Cameron County Government
The next Cameron County Commissioners’ Meeting will be held Thursday, June 18th at 11:00 AM
Location: Commissioner's Board Room (Courthouse 20 E. 5th St.)
You can review the agenda here:
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Class of 1971 & 1972 Co Reunion
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The CCHS Classes of 1971 & 1972 will be holding a co-reunion on Saturday, August 1st at the Grove
(formerly Erskine's Grove)
The class of '71 will celebrate their 55th reunion and the class of '72 will celebrate members turning 72 years of age.
The festivities will begin at noon with a catered meal being served at 1:00pm
A group photo of each class will be taken at approximately 2:30 pm.
If possible, please bring a lawn chair.
The cost is $35.00 per person, which includes food and beverages for the day.
If you are interested in attending, class of '71 contact Debbie Malizia Kovach at 724-944-3349 or dkovach2@hotmail.com.
Class of '72 contact Paul Jannotti at 814-688-1905 or pauljannotitrail@gmail.com by June 30th.
A pre-reunion mingle will be held on Friday, July 31st at the K of C on Broad Street starting at 7:30 pm.
Cash bar is available.
Hope to see you there!
Lost Dog @ CCSPCA
This sweet boy was found last night by the borough building.
He is currently being kept at the SPCA,
He’s a sweetheart, and I know someone is missing him!
If you recognize this guy, please reach out!
814-486-0101
Cameron County Recycling Center Notice
Cameron County Recycling Center
Hey everyone!
Styrofoam packing is NOT recyclable.
Please do not bring Styrofoam to the recycling center.
Also, while food cans are gladly accepted and recyclable, they must be empty!
Do not bring your expired, full, unopened cans to the recycling center.
Why am I posting this?
Because someone dropped off a whole bag of expired, unopened cans!
Got a call about plastic grocery bags. Those can be taken to Walmart to be recycled. There are bins inside the doors for you to place them in for recycling.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
CC Animal 4H Thanks Local Businesses
CC Animal 4H
We would like to give a special shout-out to two local businesses for their support of Cameron County Animal Science 4-H!
We recently partnered with Printing Plus in St. Marys, PA, to create two heavy-duty vinyl banners that we can proudly display at parades, fairs, and other community events. Their work turned out great, and we are excited to use these banners to represent our club.
We would also like to extend an extra special thank-you to JSH Enterprises for generously donating the funds to purchase these banners. Your support helps us promote our program and continue providing opportunities for our youth members.
Thank you both for investing in our club and our community!
The Waxed Page - Miini Snap Sale
Follow their Fb page for sales & updates!
The Waxed Page
SUMMER Mini Sale tomorrow @ 8!
Causer Announces Nearly $3 Million in Natural Gas Impact Fees for 67th District
Causer Announces Nearly $3 Million in Natural Gas Impact Fees for 67th District
HARRISBURG – State Rep. Martin Causer (R-Cameron/McKean/Potter) today announced nearly $3 million in impact fees from the natural gas drilling industry are coming back to communities and counties in the 67th Legislative District.
Cameron County and its municipalities collectively will receive $993,100, McKean County and its municipalities collectively will receive $1.1 million, and Potter County and its municipalities collectively will receive $879,811.
“The majority of impact fee revenue collected by the Commonwealth comes back to our counties and communities where drilling takes place so we can address the impacts those activities have on our infrastructure, housing and public safety services,” Causer said. “Revenues are up this year as a result of increased natural gas drilling activity, which is also great news for energy consumers across the region.”
For the 2025 reporting year, natural gas producers paid nearly $244 million in impact fees statewide, for a total of more than $3.1 billion over the past 14 years.
Under Act 13 of 2012, impact fees are collected from natural gas drilling companies with 60% returned to counties and municipalities affected by drilling. The rest of the money goes into a Marcellus Shale Legacy Fund, a portion of which is provided to counties. The remaining funds are used by the state for emergency response planning, training and other activities; water, storm water, and sewer system construction and repair; infrastructure maintenance and repair; as well as statewide environmental initiatives.
For a full list of disbursements made under Act 13, visit
www.puc.pa.gov and click on Act 13 Impact Fee Distribution.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church service for June 21st
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church service for June 21st is Liturgy of the Word with Jill Carlson. The service begins at 11:00 A. M. Carl Mitchell will be the reader. Coffee hour will be hosted by Emmanuel members in the Miller Hall following the service.
All are welcome.
