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10th Annual Nature Art Showcase
Wings, feathers and flight took center stage Friday as the 10th annual Nature Art Showcase opened with a well-attended reception at the Barrow-Civic Theatre, featuring this year’s theme, “On the Wing.” The exhibit includes paintings, sculpture and mixed-media works inspired by flight and wildlife, with artists like past People’s Choice winner Frank Bouch and Warren resident Jesse Wolfgang sharing deeply personal and creative pieces. Organizer Marilyn Black highlighted standout works such as Pleasantville artist Lori Ditrich’s painted ostrich eggs using traditional Ukrainian techniques. Sponsored by the Council on Greenways and Trails and Penn Soil RC&D, the showcase features 62 Pennsylvania artists from nine counties and continues today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. during Franklin on Ice.
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Looking to boost business during slow season, Zelienople shops turn to hot chocolate
ZELIENOPLE — Even after being pushed back a week because of weather, the chilly temperature Saturday, Feb. 7, was still ideal for people going from store to store on Main Street in search of hot chocolate. It was the third year of the Cocoa Crawl, an event created and...
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Winter Fest Postponed at Chapman State Park
Clarendon, PA — Chapman State Park’s annual Winter Fest has been postponed due to forecasted frigid temperatures and dangerous wind chills. The festival had been scheduled for February, 7th, but was tentatively rescheduled for Sunday, February 15th from 10:00AM until dusk. This year marks the first time the...
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New Radio Lineup from WQLN
Starting on March 2 those who listen to 91.3 will hear a new radio programming lineup from WQLN. Local programs will still include Classics with Brian Hannah, JazzFlight, The Third Set, Bop’n the Blues, Sonic Sounds, Saturday Swing Session, Lush Life, Music of Faith, Dark Skies, and Next to You, as well as national favorites Morning Edition, Fresh Air, and All Things Considered.
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Wingstop opens second Erie-area location in Harborcreek
Another chicken wing restaurant has opened its doors in Harborcreek Township . Wingstop , a restaurant chain that originated in Garland, Texas, in 1994, opened its second location in the Erie area on Feb. 6 at 4500 Buffalo Road. The new 2,400-square-foot location is in the same plaza as Planet Fitness, the UPS Store, Stefanelli's Candies, Little Caesars, Galaxy Nails and Smoker Friendly. The first local Wingstop location opened at 5043 Peach St., in December. Both locations will be operated by DV & GR Enterprises LLC . The DV & GR LLC franchise of Wingstop began in Ohio and then expanded in the state with more than 25 shops. The LLC then expanded its footprint east and opened the two locations in Erie. "This franchise is growing fast and it’s time for Erie to get their piece of the wing," said David Gardner, district manager of Erie market for Wingstop. "I’m a hometown boy from Erie, so it’s great to bring this franchise here." What's on the menu at Wingstop? Wingstop's flavors of wings range from hot to mild. For fans of hot wings, Wingstop offers atomic, mango habanero and Cajun. Lowering the spice a bit, there's original hot, which
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Symphony To Highlight Music From America
Another Butler County Symphony performance is set for this weekend. The next show is Saturday and is called “Voices of America: From Within and Afar.” The evening will showcase pieces native to America, which were produced by American natives and immigrants. Included in the show will be an...
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The massive igloo in Geneva is finally complete
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New Chipotle Location Set to Open in Erie
Chipotle Mexican Grill has announced its new location at 5000 West Ridge Road is set to open Feb. 10. This new location will offer the brand’s signature Chipotlane, a drive-thru pick-up that will allow guests to pick up digital orders. The restaurant will be open every day from 10:45...
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Braving the Cold to Enjoy the Peninsula
Due to the bitterly cold temperatures on Saturday, staff and volunteers had to make some changes for Winter Discovery Day at Presque Isle. But temperatures in the single digits didn’t stop people from having fun. Jon DeMarco, the Executive Director of the Presque Isle Partnership said, "It's just absolutely...
