Good morning, Erie.

Belle Valley Fire Department at 1514 Norcross Road is showcasing a photo collection that captures over 20 years of service—highlighting fire trucks, community events, and local traditions in Millcreek Township.

The archive connects residents with the department’s enduring role in the community.

Photos from the Lake Erie Arboretum at Frontier Park capture its 25-year journey since dedication on Sept.

8, 2001 (including damage from a 2026 storm) and offer a look back at its evolution.

Erie County released its latest vital statistics showing marriage licenses issued between Sept.

21-25 and U.S. federal bankruptcy filings recorded from Sept. 14-18 (with earlier records of births included).

Erie County Department of Health installed a new community health kiosk to provide residents with essential information and services.

The kiosk was unveiled today at a local community center to enhance public health support.

A new report shows that pregnant women in eastern Erie and western Warren counties must travel further for care after local hospitals like Union City Memorial, Corry Memorial and Warren General closed after 1995, signaling a growing maternity care desert.

Erie County unveiled a kiosk outside the County Health Department at 606 W.

Second St. on Oct. 1 to offer supplies with Narcan and hygiene kits 24/7 — the $17,000 project funded by grants and settlement funds aims to cut drug overdoses and STDs while tracking ZIP code demand.

Underclassmen boost Cathedral Prep girls soccer as they improve to 10-1-1 after a 2-1 win over McDowell.

The team will prepare for District 10 Class 2A playoff challenges on Oct. 21 at Dollinger Field — Coach Peter Wagner said early season tests united the young squad.

Erie Times-News is holding a poll for District 10’s girls athlete of the week and votes will be accepted until 5 p.m. Wednesday.

Fans may send nominations with the athlete’s name, school, and achievement to join the fall sports season contest.

Erie High runner Rory Grande won the Class 3A boys race at the elite Rochester meet last weekend.

His winning time of 15 minutes 12.50 seconds put him over 18 seconds ahead of his nearest competitor, and his team will next race at the Dirty Dawg Invitational at Harbor Creek on Oct. 10.

Erie Times-News is holding its Week 6 football player of the week poll and accepts votes until 5 p.m. Wednesday.

Fans can email nominations including the player, school, and sport details during this period.

More than 200 amateur pool players competed in scotch doubles, 8-ball, 9-ball and team play at Bayfront Convention Center during the three days of the Gem City Shootout pool tournament.