Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of October.
Good morning, Erie.
Becky Weiser said growing up on Erie County farmland drew her back home to be near family, a reflection of the area's strong local ties.
The statement highlights how personal history continues to influence community bonds.
Yesterday, Erie hosted a variety of community events including a state pool tournament at Bayfront Convention Center, a bird banding session, a Halloween crafts workshop, and ghost tours that showcased local history.
Residents gathered at local venues like the Blasco Library and Perry Square to enjoy the lively events calendar.
Tethered is an immersive theatrical experience under Gem City Style that will soon invite Erie audiences to a creative arts show with interactive design (venue and schedule details are forthcoming).
On Sept. 22, USNews rankings moved Gannon University up 38 spots from 257 to 219, highlighting improvements in academic success, engineering programs, and support for lower-income students at the Erie campus.
Erie County recorded eight high-value arm's-length home sales topping $400,000 between Sept.
23 and Sept. 30 (including deals in Amity and Conneaut Townships) as shown in the latest property transfers report.
Week 6 Pa. high school football games on Oct.
1 and Oct. 2 yielded a wide range of scores (including a local contest where Hickory beat Erie 36 to 15) and showcased competitive matchups statewide.
The General McLane Lancers used a hurry-up offense to secure a Region 5 win against the Harbor Creek Huskies on Friday at Paul J.
Weitz Stadium.
McDowell's Trojans won a big football game against rival Cathedral Prep after a late first-half surge boosted their defense + added crucial momentum.
The match was played at the local high school field, strengthening hopes for the season.
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