Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 17th of January.
Good morning, Erie.
A fire in an Erie home started in the kitchen, claiming the life of one dog while another person and two other dogs were safely evacuated.
A. Duie Pyle, a century-old supply chain company, launched a new facility in Erie to enhance service efficiency, creating 13 jobs with plans for more.
Gannon University seeks to refinance $14 million with the Erie Higher Education Building Authority to achieve better terms and address campus maintenance.
Erie Mayor Joe Schember announces his candidacy for a third term, emphasizing his plans to improve jobs, housing, and reduce crime and debt.
The City of Erie Government live-streamed a news conference focusing on the Erie County DUI Task Force's education and enforcement initiatives.
Erie Otters head coach Stan Butler is to miss the team's road trip due to an internal review of team policy, amid a challenging season for the team.
Gannon University celebrated the reopening of the newly renovated Highmark Events Center, formerly known as the Hammermill Center, with a ceremony and notable victories by its basketball teams.
Disney on Ice: Into The Magic
An enchanting ice-skating show featuring beloved characters like Belle and Moana as they embark on magical adventures.
The Breeze Band Live Performance
The Breeze Band, a popular dance band in the tri-state area, will perform live at Andy's Pub, encouraging attendees to arrive early or reserve a table due to high demand.
Gem City Flea Market at Saga Club
The Gem City Flea Market will feature 50 vendors selling a variety of quality products, including antiques, at affordable prices.
Erie RV & Sport Expo 2025
The Erie RV & Sport Expo is a trade show featuring the latest in recreational vehicles, outdoor adventure gear, and motorsports, showcasing products from over 120 exhibitors.
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