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ON THE RECORD: Current listing of district judge reports
Take a look at the latest postings for the most current list of district judge reports from the Lawrence County courthouse and other offices.
AMY PEZZUOLO: A spring break experience I won’t forget
Waking up at 6 a.m., painting and washing walls, and pulling weeds doesn't sound like a typical spring break. Yet that’s exactly how I spent mine, and I was joined by other Slippery Rock University students.
PHOTOS, STORY: Home separated into pieces and moved to new address
Gayle Gwin didn’t want to see his childhood home fall apart. That’s why on Tuesday, he was glad that it was in pieces. The white frame farmhouse has been in Gwin’s family since it was built around 1868.
PRIMARY DAY ’08: Hillary Clinton rolls to huge win in county
Lawrence County came through for Sen. Hillary Clinton in a big way Tuesday. Clinton captured 73 percent of the Democratic vote in the county.
PHOTOS, STORY: Novelty shop has satisfied sweet tooths since 1933
What a surprise to open a box of candy and discover the unexpected! Bite into the outer shell to encounter an inside world of creamy and crunchy fillings, flavors and colors that beckon a second taste. Or third.
PHOTOS, STORY: Cancer patient inspires with blog on her battle
As she deals with the ravages of cancer, Jane Kaminske has made her life an open book. Or more accurately, an open blog that reads like a diary of her daily ordeals.
VIDEO, PHOTOS, STORY: Local man fights illness, government
If you’re searching for a sign of “hope” in Ray Skelly’s life, one’s nailed to a piece of unfinished drywall. The home decoration slants slightly and a spread of dust clings to the letters.
PHOTOS, STORY: Bereaved parents find comfort in pictures
Kayla Whipkey knew she had only a short time to cuddle her stillborn daughter. Painful as it was, she treasures the experience — even though the medicines blurred her recollection.
PHOTOS, STORIES: Memorable past, promising future for Troutman’s
Several chapters make up the nearly 100-year-old story about a downtown building. Once, the structure now known as the former Troutman’s building was home to an upscale, prominent department store.
PHILLIP MACRI’S STORY: Read David Burcham's powerful two-part series
Phillip Macri lived fearlessly until the day they tried to put him in a wheelchair. Phillip, described by his former basketball coach as “having the guts of a burglar and the courage of a lion,” had to be forced to take a seat 20 years ago.
JINGLE '07: Relive all the magic of the holidays
The 2007 Christmas season is upon us and the Jingle site is up and running to make your season bright. Be sure to check in daily for music, TV listings, photo galleries, video messages and more!
PHOTOS, VIDEO, STORIES: Reflecting on the East Side blast, one year later
On Nov. 27, 2006, a massive blast shattered the tranquilty of an East Side neighborhood and changed the lives of residents forever. A year later, some of those most impacted by the explosion recall that fateful day.
MICHAEL'S STORY: Lou Gehrig's Disease takes toll on former New Castle athlete
In 2005, former New Castle High baseball star Michael Porada was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's Disease. Reporter Dave Burcham tells his powerful story in a two-part series.
WHAT WE MISS: News staffers share memories of things that are no longer here
Remember playing putt-putt at Riley’s FunSpot? How about watching a movie at the Hi-Lander or the aroma of roasted cashews at G.C. Murphy? News staffers reflect on the things we miss — and we want to hear from you, too.
ERICA’S WEDDING BLOG: What will go wrong? Something, I hope
On the day of the wedding, something is bound to go wrong. I've accepted it. On our wedding day, I know something will not go according to plan. That's just the way it is.
PHOTOS, STORY: Designer turns dried flowers into variety of arrangements
Beauty is meant to be preserved. And nature’s gifts are intended to be appreciated. An artistic soul can capture both concepts. Anne Bruening has done that for nearly 20 years.
PHOTOS, STORY: Classroom of the future arrives in county
Chalk and the traditional blackboard may soon become as obsolete as slide rules and calculators. The Classrooms For the Future program has arrived at Wilmington High School and that means big changes in learning techniques.
BOOMIN’: Owner believes new-look Thunder will dazzle at Taggart
By its nature, semi-professional football is risky proposition. For every successful organization that makes money, there can be 10 to 20 that fold within the first year of existence.
JOHN K. MANNA: New Castle again proves school consolidation is needed
Will it ever end? No, I’m not talking about the incessant squabbling between the Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama campaigns. I’m referring to the financial condition of the New Castle Area School District.

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