Author Thomas Wolfe once wrote that “You Can’t Go Home Again.”

A growing child needs milk in order to be healthy. Now let’s bring it back to our schools and give the dairy industry a boost at the same time.

The New Castle News is owned by CNHI LLC. The Youngstown Vindicator is not. Therefore, to call the Vindicator a sister paper would not be accurate.

If fireworks are your thing, we hope you are able to enjoy a celebratory pyrotechnic sky show over the Fourth of July.

New Castle’s Act 47 recovery coordinator has reiterated its belief that the city needs to adopt a new form of government — home rule — when it emerges from distressed city status.

Lawrence County, pat yourself on the back.

Technically, the Korean War never ended.

It’s encouraging to see Neshannock Township step forward to take a stronger stand against blight.

The state of Pennsylvania should take its lumps. It surely deserves them.

It’s a step forward. We’re talking about House Bill 1600 — i.e., the Parity in Interscholastic Athletics Act — that was introduced Tuesday in the Legislature by state Rep. Aaron Bernstine. The bill would, among other things, create separate public and private school brackets in state — but n…

Ed Allison and his staff in the county’s election office left a paper trail at the May primary election. And that is a great thing.

Thanks, mayor.

An interesting — and disturbing — situation has come to light in regard to the Tri-County Youth Football League.

The results are in: New Visions’ first voters forum was a winner.

They came. They filled their bowls. The left an impact by making summertime lunch possible for children in need in Lawrence County.

Even though it went away for a while, it never really went anywhere. And likely, that will once again be the fate of any discussion of a home rule charter for New Castle.

We all love feel-good stories, but sometimes one just tugs at all of our heartstrings more than others.

Three Dog Night once observed that “One is the Loneliest Number.” Oneness, though, appears to be a different matter altogether — at least, that’s what a diverse group of local residents and community leaders are striving for.These folks — representing various nationalities, ages, religions, …

We won’t second-guess the decision. Still, maybe the process that led to it should be revisited.

An early Sunday morning shootout at the O.K. Corral? On one bullet-dodging morning, downtown New Castle turned into the Wild West outside at what is being described as an after-hours club on Kennedy Square that at least one city councilman didn’t even know existed until bullet casings and bu…

And they’re off.

A curious decision made by administrators at Wilmington High School last week has left us shaking our heads.

In a small gym in a small town, over the space of 55 seconds, a moment happened Feb. 1 that likely will live on forever.

We wouldn’t have thought we’d be going down this road again so soon. Last week, we offered a salute and final farewell to Robert “Bo” McCallister on the occasion of his death. McCallister, a Lawrence County native, spent 32 years in law enforcement in Dauphin County, even being being shot du…

Yeah, my weekend was shot just like everyone else’s.

What has DON done for New Castle? More than anyone expected or deserved.

You’ve heard of “play for pay”? Now, it’s “pray for pay.” And it’s involved in the latest scam that’s come to the attention of West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey’s office.

With the latest session underway, the Pennsylvania General Assembly may want to take a Tums for all that is on its plate.

Upon finding a very small number of bed bugs within the confines of the New Castle Junior High School, Superintendent Deb Deblasio quickly sprung into action to clean up the issue.

What is going on with Lawrence County Children and Youth Services?

Richard Beshero said it best.

In the age of free agency, loyalty — either on the part of a franchise or a player — has become a thing of the past.