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1 week ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
HATBORO, Pa. — Four of the YMCA of Corry Tumbling Tigers made the trip to the state championships held by the Willow Grove YMCA of Greater Philadelphia in Hatboro, Pa. A new honor was bestowed on the top three gymnasts of each level and age group — being named to the “State Stars” all-state team. For this honor, gymnasts received a State Stars leotard.
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1 week ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
ELGIN — A field in Elgin has transformed into a vibrant greenhouse and community hub as Misty Meadows Greenhouse prepares for its grand opening on Saturday, April 19, from 2 to 8 p.m.Owner Misty Hovis describes the new business as "so much more than flowers," emphasizing the family-oriented experience she hopes to create on the 15-acre property. The facility includes approximately 6,000 square feet of greenhouse space, a country store and future plans for walking trails and picnic areas.
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1 week ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
OIL CITY – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) invites the public to view its plans and offer feedback on a project to make improvements to Route 77, Route 426, West Washington Street and South Center Street in the city of Corry. The Corry Paving Project includes the following sections of roadway:• Route 77 (West Main Street/Church Street) between the intersection with West Church Street and the intersection with Route 426.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
Bruce Fielding, coach of the YMCA of Corry Tumbling Tigers gymnastics team, has been named the 2025 Western Division Pennsylvania Coach of the Year in a new statewide recognition program celebrating excellence in gymnastics coaching. Fielding, who has been coaching the Tumbling Tigers for 13 years, celebrates 35 years of coaching in 2025.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
Thanks to unseasonably cold weather — including snow and wind — Tuesday’s sporting events, except for Trap, were postponed. Here, the dugout at the ball field in Columbus sits empty, as snow coats the infield. The cold snap continues for the remainder of the week, with forecasted temperatures topping out in the 40s daily through Saturday, a rain-snow mix predicted for Thursday and rain on Friday.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
ERIE — EmergyCare will transform its ambulance garage into a tropical paradise next month for its ninth annual fundraising event that directly benefits emergency medical services in the Corry area. The "Garage Gala: A Tropical Escape" will be held Friday, May 2, from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at EmergyCare's ambulance garage at the corner of 19th and Sassafras streets in Erie. "Although this is a gala, it is not a typical gala.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
Impact Corry has raised nearly $14.5 million since 2019 to revitalize the Corry community, with Executive Director Chuck Gray reporting $3.14 million in funding secured during the past fiscal year alone. "We're reinventing rural for the benefit of both rural and urban areas, growing the capacity of our region to manage change with positive outcomes," Gray said during a recent presentation highlighting the organization's achievements and future goals.
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3 weeks ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
At Monday’s Spartansburg Borough Council meeting, Council was informed that new boroughwide signs have arrived. In February, Spartansburg Borough Council approved the purchase of over 40 new signs, addressing the need to replace old, unreadable signs throughout the borough. In addition to standard stop signs and road identification markers, Council voted to add four bridge weight limit signs on East Main Street/Cemetery Road, specifically targeting the bridge above Toplovich's Repair at 601 E.
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3 weeks ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
On March 29, a crowd of about two dozen family, friends and firefighters gathered in the rain to remember the sacrifice of the five firefighters who lost their lives fighting the Easter Sunday fire on March 29, 1970. Corry Fire Chief Ryan Card spoke to the crowd of the bravery and selflessness of David Apps, Richard Brigham, Jon Miller, Dennis Rockafellow and Lauren Shreve. Those gathered shared memories and condolences.
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3 weeks ago | 
thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding
A new police officer, Patrolman Marcus Irwin, left, was sworn in at Corry City Council chambers on March 28 by Mayor Mike Baker, right. Irwin began working for the Corry police Department on March 17, having been approved as a full-time police officer by city Council.
