The Corry Journal

The Journal is a newspaper with a rich history of 114 years, publishing from Monday to Saturday. It caters to 25,000 residents across two states, four counties, nine population centers, and three school districts. The publication is based in its original building located in Corry, Pennsylvania, which is just 35 miles away from the shopping, entertainment, and lakefront areas of Erie. It’s also only a 15-minute drive to the Peek n' Peak and Findley Lake resorts.

Local

English

Newspaper

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#462747

United States

#103825

News and Media

#3873

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

Beavers, Bears earn all-star honors in softball

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | R.l. McCray

Co-champions Corry and Union City both made the District 10 softball playoffs. Appropriately, both teams were rewarded on the postseason all-star squads. Corry went 15-6 and was co-champions with Northwestern in its region, going 11-1. UC was also co-champs in Region 3, tied with Seneca at 9-1. For Corry, Allison Sawyer earned top honors, being named to the District 10 All-stars team. She also was selected for the Region 4 first team at shortstop.
Listen to the coach

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | R.l. McCray

Longtime Corry football coach Mike Lesher (center) talks with the offense during a recent Save-An-Eye practice at Fort LeBoeuf High School. The Corry crew is coaching the County team in the game versus the City on Friday, June 27, at Harbor Creek.
2 Beavers, 3 Bears make first team in baseball

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | R.l. McCray

The Corry Beavers had a pair of baseball players make first team all-region, while Union City had three players named to the first team. Corry's second baseman Kamdyn Moon and designated hitter Zack Coulter made first team in Region 5. Karson Chamberlin and Tucker Jackson made the second team. In Region 4, UC catcher Trevin Capela, third baseman Aiden Shuman and outfielder Luke Wright were on first team. On second team were Ian Kinney, Blake turner and Luke Racop.
Ready for some football?

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | R.l. McCray

Practice drills for the June 27 Save-An-Eye Football Game started this week at Fort LeBoeuf High School. At top, the players go through a stretching session to start things on Monday. Above, coach Jeff Goodwill demonstrates a handoff to quarterback Nolan Carey. Below, all-star football player and wrestler Kael Albers is shown with the ball.
Corry 8U Posse wins twice

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | R.l. McCray

Corry's 8U softball team has a familiar face coaching the girls. Dale Henderson, who guided the Corry varsity softball team to several region and district titles, is coaching the Lightning, who won the Titusville Valley Tournament and the Union City Diamonds tourney. In Titusville, Corry topped Oil Valley 7-5, the Erie Outlaws 15-1, Knox Chaos 8-4 and Erie again 12-0.
J&M girls improve to 9-1

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | R.l. McCray

COLUMBUS — J&M Concrete had three big innings Friday and downed North East 21-10 in Junior softball play in Columbus. “I never like to see scores like this, because it means defense was on vacation, but at least our bats were going," said coach Haleigh Burlew. "We were getting good contact and were extremely aggressive on the base path. Ashton Johnson recorded her first hit of the season, along with her first RBI. Overall, not much to complain about.
Crotty rolls by Iroquois

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | R.l. McCray

Crotty's Trenton Gates calls a timeout in Friday's Junior baseball game at The Ballpark At Columbus. Crotty rolled to an easy win over visiting Iroquois.
Corry Manor’s Barb Hepler retires after 40 years of dedication to manor residents

2 weeks ago | thecorryjournal.com | Carol Fielding

When Barb Hepler walked through the doors of Corry Manor — an HCF facility — in 1985, she was a recently divorced mother of two children who simply needed a job. Nearly 40 years later, she's leaving behind a legacy so significant that the facility has renamed its soda shop "Barb's Bistro" in her honor. Hepler recently wrapped up her lengthy career, after serving in three different roles that gave her a unique understanding of every aspect of long-term care operations.
Little League winding down

2 weeks ago | thecorryjournal.com | R.l. McCray

Thursday was a busy night for the Corry boys and girls Little League teams. At top, the Moose's third baseman Trey Thomas tries to tag out a runner form North East. At center is pitcher Knoxron Gressel delivering a pitch. At bottom, in girls Minor play at Plastics Field, Utegg's Auto's Lizza Smith rounds second base.
J&M girls swept Northwestern

2 weeks ago | thecorryjournal.com | R.l. McCray

J&M Concrete swept a doubleheader over Northwestern on Wednesday, winning 13-5 and 14-9. Koda Kuzma pitched five innings, allowing one hit with four strikeouts. Grace Cummings fanned three in two hitless innings. Ayvah Taylor and Cummings both had two singles. Kuzma had a single and double. “It was a slower start to this game, but we were able to pull through and secure another win," said coach Haleigh Burlew. "Our defense was good, but our offense was on fire.