Trevor Clark Live @ the Saloon for the Kentucky Derby!
Stop out to enjoy some great music and see who wins the derby!
Saturday, May 2 @ 5:30 pm
Wednesday, April 15, 2026
Robert George Pleak
Robert George Pleak
March 20,1948 - April 8, 2026
Bob was born on March 20 1948, an event he shared with his twin Mary Ann. In addition to his wife Joanne, and Mary Ann, he is survived by his siblings E. Jane Pleak, George Ann (Jo) Pleak and Andrew Pleak. He is also survived by his sister “Mar’s” children: Jesse (Anyango), Dan (Lila) and Betsy Weber (Ethan), as well as by Joanne’s extended family. He recently became a great uncle to Dan and Lila’s baby girl, Cameron.
He spent his early years in Emporium, Pennsylvania, where he enjoyed all the freedom the 1950s allowed. He was a member of the Cameron County High School Marching Band and a competitive marksman with the Sylvania Rifle Team. He was a sportsman and loved the mountains. Bob served as a Catholic Altar Server in his youth. He graduated from Cameron County High School in 1966 and joined the United States Air Force in 1969.
Bob served in the USAF Security Service Command until 1973, leaving with the rank of Sergeant. He received the Air Medal w/2 OLCs; Small Expert Marksmanship Ribbon; Vietnam Service Medal; Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; Air Force Outstanding Unit Award. The Air Force discovered he had an ear for languages, and he spoke and wrote 4 dialects of Chinese, with a smattering of other Asian languages. After leaving the Air Force, Bob spent several years traveling. He walked the Appalachian Trail and then found his traveling van, Sweet Louise. He settled in the Aspen area and became a logger and later headed to California where he worked at his Aunt Eleanor and Uncle Byron’s ranch. He visited the Great Wall of China and went to Tahiti for a ham radio conference. During his traveling days, he delivered two babies—one in Texas and one in the mountains of Colorado.
Bob then settled in San Francisco where he continued his education and received his BA San Francisco State, International Relations, Chinese and Geology; ASET at Hartnell College Electronic Technology and Administration of Justice/San Francisco Police Academy. He worked as an armed private security for the SF 49ers. Bob loved language and taught English as a second language before joining the US Post Office. He worked for the US Post Office as a Manager for the IT Computer Dept. handling tech issues in San Jose. He also taught at Hartnell College as a computer repair instructor.
He met the love of his life, Joanne, strolling on the Hartnell campus. They married at La Playa Hotel at Carmel-by-the-Sea and then settled in Salinas. For the next 30 years his chief delight was surprising his Joanne with flowers, chocolates, dinners—and dogs. Their first dogs were Border Collies, Maggie Mae and Katie Ann, that he excelled in training. Poppy O’Sullivan another Border Collie rescue became his Dock Diving trainee and frisbee expert. He always had an eye out for abused or abandoned dogs. Bob was often found working with local police, fire and rescue agencies to rehome or get to dog rescues to a safe place. He was a big advocate for Border Collie Rescue and K9 Training.
Bob became an active amateur HAM radio operator at twelve, building his first radio receiver with his father’s assistance. He volunteered with police and fire departments during emergencies keeping the main phone lines open. He spoke to people worldwide, always delighting when he could use his language skills. Always a spokesperson for his community safety, Bob served on the Salinas Airport Commission for five years to help with needs of the Salinas Airport and supported the California Airshow activities where he resided.
He and Joanne enjoyed visiting the national parks throughout the states, with Yosemite being a favorite destination. Another of Bob’s interests was genealogy and following his family tree, traveling to destinations of where the “Pleak” family originated. There is a town in Texas called Pleak,Texas,where he instantly because friends with the local fire department when he corrected their pronunciation of the name—it’s Pleak as in steak, not Pleak as in meek.
As retirement loomed, so did his PTSD. He was fortunate to be able to obtain a service dog Shao DiDi (Little Brother) who became his constant companion. Bob trained with Shao DiDi at Operations Freedom Paws in San Martin. Bob did volunteer work with the dog organization donating his time for support.
Bob took his dream road trip to the Viet Nam Memorial (the Wall) in Washington, D.C., traveling with fellow veterans to its dedication, and then took a final pilgrimage trip alone with his service dog Shao Didi.
