, thanks and a song, a mother and her three children opened their front door to visitors Saturday, and they weren't looking for candy.

"Bet you wish you were him." I thought about it for a second. It's a lot easier to answer than it used to be.

Last minute write-in campaigns for the Warren County School Board of Directors have made today's previously lackluster election a little more interesting.

Warren K. Zook, 98, of Mifflintown, died Monday, Nov. 2, 2009, at Lewistown Hospital emergency room.

Eisenhower just couldn't get over the hump on Monday. After winning a double-overtime match against Smethport in their last outing, the Lady Knights could not capitalize on thier offense chances, dropping a 3-0 decision to Seneca Monday at Eisenhower Middle/High School.

Unemployment is down 0.7 percent locally, thanks to 600 jobs added by local government and private service industry jobs. An additional 400 jobs in local government here helped bring the September unemployment rate down to an unadjusted 7.3 percent, down from an unadjusted rate of 8.5 percent in August. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for Warren County in September was 8.0 percent. For August, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 8.7 percent. Use accompanying link read full article.

Warren senior Katie Spade has been a standout runner for the Dragons for the past four seasons and during Saturday's District 10 Class AAA Championships at Sharon's Buhl Park, she made sure she had one last race to prepare for.

Steady progress is being on made the city of Warren's downtown streetscape project, according to GRO-Warren director Chris Cheronis.

It's All Hallow's Eve and time for Soothsayer Central's sassy costume suggestions for those last-minute shoppers headed to parties on Saturday: The Eric Mangini.

The Times Observer will support the United Fund of Warren County's Torchlight Campaign this fall by publishing articles about each of the United Fund's member social service agencies.

The Warren Dragons came up on the losing side of a 21-3 decision to Grove City in Region 5 football Friday at War Memorial Field.

Deep in Planet Sooth's secret headquarters, located under the brownfield and steel girders scattered in Breeze Point Landing, Juan and Gomez were working at a feverish pace to complete this week's NFL predictions.

Children's librarian Lina Crowell reads the story "Mr. Bumble" to youngsters during story time at the Warren County Public Library's Franklin Branch.