Local funeral directors Benjamin R. Olney, Dylan P. Foust, John W. Embser, and Walter D. Gardner are pleased to announce the merger of businesses to better serve the community and ensure the future of our funeral homes. Olney-Foust locations in Wellsville, Ulysses, and Port Allegany and Embser locations in Wellsville and Belmont will all continue to operate. Mr. Foust will oversee operations of locations in New York and Mr. Olney will oversee operations of locations in Pennsylvania. Mr. Embser and Mr. Gardner will remain as active funeral directors, continuing the long tradition of service and legacy of compassion of the Embser and Gardner families.

Please use the following link for more information. Departments – Allegany County, New York

Are you looking for something to do with your sweetheart on Valentine’s day?  Why not take a chance on a 2 night getaway that includes everything you need to make the weekend a memorable one.  

If you are interested in taking a chance or two, please feel free to give us a call at (814) 544-2612.

To Fill A Backpack

Andy Kulp

85 Burleson Avenue

Roulette, PA  16746

Please use the following link for more information. Departments – Allegany County, New York

Of course, December is the beginning month of winter. December started out cool with morning readings in the 20’s. The coldest morning was minus 2 on the 23rd and the warmest was 42 degrees on the 11th. The afternoon readings were in the high 20’s and low 30s except for the week before Christmas. The temperature struggled to get out of the teens.  The last week of the month it was mild with readings in the 40s and it even reached the low 50’s for a day or two.

Montoursville, PA – Motorists are advised Route 61 is closed in both directions between Shamokin Street and Feeney Street (Route 2017) in Shamokin and Coal Township, Northumberland County due to a crash involving downed utilities.

Traffic Impacts

· Southbound cars will detour using Shamokin and Commerce Streets.

· Northbound cars will detour using Feeney Street, Tioga Street, Race Street and Shamokin Street.

· Large trucks will detour using Routes 54 and 487.

Motorists are urged to dive with caution through the area.

Next public meeting of the Potter County Jail Board, will be held at noon on Friday, Jan. 3, at the F.W. Gunzburger County Office Building Auditorium. Among items on the agenda is a proposal by the vendor providing phone and internet services to increase the number of computer tablets available to detainees and inmates. Telephone access to Friday’s meeting is available at 814-274-0844; PIN is #114477.

Those with questions or comments about the jail are reminded that they can submit them to the board through email sent to pcjailboard@pottercountypa.net. Jail Board members are Commissioner Paul Heimel (chair), Sheriff Kevin Siska (vice chair), Commissioner Nancy Grupp (secretary), Judge Stephen Minor, District Attorney Andy Watson, and Commissioner Robert Rossman. Chief Commissioners Clerk Jessica Giebel serves as administrator.

Penn College women extend win streak on court

With a two-victory week that extended its win streak to five games, the Pennsylvania College of Technology women’s basketball team moved into rare company. Also, three wrestlers reached the podium at the Wilkes Open.

This week, while other teams enjoy the holiday and semester break, the men’s basketball squad opts for warmer weather as it competes Saturday and Sunday in the Florida Sunshine Shootout at Daytona Beach, Florida.

Pastor B.J. Knefley

Which are you interested in? Or perhaps the question should relate to which you operate in? Do you go through life in survival mode or thriving mode? How you answer that question will determine how you view and respond to life and its adventures.

DESCRIPTION: * WHAT…Heavy lake effect snow expected. Total snow accumulations 1
to 2 feet through the entirety of the prolonged event in the most
persistent lake snows. Winds gusting as high as 40 mph.

* WHERE…Wyoming, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Southern Erie
Counties.

* WHEN…From 7 AM Wednesday to 6 PM EST Sunday.

* IMPACTS…Travel will be very difficult at times, especially on
inland secondary roads. The hazardous conditions will impact the
Wednesday evening and Thursday morning commutes.

INSTRUCTIONS: Heavy snow will fall in multiple narrow bands. If traveling, be
prepared for rapidly changing road conditions and visibilities.

Submit snow reports through our website or social media.

Issued By: NWS Buffalo NY

Embark on an adventure like no other! This is your chance to dive into epic storytelling, forge friendships, and develop key life skills – all while having an amazing time.

Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is more than just a game; it’s a gateway to creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. Students become heroes in a world of their own making, working together to solve puzzles, strategize, and defeat challenges. With a focus on teamwork and storytelling, every session taught by Brent Bryant, Networking and Security Instructor at Seneca Highlands CTC, is a chance to explore, problem-solve, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Whether your student is a seasoned adventurer or new to role-playing games, they’ll be guided by experienced facilitators in a safe, welcoming environment. No special experience or materials required – just imagination!

Grades 5 – 8

Tuesdays starting January 7, 2025, running through March 25, 2025

Time: 6 – 8 p.m.

Grades 9 – 12

Wednesdays starting January 8, 2025, running through March 26, 2025

Time 6 – 8 p.m.

How to Join

-Weekly Session Fee: $30

-Monthly Session Fee: $100 ($300 to attend January, February, and March Sessions)

Sessions are open to both in-person and remote participants, with Google Meet available to ensure everyone can join in the fun. Please note: A minimum of 6 participants per session is required. In-person sessions will take place at the Education Council, 5 Water Street, Coudersport, PA. Registration is required. To register visit www.pottercountyedcouncil.org or call (814) 274-4877.