A memorial service will be held at Struve & Laporte Funeral Home, 41 W. San Luis Street, Salinas, CA on Monday, April 20, 2026. Burial will be held on Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at the California Central Coast Veterans Cemetery, 2900 Parker Flats Cut Off Road, Seaside, CA.
Donations, if desired, may be made to Operation Freedom Paws; 777 First St; PMB515; Gilroy, CA 95020.
Cameron County Storm Football – Regular Season Sign Ups Are OPEN!
Cameron County Storm Youth Football
🏈 Cameron County Storm Football – Regular Season Sign Ups Are OPEN!
Get ready for another exciting season of Storm Football!
We are now accepting registrations for both Flag and Tackle (PeeWee & Pony) divisions.
👶 Flag Football (Ages 5–7)
• Must turn 5 by October 31, 2026
• Cannot turn 8 before October 31, 2026
💪 Tackle Football (PeeWee & Pony – Ages 8–12)
• Open to players ages 8–12 (13 if still in 6th grade)
💲 Cost:
• $50 per player
• + $20 per family volunteer deposit
(Deposit is reimbursed after completing a volunteer activity such as working the concession stand, helping at a public event, or running chains)
📲 Sign up here:
https://forms.gle/f3g1UQeYRjAjSraA6
Don’t miss out—come be part of the Storm family this season! 🌩️
#StormFootball #CameronCounty #YouthFootball #FlagFootball #TackleFootball
Embassy Powdered Metals is Hiring
Embassy Powdered Metals, Inc.
Openings at Embassy: Embassy is looking for operators for 2nd and 3rd shift.
Experience is not required, on site training is available.
Embassy offers competitive pay, excellent benefit package after 90 day probation period, and a 4 (10 hour) day work week. Applications can be submitted by accessing the Company website at embassymetals.com/careers or visiting the plant at 513 E 2nd Street, Emporium for a paper application.
Wellness Presentation @ Emporium Senior Center
Wellness Presentation
Emporium Senior Center has a special Host coming from Tennessee!
She will be discussing her journey on healthy Aging and Wellness.
This presentation is open to the public.
Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month @ CCSD
Cameron County School District
The Cameron County School District is celebrating Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month.
This month, we will be participating in weekly dress down days that are bringing awareness and understanding.
Weekly newsletters highlighting these areas, as well as activities for incorporation, are sent to our staff.
Join us in supporting our students!
Rich Valley Cemetery Improvements
Enlargement of the Rich Valley Cemetery is underway.
Donations are accepted.
Send checks to Jerry Crosby, 2287 Rich Valley Road
Emporium. PA 15834
All are appreciated
Cameron County Commissioners’ Meeting
Cameron County Government
The next Cameron County Commissioners’ Meeting will be held Thursday, April 16th at 11:00 AM
Location: Commissioner's Board Room (Courthouse 20 E. 5th St.)
You can review the agenda here:
Pic of the Day in Cameron County PA
Photos of a recent thunderstorm in Emporium, PA
Follow Eventide Lite Photography for more amazing photos of Cameron County.
Emporium Vol Fire Dept Update
Emporium Vol Fire Dept
A quick updated look at the new engine that is almost completed, our final inspection is scheduled for the end of the month with anticipated delivery first part of May.
Cameron County SPCA Lottery & Gift Card Raffle
Cameron County SPCA
CCSPCA. LOTTERY & GIFT CARD RAFFLE
$5 PER CHANCE
$250 in lottery tickets & $250 in gift cards.
DRAWING MAY 7TH AT6:00 at the kennel.
Tickets can be purchased from a SPCA Volunteer or at the Chamber.
The tickets and information of items will be in a frame at the Chamber.
23rd Chainsaw Carvers Rendezvous in Ridgway, PA
In nearby Ridgway!
Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau
April in the ANF just got a whole lot more "rugged."
The roar of the saws is returning to the Wilds! 🪚✨🪵🪓
If you’re planning a trip to the Allegheny National Forest next week, we’ve got your perfect pitstop.
Just a short drive from our backyard is the 23rd Chainsaw Carvers Rendezvous in Ridgway April 22 - 25.
Whether you’re looking for a massive bear for your porch or a small piece of mountain heritage to take home, this is the place to be.
Pro-Tip: Your $5 gate fee gets you a wristband good for the entire event.
