He graduated from Huntington North High School with the class of 1969. Joe attended Indiana State University with a Baseball Scholarship. He was an avid ball player and was a fierce competitor. Joe ...

Erie Insurance co-founder H.O. Hirt was offered a promotion, but turned it down. He and his partner had something else in mind by starting company in 1925.

Eventually, the Lackawanna Railroad merged with the Erie Railroad in an effort to consolidate duplicate facilities. The station was closed in 1962 in an effort to further reduce soaring expenses.

The trail, funded in part by a $22.3 million grant from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, will follow the former Monon railroad line. The first phase of the trail, a 1.7-mile segment in ...

SEAWRIGHT SHARES ITS MISSION. IF YOU WERE AN ESCAPED SLAVE, YOU WERE RUNNING FROM PORTLAND IN KENTUCKY, ACROSS THE OHIO RIVER, ONE MILE, AND YOU WOULD FIND YOURSELF RIGHT HERE IN THE UNDERCROFT OF ...

Ken Louie, a professor of economics at Penn State Behrend, has been following the Erie economy since he arrived in town for a job interview in 1984. At the time, Behrend's Economic Research ...

People also seem to have forgotten the heavy lift it took to turn the former Argersinger’s building into the Chadakoin Center, or the decades of hard work it took to restore the former Erie-Lackawanna ...

DUNMORE, Pa. — Some friendly cornhole matchups were underway in Lackawanna County on Saturday. The community cornhole tournament was held at the Greater Scranton YMCA in Dunmore. The event ...

A Michigan woman has filed a lawsuit claiming Huntington National Bank fired her after she asked to take leave to care for her dying daughter. In the suit, filed by her attorneys in the U.S ...

THROOP, Pa. — It's a chicken barbecue and buffalo wings for a cause in Lackawanna County. Today, the Volunteer Hose Company along Dunmore Street in Throop hosted its 19th annual Wing Fest.

Huntington Beach police will work to coordinate better with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement when officers book people in the city jail for misdemeanor arrests, but will “walk that fine ...