CLARION – The leaves are changing color and the Clarion community is once again coming together to celebrate, however this year’s 67th Annual Allegheny Toyota Autumn Leaf Festival will be much more subdued.
NEW BETHLEHEM – Attendance at district athletic events was once again the point of discussion last week at a special meeting of the Redbank Valley School Board.
HARRISBURG – One new death caused by coronavirus was reported in the past week in Armstrong County, while three additional deaths were reported in the same time span in Butler County.
SHIPPENVILLE – “I want the career center to be known for providing a quality education that prepares graduates for a successful future, whether that is entering the workforce or post-secondary education.”
CLARION – Clarion Blueprint Community on Monday announced the acquisition of land on Second Avenue in Clarion Borough for the future site of a community park.
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RIMERSBURG — Making it 3-0 for the first time in program history, the Union/A-C Valley Falcon Knights dominated their way to a 45-0 win over visiting Curwensville last Friday night at Vidunas Stadium.
OIL CITY — Nailing down a three-set sweep and improving to 7-1, the Redbank Valley Lady Bulldogs volleyball team made short work of Venango Catholic Tuesday night.
NEW BETHLEHEM — Improving to 6-2, the Redbank Valley Lady Bulldogs soccer team notched an 8-1 win over Keystone Tuesday at home.
It’s hard to believe that it’s October already. It is, of course, the last month of the year in which we can reasonably expect to experience much in the way of nice weather. There is a lot to like, but winter is just around the corner. That tends to put a damper on things.
Dear Gayle,
This week’s column could take one of many turns. I tend to stay away from politics, so you’re going to be disappointed if you’re looking for argument fodder.
