Cummins Inc. employees continue to support UPMC Chautauqua, most recently with a $4,900 donation representing proceeds from several employee fundraising campaigns. For more than a decade, Cummins employees have purchased flowers and chocolates on site for their significant others in ...
Another dog-licensing event will be taking place on Saturday at Tractor Supply from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. A vet also will be there so owners can get their pet vaccinated and licensed all in one stop. This is the last licensing clinic that will be hosted on a Saturday. Warren County Treasurer Lisa Marie Barr is reminding the public that dogs over eight weeks old in Pennsylvania must be licensed.License fees are $10.80 per year and $8.80 for seniors or disabled individuals. Fines for unlicensed dogs can range from $100 to $500. In order to purchase a lifetime license, the dog must be ...
Jefferson Middle School officials have released the school’s honor and merit rolls for the second trimester of the 2025-26 school year. They are: HONOR ROLL Fifth Grade: Emelia Barker, Holley Brosius, Paityn Brown, Brooklynn Caloren, Emily Curtis, Oliver Fisher, Evelyn Freeman, Katarina Giuffre, Liam Goodwill, Michael Gordon, Teagan Guyot, Johazel Guzman Diaz, Josiah Hosack, Cecelia Jimerson, Silas Johnson, Kaylee Kazmar, Jeremiah Kelly, Nathan Klemens, Claudiea Krause, Tucker Leone, Liliana Lombardo, Madison Martin, Ramiaha Mealy, Corbin Miller, Jahleel Morales, Julia Nelson, ...
Six Southwestern Middle School students were recently recognized for their submissions to the annual Patriot’s Pen Essay Contest, a nationwide program sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) that encourages young writers to reflect on themes of patriotism, citizenship, and American ...
The Zonta Club of Jamestown welcomed speaker Sarah Tranum as the presenter for its recent program meeting. Tranum, an associate professor of social innovation design at Ontario College of Art and Design University, shared insights from her career focused on using design as a tool for ...
Students at C.C. Ring Elementary School are experiencing their own version of “March Madness” this month — but instead of basketballs, brackets are filled with books. Library Media Specialist Amber Ambrose, a first-year educator in the Jamestown Public Schools, has launched a ...