Stay for the carving, grab some local food, and soak in the perfect April weather!
See you at the Mills! 🪵✨
#PATrailCentral #VisitANF #SupportLocalArtist
PA Wilds Launches Local News Surveys in Nine Rural Counties
PA Wilds launches local news surveys in nine rural counties.
How do you find out what's happening in your community?
Let's talk about it.
You may see me with my clipboard at farmers’ markets and festivals, asking questions about local news as part of my work with Press Forward PA Wilds, housed at Centre Foundation.
Press Forward is a national initiative to strengthen local news and ensure communities have access to reliable news and trusted information.
Through regional efforts like Press Forward PA Wilds, the program supports local reporters, expands coverage, and helps residents stay informed and connected.
Our first step as a Press Forward chapter is to better understand what sort of news and information people in the PA Wilds currently have, which sources they trust, and what they need. As part of an ongoing listening tour around communities in our nine north central counties, we've also launched a brief on-line survey to gather input from you and your neighbors.
We know that for some folks in the PA Wilds, the news environment is more in-person than digital. Access to affordable and reliable internet remains a challenge. According to the 2023 PA Department of Community and Economic Development Broadband Survey, even when broadband is available 52% found it difficult to pay for what they can get. Additionally, 11% of rural Pennsylvanians do not have any internet service available and 20% say the speed is too slow. Furthermore, 25% use capped or pay-as-you-go cellphone data plans.
In conversations across the region, I’ve heard from folks in Elk and Cameron counties who still rely on dialup, and to people in Clinton county who must leave their property in the mountains to get a decent cell signal on their phones. That's why our survey asks about both affordability and reliability of broadband access. Understanding the reality of digital access in the PA Wilds will help us bridge the digital divide.
I've spoken to publishers in small, local papers throughout the PA Wilds. They consistently emphasize how vital local news is to the success and identity of small towns, while also sharing the challenges they face in recruiting and retaining reporters in rural communities.
Now, it’s time to hear from you, the residents. We want to know which outlets you turn to for local news and what topics matter most to you, and how you prefer to receive information. Understanding what you value in local news will help us support news outlets in ways that serve you best.
Local news doesn't spread only from the media, it also flows from the people around you, through conversations with family and neighbors, the places where you gather and meet, and from sources on social media. That's why our survey asks about a list of possible sources. Understanding who you turn to will help us figure out how to support local news that you want and trust.
Local news becomes especially important in critical moments, during emergencies, public health notices, or when you're making important choices for your family. That's why our survey asks about your experience finding local information in situations, like during water-boil notices and other urgent events. Identifying gaps in access to timely, reliable information will help us to bridge those gaps across the region.
Let us hear from you.
Take the local news on-line survey. Your opinion matters.
For those who prefer connecting face-to-face, Press Forward PA Wilds is organizing a hosted coffee and breakfast from 8:00 am until 9:30 am on Friday, May 1.
The event will be held at Aroma Café 6 East 4th Steet in downtown Emporium.
Please note that registration for this is limited, so be sure to secure your spot early.
To attend, simply fill out the registration form: https://tinyurl.com/PFEmporium
Guests will also receive an $8 Nittany Mini Mart gift card.
View our website and recently released video
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Dinner@ the Hygrade Inn
The Hygrade Inn
It’s the perfect weather to have dinner on the porch with friends.
Outdoor dining is available at the Hygrade Inn, Thursday through Monday from 4-7pm (weather permitting).
To make your reservation to dine with us, call or text 814.335.5968, or simply message us on Facebook.
#pagreatoutdoors #visitpago #TheHYGRADEInn #keystoneelkcountryalliance #visitpa
VFW Golf Tournament
Cameron County Vets Club
Get your team in!
Everyone gets a prize.
Dinner after at the club.
FLOWERS 'N THINGS Business Update
FLOWERS 'N THINGS
ALOT happening the next few weeks!
📌Administrative Professionals Week April 20th-24th.
Show your appreciation with a beautiful floral arrangement.
💐CCHS Prom May 2nd. Flower orders due by April 23nd.
I can only do 15, so please order soon to reserve yours.
🌹Mother's Week May 4th-9th
Please order early.
