Drive-By Serenade, Friday, May 22nd at Casali's And The Dented Keg
It's Friday Night Lights at Casali's and the Dented Keg Taproom. Come early and enjoy dinner, then, stay for entertainment provided by Drive-By Serenade!
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ECCHS Girls vs Dubois Central, Wednesday, May 20th, on The River 98.9, WLEM And Network 1 Sports
High School Baseball This Week: Wednesday, May 20th - ECC Girls Softball vs Dubois Central, 2:45 p.m. Thursday, May 21st - ECCHS vs Dubois Central, 3:45 p.m.
ECCHS vs Dubois Central, Thursday, May 21st, on The River 98.9, WLEM And Network 1 Sports
High School Baseball This Week: Thursday, May 21st - ECCHS vs Dubois Central, 3:45 p.m.
AI Voices
Artificial Intelligence is our enemy. And when I say “our,” I mean anyone who makes a living with his or her voice. There’s a site (Revoicer.com) that, for a modest monthly fee, allows customers to access hundreds of different voices and, through an artificial intelligence-backed tool, morph them to say anything. That includes commercials, corporate training, or audio books. Source: Washington Post
Rock And Roll History May 20th
May 20 has been a significant date in rock history, marked by memorable events, chart-topping hits, and cultural milestones. 1966 – The Who’s infamous stage incident Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey took the stage with the bassist and drummer from the band opening for them when their bandmates, John Entwistle and Keith Moon, were late. When they arrived, a fight broke out, with Townshend hitting Keith on the head with his guitar. John and Keith quit but rejoined a week later
WPSU Reports Increase At SSMES In Parents Turning In Exemption Forms For Kindergarteners
According to a report on WPSU, South St. Marys Street Elementary School has seen a steady increase in the number of parents turning in vaccination exemption forms for their kindergarteners. They’re checking a box that confirms they have a “strong moral or ethical conviction” that precludes them from immunizing their children against diseases like the measles. Pennsylvania is one of 15 states that permits parents to opt out of vaccinations for philosophical reasons, in additio
Cameron County Primary Election Results
Click link below for May 19th Primary Election Results from Cameron County Click Here
Primary Election Results From Elk County
Click Here for Primary Election Results from May 19th, 2026 election in Elk County Pennsylvania’s Primary Election has set the ballot for November’s General Election. Democrat Josh Shapiro and Republican Stacy Garrity will face off in the race for Governor while Democrat Austin Davis will face Republican Jason Richey for Lieutenant Governor. In the 15th Congressional District, Republican Glenn “GT” Thompson will face Democrat Ray Bilger. Locally, Republican Mike Armanini will
PA Preferred Marketing Grants Available
Grants to help Pennsylvania farmers and agricultural producers market their products are now available from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and its PA Preferred Marketing Grants Program. Applications for grants of up to $10,000 to reimburse promotional costs are due by May 16. Funding is available to reimburse product promotions under the PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes®, or PA Preferred Organic™ programs. More information about the grant program is
St. Marys Memorial Day Parade Route
The St. Marys Memorial Day Parade will be held on Monday, May 25th beginning at 10 a.m. This year, the ceremony will be held at Shawmut Park.
Submissions Sought for 2026 Older Artists of PA Showcase
The Pennsylvania Department of Aging (PDA) and Pennsylvania Council on the Arts are inviting artists aged 60 and older to submit their work for the second annual Older Artists of PA Showcase. The Older Artists of PA Showcase will feature selected works from across the Commonwealth, on display in the East Wing Rotunda of the Pennsylvania State Capitol during the month of August 2026. Up to 30 pieces will be selected by jurors from across the Commonwealth. Artists aged 60 and o
Cameron County Ambulance Service Community Appreciation Day Friday, May 22nd
As part of EMS Week, Cameron County Ambulance Service would like to invite the community to join us for a special Community Appreciation Free Lunch as a thank you for all of your continued support of CCAS! 📅 Friday, May 22 ⏰ 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM 📍 Cameron County Ambulance Service Stop by and enjoy: 🌭 Hot dogs 🥔 Chips 💧 Water 🏥 Tour the station featuring our recently completed renovations 🚑 Meet the CCAS staff and check out the ambulances Our staff will be in and out thr
Sizerville State Park Pool Set To Open Saturday, May 23rd
Opening day for the pool at Sizerville State Park will be Saturday, May 23rd and the hours will be 11am - 7pm. The new concessionaires will also have the concession stand up and running for Memorial Day weekend.