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Symphony To Highlight Music From America
Another Butler County Symphony performance is set for this weekend. The next show is Saturday and is called “Voices of America: From Within and Afar.” The evening will showcase pieces native to America, which were produced by American natives and immigrants. Included in the show will be an...
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These are the best restaurants for chicken wings in Youngstown for 2026, Yelp says
There’s never a bad time for chicken wings. They are salty, spicy, savory and can be served with any sauce you crave. Of course, there are better places than others to order wings and when they are cooked right, nothing else compares. So, which places in Youngstown are the best to order a plate of delicious wings? Well, Yelp reviewers have decided that for us. Here’s what to know:
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New Chipotle set to open Tuesday in west Millcreek
(WJET/WFXP)– A new Chipotle location is set to open next week in western Millcreek Township and will be the first one in Erie, allowing customers to pick up their food without having to get out of their cars. The new location is set to open Tuesday, February 10, at 5000 West Ridge Road in Millcreek […]
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Longtime WISR Host Dave Malarkey Retires
Legendary WISR Morning Show host and on-air personality Dave Malarkey announced his retirement, capping a half-century career of informing and entertaining Butler residents. Malarkey will hang up the mic as Butler’s longest tenured radio personality, citing health reasons. The Parker native began his career at WISR in 1973 after...
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Movies and TV shows casting in Erie
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures attention starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that journey.
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‘Murder on the Orient Express’ pulls into Geauga Theater for February run
CHARDON, Ohio -- When the snow piles up and escape is impossible, it’s the perfect time for a murder. Luckily for local audiences, the only danger arriving in town this weekend comes wrapped in dramatic accents, suspicious glances, and a very tidy mustache. Curtain 440 is bringing Agatha Christie’s...
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Do we actually need another grocery store in Erie? Dare to dream
Yes, I'm familiar with grocery store envy. My family and friends who live in the Cleveland area have their choice of any and all we have in the Erie area, as well as others, such as Trader Joe's, Lucky's, Meijer, Costco, another big one called Mustard Seed Market, and more. And that's not even counting the West Side Market, a food mecca right in downtown Ohio City, a neighborhood many would consider the beating heart of The Land, as we Cavaliers fans like to call it. These places offer what I imagine to be gargantuan selections of produce, allergen-free foods, and store-brand treats my family and friends swear by. I wish I could say "I'll pick up some lemon grass and gluten-free meatballs on my way home. Oh, and some of that (insert Trader Joe's brand treat here)." It's not that I've ever actually had call to say that or anything like it. But if I lived near one of these, you can bet I would, I imagine, say it every dang day. Do we actually NEED another grocery store in the Erie area? I don't know. But I can think of some neighborhoods that could use a good source
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Franco's Cafe opens new, larger location on State Street in Erie
Franco's Cafe, formerly of the Renaissance Centre on State St., had its soft opening Feb. 3 at 416 State St. "I love it," said Larry Franco Sr., who said his son, Larry Franco Jr. will run the place. Franco Sr. has managed the business for 15 years. It took more than a year to build out the new spot, which has 1,850 square feet. The old place, tucked behind a men's clothing store, had only 850. The new place, once established, Franco Sr. said, will be open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. It has a similar menu, expanded somewhat now that they have room for fryers. It includes breakfast and lunch. "It's like night and day," he said, comparing it to the old location. Franco's was always known for its fresh salad bar, which is front and center in the new place as well. Mural by Erie artist More: Erie artist hits home run with Fence Bustin' beer can design for Lancaster brewery Caesar Westbrook, is known for his murals around Erie, including on the south side of the former Voodoo Erie brewery that was to be the location for a downtown dog park before Voodoo closed
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Longtime WISR Host Dave Malarkey Retires
Legendary WISR Morning Show host and on-air personality Dave Malarkey announced his retirement, capping a half-century career of informing and entertaining Butler residents. Malarkey will hang up the mic as Butler’s longest tenured radio personality, citing health reasons. The Parker native began his career at WISR in 1973 after...