Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 20th of January.
Good morning, Erie.
Second Harvest Food Bank opened a free grocery store at UPMC Health Plan Neighborhood Center at 803 East Ave on Jan.
14. The 400 sqft marketplace serves 30 families a week and plans five-day service to offer fresh food & household staples to area residents in a food desert.
Starting Jan. 23, Asbury Woods in Millcreek Township is offering a Rent a Maple Bucket program that rents two four-gallon buckets for $25 to help residents collect maple sap from a dedicated grove.
Participants can tap trees themselves or let staff handle it, with syrup making starting mid-February & offering guidance to beginners.
Despite high winds and snow, residents attended the annual MLK memorial march today along West Sixth and Chestnut Streets, with City of Erie snow plows clearing the route multiple times to ensure safety.
Tom Keifer and his band will perform at the Warner Theatre on June 3 at 7:30 p.m. (doors open at 6:30 p.m.) with special guest L.A.
Guns, and tickets are available online, by phone, and at the Erie Insurance box office.
Erie School District will honor John Boyd on Jan.
23 with age-appropriate activities in public schools as part of a new John Boyd Day approved by the school board on Jan. 14 to celebrate his legacy and service.
PennWest University is proposing changes to its academic programs to reduce majors and minors and add certificates, with the update to be finalized in the spring (current students can finish their enrolled programs) and take effect in fall.
Cleveland Clinic Rehabilitation and Sports Therapy opened a new physical therapy clinic today (in partnership with Physicians Rehab Solutions) at 3266 W.
26th St. (offering expanded rehab access) in Erie.
Local Orangetheory Fitness is offering a $2 per day membership deal until January 31 (deal begins December 26) to help residents meet their New Year's resolutions with expert coaching, strength training, and cardio workouts for all fitness levels.
District 10 fans are invited to vote online in the Erie Times-News athlete of the week polls for winter sports, including nominees for basketball, swimming/diving, bowling, track, and hockey, until Jan.
21 at 5 p.m. Nominations should include the player, school, sport, and accomplishment (details submitted via email).
Corry high school wrestlers captured twin titles on Jan.
17 as the boys beat North East 45 to 27 in Beaver Brawl and the girls topped Sharpsville’s tournament with 180 points. Their wins boost momentum heading into postseason play.
Erie native Tony Robie, Virginia Tech wrestling coach, donated a kidney to Norm Latona last May and was named Sportsman of the Year for 2025 by the Erie Times-News.
The coach from Strong Vincent High (where he grew up) said his act of selflessness reflects his deep sense of community.
Erie Times-News is compiling a weekly District 10 winter sports performance list that kicks off with Avery Collins of Erie First Christian, who scored 29 points in the Eagles’ 63-59 win over Westfield (New York) at Fredonia on Jan.
18. The list runs through Jan. 24 until mid-March.
Voting is underway to select District 10 high school wrestling nominees — performances from Jan.
12-17 earned their spots — and ballots must be cast by Jan. 21 at 5 p.m.
Literary Landscapes Workshop
6-7 p.m. — Werner Books and Coffee — $40 — Transform a hollowed-out book into a whimsical succulent garden in a creative and eco-friendly workshop.
Soo Greyhounds vs Erie Otters
7-9 p.m. — Erie Insurance Arena — Watch the 2026 Soo Greyhounds take on the Erie Otters live on FloHockey with streaming available on various platforms.
CRI Fire & Ice Winter Fest
5-10 p.m. — Erie Yacht Club — $40/pp — Enjoy ice sculptures, a DJ, vendors, auctions, drinks, and fireworks at this festive winter celebration.
Ghost Hounds Concert
7-9 p.m. — Warner Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of classic hits with Ghost Hounds and special guest Don Felder of the Eagles.
Rose and Bouquets
Galentine's Day evening — 5:00 - 10:00 p.m. — Two45 Waterfront Grille — $31 to $50 — Sip on rosé while crafting beautiful bouquets for a perfect night out.
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