Shippen Township will be closed on Thursday, June 18th
Shippen Township will be closed on Thursday, June 18th for Juneteenth.
Thursday's pickup will be on Wednesday, June 17th.
Thank you.
Monday, June 15, 2026
CC Office of Emergency Services Safety Reminder
Cameron County Office of Emergency Services
🚨 IMPORTANT SAFETY REMINDER 🚨
Residents, Visitors, and Guests of Cameron County:
As work continues on Route 120 and is expected to remain ongoing for an extended period, the Cameron County Office of Emergency Services would like to remind everyone of the importance of safe driving practices when utilizing alternate routes through the Borough of Emporium.
While detouring around construction areas, please remember that many of the secondary roads being used are residential streets. These neighborhoods are home to families, children playing outdoors, pedestrians, and local parks and playgrounds. Increased traffic on these roadways can create additional challenges for residents who are not accustomed to seeing high volumes of vehicles traveling through their neighborhoods.
We ask that all motorists obey posted speed limits and, when appropriate, travel even slower based on conditions. A few extra moments added to your travel time is a small price to pay for the safety of our community members.
Cameron County is fortunate to be a close-knit, quiet community, and we would like to preserve the safety and quality of life that our residents enjoy. Please drive with caution, remain alert, and show courtesy and respect to those who live along these alternate routes.
Together, we can help ensure that everyone arrives at their destination safely.
As always, Cameron County, stay safe and stay aware.
Respectfully,
Cameron County Office of Emergency Services Staff
Congratulations to Matthew McBride on his EMS Instructor Endorsement!
Bender Safety & Training Corporation
Congratulations to Matthew McBride on earning his Pennsylvania Department of Health EMS Instructor endorsement!
When Matt first came to BSTC, he was looking for an opportunity to begin his journey as an instructor. We were proud to help him take that first step by providing the training and support needed to become a CPR Instructor.
Matt didn’t stop there. He continued pushing forward and took advantage of the opportunity to become a Pennsylvania Department of Health EMS Instructor. Through that same educational process, he also earned his Fire Instructor certification.
Over the past several months, Matt successfully completed his required student teaching hours with BSTC, demonstrating professionalism, dedication, and a genuine passion for educating future providers. His commitment to learning and teaching has been impressive to watch.
We are proud of everything Matt has accomplished and look forward to seeing the impact he will have on EMS and fire service education. We are excited that he will continue to be a valuable asset to BSTC and the communities we serve.
Please join us in congratulating Matthew McBride on this outstanding achievement!
Sinnamahoning Volunteer Fire Department & Ambulance Service Update
Sinnamahoning Volunteer Fire Department & Ambulance Service
It was a busy and productive weekend for our volunteers!
We provided an ambulance and crew for standby coverage at the annual Sinnemahoning Sportsmen's Club Snake Hunt, where our EMS personnel treated one patient on site. Our Fire Police were also on hand assisting with parking and helping ensure traffic moved smoothly.
In addition, we hosted a fundraising booth where we sold department shirts, patches, and decals, and conducted a 50/50 raffle. We would like to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who stopped by, supported us, and contributed to our fundraising efforts.
The weekend also included valuable training opportunities. Four of our firefighters traveled to Star Hose Company to participate in a 16-hour Pump Operations I course, continuing their commitment to training and enhancing the services we provide to our community.
Sunday, June 14, 2026
Vets Club - Pancake Breakfast on July 4th
Cameron County Vets Club.
All veterans and their families invited
Cameron County SPCA Update - Available for Adoption
Acorn has found his forever home!
Please consider adopting one of these wonderful cats!
Cameron County SPCA
These cuties are up for adoption and looking for their forever homes
Saturday, June 13, 2026
Night of Joy
Night of Joy
What: A Come & Go opportunity to worship Jesus together and leave encouraged
Why: Connie Bennett (aka Joy) shared many times about a dream she had of seeing an event like this happening in our community. She went to be with Jesus in January. We decided to give feet to that dream by carving out the space, bringing our "loaves & fishes", & letting God use it however He would like.
When: Saturday, July 11th
Where: Midtown Empty Lot, Emporium
Time: TBA
Who: Any and All!
Bring a Chair.
Bring a Friend.
Bring a Stranger.
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Please help us spread the word!
*Stranger- IYKYK 😂
Connie/Joy met SO many strangers, but they never stayed that way.
Lost Key @ Miglicio Car Wash
Miglicio Car Wash
This morning, a Dodge key fob was found at the car wash.
