RTS (Round the Square)

STARGAZING: No doubt many readers are taking time at some this summer to look upward and remember they are only a small part of a vast universe. Earth...

COOKING WALLEYE: Starting Friday, outdoor enthusiasts will flock the area to participate in the Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit fishing tournament on...

NATIONAL BIRD: Tim Crandell of Portville, N.Y., dropped off photos a while back that he took of a bald eagle nest in the Eldred area. We couldn’t resi...

LOCAL FIREFIGHTERS: Cliff Hastings is surprised how fast the last 50 years went by. Cliff, a long-time Rew volunteer firefighter, has been talking to ...

FIREMEN’S CARNIVAL: The Tri-County Firemen’s Association convention and carnival of 1964 must have been some event. Long-time Rew volunteer firefighte...

RESTAURANT IMPOSSIBLE: A student at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford has gotten a first-hand glimpse at the magic of television. Kimberly Marc...

SNAKE BITES: On Tuesday, we shared information from reader Fred Tarnaski on northern water snakes. Fred also offered some advice on snake bites — both...

WATER SNAKES: In response to recent concerns Bradford resident Kathe Johnson wrote us about water snakes, reader Fred Tarnaski stepped up to provide i...

MEMORIES OF MAGIC PILLS: A recent column featuring a story of a “magic pill” that former Bradford residents George and Earl Holley were alleged to hav...

MORE FROM 1909 NEWSPAPER: On Friday, we talked about an article submitted by Bradford resident John Droney about a trip to Ireland published in the Ju...

HONEY BEE: Bradford resident Terri Hanold shared this photo of a honey bee she spotted this week. Terri writes: “We know it’s summer when the honey be...

SUMMERTIME IN BRADFORD: Toni Frontino, who works in the activity department at The Bradford Manor, said she was reading an RTS column to residents abo...

JUNE 6, 1944: Better known as D-Day, this day 70 years ago is remembered worldwide as a turning point in a war that changed the world map forever. Man...

WAR GAMES: It seems many residents had found a variety of ways to spend the summer hours before playing with electronics became the new American pasti...

SWIMMING: On Friday, we asked readers how they filled the summer days of their youth. Local woman Frances Wolfe Haight called Friday to us tell about ...

SUMMERTIME BLUES: Oh, to have the luxury of feeling the midsummer boredom only allowed in childhood ... As the rainy season and spring blossoms clear ...

STATELY BLOOMS: Among the many flowers that bloom locally starting in late May is the mountain laurel, the state flower of Pennsylvania. According to ...

IT’S TODAY: Just a quick reminder that today is primary election day in Pennsylvania. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Bradford and elsewhe...

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Faced with the possibility of having a second straight season end with a Game 7 loss, the San Antonio Spurs played with emotion and...

GREENSBURG — The Pitt-Bradford baseball team fell to the Pitt-Greensburg Bobcats in the first round of the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference To...