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.

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UCASD presents ‘The Addams Family’

2 days ago | thecorryjournal.com | Rebekah Wallace

UNION CITY — Students at Union City Area High School will be presenting “The Addams Family: School Edition” this weekend in the high school auditorium. Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and again at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets are $5 for students and seniors and $7 for adults. They can be purchased during the school day at the high school office or at the doors.
Clymer FBLA students come home statewide winners

5 days ago | thecorryjournal.com | Rebekah Wallace

CLYMER, N.Y. — A group of 11 students from Clymer FBLA — that is, the Future Business Leaders of America — have returned home from a recent state conference as champions, placewinners and national qualifiers. The conference took place in Rochester from April 7-9. Clymer received second place honors in a Chapter of the Year event, which adviser Lisa Perry said qualifies them as the second-best program in the state of New York.
Corry swimmer Amy named to all-district team

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

After setting a district record in the 100-breaststroke and qualifying for states, Corry's Logan Amy was named to the 2024-25 All-District 10 swim team. He was also tabbed to the Region 2 first team all-stars in that event. Amy won at districts with a time of 57.60. Making second team in the 200 freestyle relay, from Union City, were junior Luke Wright, senior Hayden Daubenspeck, senior Tucker Pike and senior Joe Galbraith. Fairview was again the region champion.
Local organizations plan Easter egg hunts

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | Rebekah Wallace

There will be several Easter egg hunts for families to choose from on Saturday. One popular event is the Easter egg hunt at Mead Park starting at 11 a.m. There will also be a buffet breakfast with the Easter Bunny at the Corry VFW Post 264, 1151 Mead Ave., from 8 to 11 a.m. The cost for breakfast is $10 for adults and $7 for kids 10 and under. Kids can participate in the egg hunt for free.
CMH administrator takes CEO position in Warren

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | Rebekah Wallace

LECOM Corry Memorial Hospital Administrator Dan Grolemund recently accepted the CEO position at LECOM Warren General Hospital. Grolemund’s last day in Corry will be Friday, May 30. “I have absolutely loved my time here at Corry Memorial Hospital,” Grolemund said. “The care team at CMH and in the LECOM Health system, from top to bottom, is second to none. I have made outstanding partnerships with community leaders, local businesses and with the school system.
Lady Bears rally after first inning

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

UNION CITY — After giving up a three-run homer in the top of the first inning on Monday, Union City's softball team steamrolled visiting Youngsville 18-3 in a four-inning region tilt. The Lady Bears plated seven runs in the first, thanks to several Youngsville defensive miscues, then added eight more in the second for a 15-3 lead. Shaelynn Kent went three for three with two doubles and three runs scored. Alissa Leech also had three hits, Alivia Zielinski with two hits and three runs batted in.
Fairview downs Corry in baseball

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

A wind-blown homer in the first inning gave Fairview the early lead as the visiting Tigers topped Corry 6-2 in Monday's baseball game at The Ballpark At Columbus. "We lost 6-2, but the game was much closer than that," claimed coach Jake Cirigliano. "We gave up three runs (two earned) in the first inning and then held them scoreless for the next five innings. This team worked very hard today.
Community members gather in lieu of Council cancellation

1 week ago | thecorryjournal.com | Rebekah Wallace

Following an unexpected cancellation of a City Council work session originally scheduled for Monday evening, members of the Corry community gathered at the community center to voice their concerns about what many are calling a “lack of transparency” among elected officials in city government.
Girls place in multiple events at Brookville invite

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

BROOKVILLE — Despite a "real feel” temperature of 37 degrees, the Corry girls track team had several exciting events and top 10 finishes at Saturday's (April 12) Brookville Invitational. Marleigh Martin reclaimed the triple jump record that Grace Allen had taken from her late last year, by jumping 36-4- to win it. Allen placed second with a jump of 35-11.79. Both of these girls hit the state-qualifying mark early in the season, and on a cold day for jumping," said coach Jody Fox.
Cook does it again with another hurdles record

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

BROOKVILLE — It was another big day for Corry boys at Saturday's (April 12) Brookville Track & Field Invitational. Blake Cook took a pair of firsts in the hurdles. He shattered the school record, winning the 300 intermediates in 38.60 and also broke the meet record in the 110 highs in 14.58. Cook was honored with the Clint Puller Memorial Brookville Invitational & DeMans Sports 2025 Outstanding Male Track & Field Athlete Award. Nolan Carey won the javelin with a throw of 195-10.