If you are the owner, please reach out to us.
889 Sizerville Rd, Emporium, PA,
(814) 335-0416
miglicioendeavorsllc@gmail.com
🚗🦌 ELK COUNTRY CRUISE IN 2026 🦌🚗
For all the car & truck enthusiasts!
In nearby Elk County
Elk Country Visitor Center
🚗🦌 ELK COUNTRY CRUISE IN 2026 🦌🚗
The Keystone Elk Country Alliance is excited to present the Elk Country Cruise In with the Elk County Cruisers!
📅 Saturday, June 27, 2026
⏰ Noon – 4:00 PM
📍 Elk Country Visitor Center
Bring your ride and join fellow enthusiasts for an afternoon of classic cars, trucks, bikes, and great community fun in the heart of Pennsylvania's Elk Country!
🏆 Dash plaques awarded to the first 80 cars, trucks, or bikes
🚘 Open to all cars, trucks, and motorcycles
🎟️ FREE admission for spectators and participants
Whether you're showing off your pride and joy or just love checking out amazing vehicles, this is an event you won't want to miss!
Tag your friends, polish up your ride, and make plans to cruise into Elk Country on June 27th!
#ElkCountryCruiseIn #KeystoneElkCountryAlliance #ElkCountyCruisers #CarShow #CruiseIn #ClassicCars #Trucks #Motorcycles #ElkCountryPA #FreeFamilyFun
Friday, June 12, 2026
🌲📝 Connect With Nature Via Journaling! 📝🌲
Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library
COMING SOON!
🌲📝 Connect With Nature Via Journaling! 📝🌲
A FREE workshop will be held here at the library on Tuesday, July 16, 2026 at 2 PM for children and adults who'd like to build up their creativity and observational skills!
Slow down and take time to observe the natural world.
Then record your discoveries through writing and drawing.
Come curious and ready to notice details. 🌳📓✏️
The program is for individuals and families. Youth must be accompanied by a registered parent or guardian. No artistic or scientific experience is required! Youth will receive a journal. Adults should bring a notebook or journal. Bring preferred writing or sketching tools and field guides for plants, birds, insects, or general nature. 🍂🐦
Topics That'll Be Covered:
1. How to observe nature more closely and notice details often overlooked
2. Simple techniques for recording observations through drawing, writing, or combination of both
3. Ways to blend creativity with scientific thinking while exploring the outdoors
4. How to use prompts to spark curiosity and guide journaling practice
5. Approaches for turning everyday outdoor moments into meaningful journal entries
6. How journaling can support reflection, a sense of calm, and a stronger connection to place
This program is FREE but registration is encouraged!
To register, please click on the following link: https://extension.psu.edu/exploring-nature-through-journaling
This event is being brought to you by Penn State Extension!
Sizerville State Park Environmental Education Programs Weekend of June 19 th
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Sizerville State Park
Environmental Education Programs
Weekend of June 19 th
Program Title: Dragonflies & Damselflies
Date: Saturday, June 20 th
Time: 3:00 PM
Location: Environmental Learning Center
Description: Do you know the difference between a dragonfly and a damselfly? If not,
come to this program and find out! Short talk followed by a craft session to make and
take home your very own dragonfly!
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Program Title: Film in the Forest: River Otters & Fishers
Date: Saturday, June 20 th
Time: 8:00 PM
Location: Campground Amphitheater
Description: A short talk on the river otter and fisher reintroduction in Pennsylvania will
be the main topic of this program. Mounts, pelts, and skulls will be available to see,
along with a river otter movie presentation—feel free to bring snacks and a blanket!
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Additional Information:
To register for a program, go to the DCNR Calendar of Events website, search
Sizerville State Park, find the program listed, and click on the Register button right
under the program date, time, and location. For more information or questions
about registering, please contact the Environmental Learning Center at (814) 486-
5609.
Sizerville State Park Calendar of Events Website:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/sizerville_state_park
2026 Snake Hunt Shirt
Sinnemahoning Sportsmen's Club
The 2026 Snake Hunt shirt.
The front small SSA 2026 Snake Hunt with white stars and the back has the main design.
Thanks Dave for the design.
Questions about purchasing a shirt - call the club @ 814-546-2835
Driftwood Sr. Center. Open for Breakfast Saturday & Sunday
We have had several people ask us if we can be open this Saturday for breakfast so SURE WE WILL! Doors will open at 730 am and all are welcome at The Driftwood Sr. Center.