Lieutenant Governor Davis Joins the Pennsylvania State Police in Welcoming 69 New Troopers During Cadet Graduation
Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis and Lieutenant Colonel George Bivens, Acting Commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), welcomed 69 new troopers today during a graduation ceremony for the 175th Cadet Class at LCBC Manheim. The ceremony marked the culmination of nearly six months of intensive training, during which cadets developed the skills, discipline, and commitment required to serve communities across the Commonwealth. State Troopers embarked on their journey t
Steve "Stoney" Samick Retires After Long Career With City of St. Marys
A Long time employee of the City of St. Marys, Steve "Stoney" Samick recently retired after 48 years of service. At Monday's City Council Meeting, Mayor Lyle Garner presented Stoney with a plaque commemorating his many years of service and dedication to the City. Congrations and happy retirement, Stoney!
It's Primary Election Day
Tuesday, May 19th is Primary Election Day. Polls are open on Election Day from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. If you are in line by 8 p.m., you will be allowed to vote. Because Pennsylvania has a closed primary system, voters can only vote for candidates in the party they're registered for —meaning registered Republicans can only vote for Republican candidates, and Democrats can only vote for Democratic candidates. However, all registered voters can vote on constitutional amendment ques
Johnsonburg Man Facing Charges Of Terroristic Threats, Simple Assault
City police investigated a domestic incident on the Johnsonburg Road. After investigation, police arrested Slate Jerome Curtis, 26, of Johnsonburg and charged him with terroristic threats, simple assault, harassment and criminal mischief.
Woman Charged With Trespassing, Loitering
City police in St. Marys responded t a report of a female trespassing and loitering outside of the residence in the early hours of May 16th, 2026. Police identified the woman as Kristin LynnMertz, 32, and subsequently placed her under arrest for trespassing, loitering and prowling. Th woman was arraigned and committed to Elk County Prison. Bail was set at $50,000.
Fireworks Planned For Cameron County July 3rd
Cameron County Chamber of Commerce announced the location for the fireworks which will light up the sky on Friday July 3 and the start of fundraising. They will be launched from a private property on Tannery Heights. Fundraising will begin May 29 with a $3 lunch hot dog sale at Emporium Food Market. For the second year in a row the chamber was faced with securing a location suitable with R&R Fireworks. Numerous locations were ruled out due to proximity to state roads, home
St. Marys Man Facing Charges After Traffic Stop
City police reported filing charges against Chet Robert Shively, 44, of St Marys for possession of methamphetamine pipe from a traffic stop that occurred on March 12, 2026
City Police Investigate Incident At Memorial Park Involving Juveniles
City Police were called to Memorial Park after a complaint of a group of juveniles shouting vulgar and disparaging language which caused alarm to others in the area. Officers located the group of juveniles and spoke to them for some time and determined a warning for their actions was appropriate.
Northern Pennsylvania Regional College Announces Deans List
Northern Pennsylvania Regional College (NPRC) has announced students who achieved Dean’s List recognition for the Spring 2026 term. Students take classes at one of our over 20 different instructional locations or online. Local students include: Elk County JAMES CITY – Kylie Blankenship JOHNSONBURG – Sofiya Cherry KERSEY – Anna Babcock RIDGWAY – Hunter Bish SAINT MARYS – Brynn Allison, Gerald Donachy, Olivia Meyer, Rachael Streich, Kristin Wileman, and Angelic Zuchowski WEEDVI
Save for Education, Opportunity to Win $5,529!
State Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced the fifth annual 529 Day Promotion is running May 1-31. Pennsylvania families who make a contribution of at least $10 to their PA 529 account during May could be eligible to win one of six regional awards of $5,529 to boost their education savings! The PA 529 College and Career Savings Program is a tax-advantaged way for families to save for a wide variety of education, including technical training, college, apprenticeship, credential p
WATCH LIVE...St. Marys City Council Meeting Monday, May 18th at 7 p.m.
St. Marys City Council will meet on Monday, May 18th at 7 p.m. Watch Meeting Live Here
Three Vehicle Accident On Ridgway-St. Marys Road
State Police investigated a Three-Vehicle Accident on the Ridgway-St. Marys Road. Police report that Amy Redfoot, 45, of Ridgway and Cassandra Covac, 25, of Ridgway, were both stopped on the road due to construction. Brianna Gravely, 29 of Ridgway failed to notice both vehicles and struck the Redfoot vehicle, which then struck the Covac Vehicle. No Injuries were reported.
Penalties for Using Handheld Devices Take Effect June 6
A Pennsylvania law banning the use of handheld devices while driving has been in effect since last June, with violators being issued warnings. Starting June 6, violators will instead face fines. Paul Miller’s Law limits the use of handheld cellphones or other communication devices while operating a motor vehicle. The law is named for a young man who was killed in a crash involving a distracted tractor-trailer driver in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, in 2010. Under the law, driv
Fish For Free Sunday, May 24th
On Sunday, May 24, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) will host a Fish for Free day to allow anyone (resident or non-resident) to legally fish on all Pennsylvania waterways. No license is required, but all other fishing regulations still apply. This is the first of two dates set by the PFBC to enhance fishing opportunities. The next day is Independence Day, Saturday, July 4. This is a great way to expose the next generation of anglers to the outdoors.
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