Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 13th of December.
Good morning, Erie.
1020 Collective is set to host its Third Annual Holiday Bazaar in Erie soon.
The bazaar will offer unique gifts and local vendors (further event details will be available from organizers).
Chevy Chase attended a live Q&A in Erie on Dec.
8 at Warner Theatre after a screening of National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation; he answered questions about his comedy career and personal life despite battling an illness, leaving fans grateful for his commitment.
Erie is welcoming 2026 with family-friendly New Year events that include balloon drops at the Experience Children's Museum and a Noon Year's Eve Party at Blasco Memorial Library, a Rockin Eve hockey game at Erie Insurance Arena, and New Year's Day races and a guided hike at local parks.
WQLN, Erie’s public media organization, received a $751,647 grant from the Colorado Public Media Bridge Fund on Dec.
9 to support its TV, radio and online services. It plans to sell its 30000 sqft building off Peach Street and study operations for long-term changes.
Erie County Treatment Court held its 50th graduation on Dec.
12 for 15 graduates in Millcreek Township; court officials announced a new partnership with the Community College to offer non-mandatory classes (supporting recovery) for defendants seeking education and future opportunities.
The U.S. National Ice Center predicts near normal ice cover on the Great Lakes this winter, which may help maintain lake levels and protect infrastructure.
Changes in ice cover could affect fisheries and water quality later if conditions remain steady.
On Dec. 11, Erie County's Treatment Court held its 50th graduation ceremony at Erie County Community College while Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Debra Todd discussed mental health treatment in court programs.
On Dec. 12, an Erie County lottery player won $169,271.24 in the Pennsylvania Lottery's online Jackpot Spectacular game, according to the lottery office's announcement.
The progressive game offers multipliers + bonus plays and connects players across states.
Erie's restaurants offer dine-in + takeout options for Christmas Eve and Day, with several spots such as Applebee's, Bob Evans, and Cracker Barrel open on Christmas Eve while a few like IHOP and Two45 Waterfront operate on both days; diners should check details before heading out.
Holiday Joy Paint & Sip
6-8 p.m. — Deer Creek Winery Tasting Room — $35 per ticket — Unleash your creativity while sipping wine in a festive atmosphere.
Erie Otters vs. Flint Firebirds
7-8:30 p.m. — Erie Insurance Arena — Watch the exciting clash as the Erie Otters take on the Flint Firebirds live at the arena.
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