Come and keep cool and enjoy a hot cup of coffee and your favorite breakfast!!
We will be ready for you!!
Don’t forget to sign up for the FREE drawing that will be drawn on Father’s Day!!
Hope to see you Saturday or Sunday or why not both!!
Sgt. Albert R. “Albie” Haynes, II
Sgt. Albert R. “Albie” Haynes, II, 24, of Port Royal, South Carolina, formerly of Gardeau, PA, passed away unexpectedly from health-related illness in Florida, on Saturday morning (May 30, 2026).
He was born August 2, 2001 in Coudersport, PA, a son of Jerry and Lori Bennett Haynes of Gardeau.
Albie married Kaitlyn Haynes at Sizerville State Park in Emporium. Together they were eagerly awaiting the birth of their daughter, who is expected in August.
Albie graduated from Cameron County High School with the Class of 2020. Shortly after graduation, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, fulfilling a lifelong desire to serve his country. Through dedication, discipline, and strong leadership, he attained the rank of Sergeant. Albie was selected to serve as a Drill Instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, where he was entrusted with the responsibility of training and mentoring young men and women entering the Marine Corps. He took great pride in developing recruits into United States Marines and was deeply committed to the Corps’ values of honor, courage, and commitment. His professionalism, leadership, and devotion to duty earned him the respect and admiration of fellow Marines, recruits, and commanders throughout his military career.
Albie will be remembered for his outgoing personality, infectious smile, and unwavering devotion to his family and friends. He enjoyed spending time outdoors, hunting, fishing, and making memories with those he loved most. Above all, he cherished his wife and looked forward with great excitement to becoming a father.
In addition to his wife and parents, Albie is survived by his maternal grandmother, Shirley Bennett of Florida; one sister, Kayla Mead (Ryan) of Port Allegany; three brothers, Steven Griffith of Buffalo, NY, David Griffith (Kerrianna) of Hillsboro, Texas, Brandon Haynes (Rebecca) of St. Marys; his sister-in-law, Ashley Burgett of Emporium; as well as several nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, fellow Marines, and many friends.
He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Albert Haynes; paternal grandmother, Patricia Haynes; mother-in-law, Charmaine Burgett; and maternal grandfather, Clifford Bennett.
Visitation will be held at the Christian & Missionary Alliance Church, 1284 Sizerville Road, Emporium, PA 15834 on (Thursday, June 18, 2026), from 10:00 AM until 11:45 AM, followed by a funeral service at 12:00 PM with his uncle, Rev. Roger Bennett, officiating.
Burial with full military honors, conducted by fellow Marines, will be in Portage Township Cemetery, Gardeau, PA.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Kaitlyn Haynes, 3833 Gardeau Road, Austin, PA 16720, to establish a fund for their daughter.
Online Condolences may be placed at www.BarnettFuneralHome.net
BARNETT FUNERAL HOME, Inc. entrusted with arrangements.
Memorial Ride for Andrew
Memorial Ride for Andrew
Sunday, July 11 @ 10am
Kick stands up @ 11
We are meeting at 10 am at the Dagus Mines American Legion.
All road legal vehicles welcome. Open to the public.
Gonna leave kersey head down through Benezette ending at Tubby's Tavern in Emporium.
Weather permitting if it rains the ride will be Sunday the 12, again weather permitting.
$10 per person. will have 50/50 also available.
All proceeds go to Andrews family in this difficult time.
Crown Realty Services - Featured Property of the Week
Many of you will remember this as the former office of the Blackburn brothers.
Doctor and Dentist
Crown Realty Services
FEATURED PROPERTY OF THE WEEK
Here is your opportunity to establish your business in a well maintained, strategically located space with excellent visibility and accessibility for clients and customers. While the property retains some features from its medical office days, it can easily be customized to suit a wide range of businesses especially those requiring private offices, consultation rooms, etc. A spacious and inviting reception area is perfect for greeting clients, creating a professional first impression.
On-site parking lot to the rear of the property.
Sarah Jane's Art Studio Big Sale!
Sarah Jane's Art Studio
Big sale!!!
Tomorrow morning, I will have my tent set up at the Cameron County Farmers Market.
I will be offering many framed/signed/archived limited edition prints, as well as a few original art pieces. The reduced prices are specifically for the Farmer's market.
Come get your own art work while it’s still available!
I will post more pics of the art available to purchase later.
