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Candidates Night held in preparation for election

An Informational Candidates Night was held yesterday evening in Ridgway. It was presented for those individuals interested in running for an elected office.

J-burg Borough discusses trains, pools, playgrounds

The Johnsonburg Borough Council convened for their monthly meeting on Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. at the Borough Office.

Ridgway Twp. Municipal Authority reviews summer projects, purchases new vehicle

The Ridgway Township Municipal Water Authority met on Feb. 7 at the Municipal Authority Building at 7 p.m. All Board members were present. 
Minutes were approved with no objections or correction.

Room Tax Funds granted to boost tourism

The Elk County Commissioners held their regular meeting on Tuesday at the Courthouse Annex in Ridgway. Chairperson Dan Freeburg was absent due to an appointment, so Commissioners Janis Kemmer and Matt Quesenberry co-chaired the meeting.

Elk County Commissioners distribute equipment to area fire departments

Four area fire departments were the recipient of over $13,000 in wildland fire personal protection equipment and hand-held equipment thanks to grant funds received for the preparation of a Community Wildfire Protection Plan.

Phil’s message to the masses: Polar No-More-Tex... early spring!

Preparations for Groundhog Day 2019 began back on Feb. 3, 2018 — right after Punxsutawney Phil issued his forecast of six more weeks of winter for that year.

Residents work to bring purpose historic church

That big brick church you have seen sitting vacant for a few years on the corner of Baker Alley and Center Street is not vacant any longer.

Local volunteers work to restore disaster areas

A group volunteers from churches in Ridgway traveled to North Carolina earlier this month on a Mission Trip to aid in ongoing recovery efforts in the state devastated by a Hurricane Florence last fall.

ECCD plan for coming year in first board meeting

The Elk County Conservation District Board met for the first time this year on Monday. The meeting covered a variety of topics including upcoming events, plans for Dirt and Gravel Roads projects and completed ones, and election of new officers, among other topics.

The late David Love honored at 2019 Mountain Fest

At the recent 2019 Mountain Festival, the Chamber posthumously presented the Key to the City to the late David Love, a longtime local businessman and a great lover of the outdoors. Pictured accepting the Key on his behalf are his two daughters Pam and Kim Love.