RTS (Round the Square)

THE ALLEGHENY: What's the most unusual characteristic of the Allegheny River? It's one of the few rivers that flows north - at least initially before ...

RAVE REVIEW: Sometimes, even we can't see the forest for the trees. The forest, in this case being the Allegheny National Forest, of course. For compl...

WELCOME!: If you're in town to buy, sell, swap and or just admire Case knives, welcome to Bradford! For complete stories, subscribe to The Bradford Er...

TRANSFORMATION: Talk about going from bad to worse. This is the end result of that creepy caterpillar we showed you a week ago. For complete stories, ...

BIRD WORD: Virginia Johnson passes along a couple of strange goings-on at her hummingbird feeder. For complete stories, subscribe to The Bradford Era ...

HARD WORKERS: "I feel that the Bradford Special Police - who were recently terminated for some unknown reason - should be recognized for their hard wo...

TREE TIME: When you look all around, you see trees — lush, green and abundant. This same forest, however, is under serious attack. For complete storie...

CLASS ROLLS: We now know that the class of 1971 at Bradford Area High School had the largest enrollment at 432 graduates. For complete stories, subscr...

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BOOK REPORT : “In one year, 85 percent of the nation’s oil production came from the Bradford fields. Even though larger fields were discovered elsewhe...

BOOK REPORT: “Denton Hill is the only triple continental divide east of the Mississippi. In fact, there are only a handful of places in the world wher...

ROUTE 6: "As I walked through Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York, only one person offered me a ride. After two days in the Pennsylv...

HAPPY 4th!: It used to be a report of an American bald eagle in our part of Pennsylvania was rare indeed. But lately people have seen them on East Mai...

DAY OFF: The Era takes only two holidays a year and one, Independence Day, is tomorrow. What that means is you will receive a newspaper on Wednesday s...

FLIP SIDE: Our rant of a couple Mondays ago has brought some feedback. For complete stories, subscribe to The Bradford Era e-Edition. Please note that...

WILD THING: Could there be a fisher in the west branch area? Several residents have heard the odd cry of an unusual creature and one has even seen a s...

THAT BANK: Jim Guelfi of Bradford dropped by the other day to give us his personal report on Citizens National Bank, a topic we had mentioned in a pre...

CENTURY PAST: We continue with the Era's overview of Bradford 100 years ago from the account of Hon. R.B. Stone: For complete stories, subscribe to Th...

CENTURY AGO: "A Hartford publishing firm recently asked for information about Bradford to be printed in a forthcoming work on American cities," an Era...

LAST WORDS: Our coverage of Hurricane Agnes and the flood of 1972 undoubtedly stirred some memories of the devastation caused by the waters mostly alo...