I take cash, check, Zelle, Cash App, and PayPal.
No holds- unless payment is received ahead of time.
Hope to see you there
CCHS Music Boosters - Volunteers Needed
CCHS Music Boosters
Want to support our band students without spending a dime?
We're looking for volunteers this weekend.
By donating a some of your time, you'll be helping both the Sinnemahoning Sportsman's Club and the CCHS Band.
Check out the flyer and let us know if you're interested!
Help Jody Find a Kidney - How You Can Help
Hello Friends and Family,
As some of you know, I have been living with kidney disease for most of my life. I was diagnosed with kidney disease when I was pregnant with my second child. My nepherologist stated I had scarring from childhood and went undiagnosed all those years. Two years after that, my kidney problems were aggravated by chemotherapy treatments for a breast cancer diagnosis in 2000. I am now in End Stage Renal Failure. I have been doing peritoneal dialysis daily (two treatments per day) at home since March 2024. I have been approved by Mayo Clinic to receive a living kidney.
This letter is not to request that you donate, but rather a simple request for you to understand my story and help spread the word about how living donation can save my
life and the lives of many others.
My passion in life has always been working with the community. I worked 30 years for non-profits and a library, doing family and children education outreach and hands-on activities, with art and STEM being my favorites. I continue to find my peace doing arts and crochet. I miss working with my community. I also miss water activities. Since starting dialysis, I am no longer allowed to enjoy water the same way I used to. Because of my dialysis catheter, I can no longer submerge in the water. The water is my happy place, whether it be a stream, a river, a lake, or the ocean.
Please share my story with as many people as you’d like. Your willingness to share may save a life.
Thank you for taking the time to read my story.
Jody Stejskal-Johnson
Why I Need a Kidney
I have been living with kidney disease most of my life. After receiving chemotherapy due to breast cancer, my kidney function dropped and continued dropping through the years. I've been doing home dialysis treatments since March of 2024. Daily treatments take 6 to 7 hours per day. While it has become a way of life, I look forward to the days when I can leave home and not have to rush back to do treatments. Dialysis is a temporary fix for now, but a transplant would greatly improve my quality of life and prolong my life. I look forward to new adventures with my friends and family.
How You Can Help
By sharing my story to your group of family and friends, you help to increase the number of people who may consider kidney donation.
You can also support me and other patients in need of a transplant by being screened to become a kidney donor with the NKR. The process is easy to complete and potential donors have access to the NKR’s nationwide donor support network.
Thursday, June 11, 2026
Cameron County \~ Events for the weekend of June 13th
Cameron County \~ Events for the weekend of June 13th
Listed are some activities occurring this weekend in Cameron County.
If you have any you would like me to add, email me at cameroncountypaonline@gmail.com
Updates may be added closer to the weekend.
Cameron County Little League Carnival
Friday, June 12, 6-10 pm
Saturday, June 13th, Matinee -1-4 pm, 6-10 pm
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Sinnemahoning Explorer Day
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Community Health Screening
June 13th, Walk ins Welcome!
Don't miss this cost saving Health Screening!
You do not need a Dr.'s order to have this done.
This cost saving screening is sponsored by the Emporium Rotary Club
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Cameron County Farmers Market
Join us this Saturday from 9 AM to 12 PM at the Emporium Town Square.
Come meet some of our newest residents, enjoy the music, support local vendors, and spend a great morning at the market!
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Sinnemahoning Sportsmen's Club 2026 Snake Hunt
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Rich Valley Wines
Open for the weekend 🍷
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May Hollow Skyway
June 13th = Astronomy education
🔭 @ sunset
The Park is open to the public night or day year round, though the park road is closed November-early April.
Visitors may hike back after parking in the adjacent parking area off of May Hollow Road.
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Billy Mac @ the Driftwood Saloon
Saturday, June 13th
Enjoy great music, great food & fun times with Billy Mac
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Sinnemahoning Tavern
Coming up this Saturday - June 13th at The Tavern!
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Breakfast @ the Driftwood Sr Center
Open for breakfast on Saturday too!
Sunday, June14th
Breakfast starts @ 7:30 am
7806 Bridge Street, Driftwood, PA 15832
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Open Trap Shoots Resume
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Pontoon Tours of the Stevenson Reservoir
Sunday, June 14th 9:00 AM, 10:30 A.M., and 12:30 P.M.
Join park staff for a relaxing and informative tour around the lake, as we cruise the shoreline of the George B.
