Opinion, Сolumns
Dec 19, 2019
Every now and then, I see a story come through a wire service that intrigues me to the point where I need to know more. For instance, an Associated Pr...
News, Round the Square
Feb 23, 2019
TNS: We love when readers ask questions about something in the paper. It’s so satisfying to know that people are reading closely enough to notice a ch...
News, Round the Square
Jan 28, 2019
ART IN NATURE: There are many opportunities to capture the beauty of nature in the Pennsylvania Wilds. Members of the PA Route 6 Artisan Trail may be ...
Editorial, News
Jul 09, 2018
I was never much of a coffee drinker until my early 20s. Work had something to do with that — when I joined the staff at The Bradford Era I had to tra...
News, Round the Square
May 29, 2018
150 YEARS: This year marks the 150th anniversary of the modern Memorial Day commemoration in the United States. On May 5, 1868, Major Gen. John A. Log...
Local News, News, Round the Square
Apr 19, 2018
NEWS: “Allied Airmen Score Stunning 84-3 Aerial Victory over Axis.” This was the headline of The Era on April 15, 1943. The U.S. was fighting in World...
News, Round the Square
Mar 10, 2018
TREES: A reader called Thursday to say Bradford City doesn’t look the same as it used to. “If you drive around Bradford, you notice there are very few...
News, Round the Square
Nov 17, 2017
SENIOR DAY: In spring 2005, Sports Illustrated ran a story titled “When Tall Men Cry.” The lede for that story – written during the end of college bas...
News, Round the Square
Oct 07, 2017
HUMMINGBIRDS: To answer Dan’s question from Thursday’s column, he is not the only one who is still seeing hummingbirds late in the year. Jody Jaros of...
Local News, News, Round the Square
Sep 13, 2017
STEPHEN KING: Mike McCoy of Mayville, N.Y., read our recent article about the horror movie “IT,” based on the book by Stephen King. He wanted share th...
Guest Columns, Opinion
May 09, 2017
One might think the richest country in the history of the world would be willing and able to provide healthcare for its poorest, oldest and sickest pe...
Football, Pro, Sports
Jan 16, 2017
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Despite concerns raised after sustaining season-ending neck injuries in consecutive years, Bills starting safety Aaron Williams i...
Football, Pro, Sports
Oct 27, 2016
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — The father of Buffalo Bills safety Aaron Williams says his son intends to wait until the offseason to determine whether to c...
National Sports
August 1, 2025
(TNS) — Four years ago, the Pirates eschewed a traditional draft strategy and instead took Henry Davis No. 1 overall, using the savings to sign other ...
Football, Local Sports
August 1, 2025
Pennsylvania’s defensive unit is ready for Saturday, relying on speed and aggressiveness to achieve its goals. The Defensive Line consists of Landon F...
Local News
August 1, 2025
Local artists Rick Minard and, not pictured, Greg Souchik, work on the patriotic Union Square mural celebrating America’s impending 250th anniversary....
Business, Local News, News
August 1, 2025
DEAR RUSTY: I am receiving Social Security benefits while continuing to work full time. There are no restrictions on my wage earnings because I waited...
Comment & Opinion, Opinion
August 1, 2025
History predicts that Republicans will suffer losses in next year’s midterm elections, and Democrats have made clear they will try to use President Do...
Local News
Screw Cancer Festival returns today
August 1, 2025
KANE – For the third year in a row, Flickerwood Wine Cellars will be filled with music, laughter and a community united for a good cause during the Sc...
