Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 22nd of January.
Good morning, Erie.
Gem City Style: Best of Erie 2026 features an interview with Ruth Thompson, director and founder of the ANNA shelter, who explains how her work strengthens community support + boosts local leadership.
The feature offers insight into ongoing efforts that help residents access essential services.
A husky found abandoned in a crate under a bridge on Jan.
19 is now at A.N.N.A Shelter where staff ensure the pet receives proper care.
Erie Maritime Museum on the bayfront at 150 E.
Front St. is nominated for USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Award as readers may vote once daily until Feb. 9 at noon (the winner will be announced on Feb. 18).
Iroquois High School students were recognized Jan.
21 for removing nearly 2,000 pounds of litter from Four Mile Creek in Wesleyville during a 9/11 Day of Service cleanup organized by Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful and Ocean Conservancy, earning them a certificate for community service.
With a cold blast driving temperatures near freezing, local experts advise Erie residents to open cupboards, drip faucets, and drain outdoor water spigots to help keep pipes from freezing.
Simple steps (recommended by plumbing professionals) may prevent costly home repairs.
Avery Collins of Erie First Christian reached 2,000 career points during a recent game, marking a milestone as he leads his team this season.
Four local high school wrestling teams won region titles on Jan.
21—Harbor Creek repeated its win at Meadville with a 49-21 score while General McLane, Corry, and Reynolds clinched their regions, setting them up for strong seeds in the postseason.
Northwestern High School sophomore Cydney Rea showcased her fireman's carry as District 10 Wrestling Technique of the Week on Wed, Jan.
21. The skilled athlete blended the Russian tie with the move to boost her takedown points.
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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