Stevenson Reservoir in search of wildlife. Group size is limited. To reserve a seat, please pre-
register. Registration is not required but is strongly recommended.
Meets at: Lake Day Use Area
To Register:
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Sinnemahoning State Park Events
For the list of events at Sinnemahoning State Park, click on the link below.
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Sizerville State Park
Follow the calendar of events for 2026 park activities.
SAVE THE DATES
Cameron County School District
Sports schedules can be found here
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Lego Building Club -
Will resume in the fall of 2026
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The Little Museum
The Little Museum is OPEN.
Our hours are from 1-4 pm, Wed, Sat, and Sun or by appointment.
The History Center @ 125 Greenwood Street is open year-round every Tuesday from 10am- 12:30 or by appointment. Call 814.486.0334, leave a message or e-mail us @ historycenter1@windstream.net.
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Emporium Alliance Church
Men's Group meets every Tuesday @ 6 pm
Snacks, supper, cornhole, Uno. Any man is invited.
Every Wednesday @ 6:00 pm the church will be open for prayer
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The Emporium Country Club
Open as of April 1, 2026
Follow their Facebook page or visit the website
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The park is open to the public 24/7 though the park road is closed Nov. to early April
Follow their page for updates!
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Powder Keg Cornhole
Tournaments on hold until fall 2026!
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Bingo @ the Cameron County Vets Club
Will resume in the fall of 2026
1st & 3rd Monday of each month
Doors open @ 5 pm. Calling starts @ 6:30 pm
New Facebook site https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561570291228
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Sinnemahoning Sportsmen's Club
Check out our website for club events & memberships!
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Cameron County Food Pantry 2026 Distribution Dates
New food pantry location!
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Sinnemahoning Details
Emporium Details
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Saturday Night Bingo @ the Emporium Sr Center
June 20th
Doors open @ 5, food available. Games start at 6
Under 18 must be with an adult
$25 per person, cash winnings
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Come out & celebrate their 10th Anniversary!
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3rd Annual Senior Expo @ the Emporium Sr Center
June 26, 9am-1 pm
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June 26th Kickoff @ 7 pm
Congratulations to our own Malakai Zucal & Michael Nolder!
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250th Birthday Party in Cameron County
Party starts July 3rd in Cameron County
There will be music, food, beverages, vendors, fireworks, a duck derby & cake.
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Cameron County Fireworks
Friday, July 3rd @ 9;45 pm
Fireworks will be blast off from Tannery Heights'
Across from the school
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St Mark Annual Yard Sale
Saturday, July 4th, 9am-1 pm
St Mark Parking Lot
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2026 Ladies Member Guest
Registration form on the Emporium Country Club Fb site
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Memorial Ride for Andrew
Sunday, July 11 @ 10 am
Kick stands up @ 11.
All road vehicles welcome. Open to the public
Rain date Sunday, July 12th.
$10 per person. 50/50 available.
All proceeds go to Andrews family at this difficult time
Route details @ the below link
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6th Annual ALLE CATT Alumni Game/Weekend of Brothers
Saturday, August 8, 2026 @ 1:30 pm
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3rd Annual Ed Bailey Memorial Trap Shoot
Sunday, August 23rd @ noon
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Gibson Township Clean Up Days
August 29th & 30th
Dumpsters will be available to discard of lg items such as furniture, lg appliances, building supplies. No tv's, computers, tires or hazardous waste.
ONLY 2 loads per property. Account must be current
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September 12, 2026
Starts at noon
Live music 2- 5 pm
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Sinnemahone Ultra Trail Run
Saturday, October 17th, 7:30am-4:30 pm
Run a 12k, 25k or 50 k
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All Fired Up Kicken Ash BBQ Contest
Saturday, Sept 26 @ 11 am
Live music, food & beverages
The Community Dog Park is Open to the Public
Please join the FB site for updates
The dog park is located at the East end of Emporium, near the caboose.
If familiar with the Rails to Trails, it is at the trail head of the Rails to Trails in Emporium.
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If you haven't followed this new CC Site, please do!
Created by local resident Emily Costanzo, this sites mission in to reach as many people as possible & let them know what Cameron County businesses have to offer!
We are trying to reach as many potential customers and visitors to our area as possible. Please share this group with a friend, even if they live elsewhere. We would love to have more visitors in CamCo and even if they don't stop by, many of our artisans will ship Business owners - don't forget that you are able to join and post in this group using your business page.
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