Flowers, gifts, plants
🍓🍓🍓We will be taking orders for Chocolate covered Strawberries as well.🍓🍓🍓
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church service for April 19th
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church service for April 19th is Holy Eucharist with Fr. Matt Ryan.
Service begins at 11:00 A. M. Tawnie Williams will be the reader and coffee hour will be hosted by Emmanuel in the Miller Hall following the service.
All are welcome.
Monday, April 13, 2026
Spring Story & Craft Hour @ the Emporium Sr Center
Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library
🌸📚 Spring is in full bloom—let’s get creative! 📚🌸
On Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at 10 AM, area seniors are warmly invited to a Spring Story & Craft Hour at the Emporium Senior Center for a morning filled with creativity, conversation, and a touch of seasonal magic!
Join Ms. Yelena Kisler, Library Director, for a relaxing and fun morning where you’ll create your very own spring book & flower centerpiece using faux flowers and repurposed books—a beautiful decoration to brighten your home. 🌼✨📖 Plus, enjoy a special spring-themed story to inspire and delight.
🎨 All materials provided
😊 No registration required—just bring your creativity and a smile!
Come craft, listen, and celebrate the season with us—we can’t wait to see you there!
Photos of the 2026 Canoe & Kayak Race
Saturday was a beautiful day for the canoe & kayak race.
See more photos of the race @
Camp Bighorn Scholarship Recipient
Cameron County Outdoor Youth Activities is proud to congratulate Cora Olay as the recipient of this year’s Camp Bighorn Scholarship.
This summer, Cora will travel to Dubois, Wyoming to spend an unforgettable week immersed in hands-on outdoor education and adventure. Camp Bighorn is known for providing young people with meaningful experiences that build confidence, conservation ethics, and lifelong outdoor skills.
During the weeklong program, Cora will participate in a wide range of activities including archery, kayaking, hiking, fly fishing, and the study of wild edible and medicinal plants through ethnobotany. These experiences are designed to connect youth with nature while teaching practical skills, stewardship, and personal growth.
Opportunities like this scholarship are made possible through the support of our community and the shared belief that investing in youth today builds the outdoor leaders of tomorrow. We are incredibly proud of Cora and can’t wait to hear about the knowledge, memories, and inspiration she brings home.
Please join us in congratulating Cora Olay on this exciting achievement and wishing her an amazing adventure in Wyoming!
Scholarships Available to CCHS Students
Cameron County High School/Emporium High School Alumni Assocation
The Alumni Association awards two scholarships each year to graduating seniors.
A $1000.00 scholarship to a student attending a 4 year college and a $500.00 scholarship to a student attending a trade or technical school. Applications are available at the Guidance Counselors office. Applications are due by April 30th.
We encourage all students who are pursuing secondary education to apply.
Friday, April 10, 2026
The Elk Rut Ramble - a PA bikepacking trip through Elk Country
Check out this awesome video and article highlighting the wilds of Cameron County and bicycling through elk country!
The Elk Rut Ramble is a 225-mile bikepacking route based out of Emporium, PA, that follows the roaming range of Pennsylvania’s wild elk herd, combining the possibility of elk encounters with big climbs, dark skies, rich history, expansive public lands, and quiet connections between small mountain communities.
Learn more and view the route: https://ridewithgps.com/partners/wildelkgravel
This film was created by @AldenRoth with funding provided by PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship.
Port Allegany Town-wide Yard Sale June 26th
Port Allegany Town-wide yard sales are returning the weekend of June 26th!
Ridgway Annual Chamber Community Wide Yard Sale!
Ridgway Annual Chamber Community Wide Yard Sale!
Saturday, May 16th
Smethport Townwide Yard Sales June 19-21!
Smethport Townwide Yard Sales
UPDATE!
Town Wide yard Sales is now June 19-21!
So we had previously posted that town wide yard sales would be happening June 26-28!!!
This is now false!!!
At last nights Borough Council meeting due to the planning of Arts on the Island, and Smethport’s America 250 parade happening June 26-28, council has decided to pivot and move Town Wide yard Sales to June 19-21!!!
So now we have two weekends where Smethport will be the place to be.
June 19-21 town wide yard sales
June 26-28 Arts on the island presented by McKean County Historical Society
St Marys Area Chamber of Commerce Community Wide Yard Sale!
St Marys Area Chamber of Commerce
Community Wide Yard Sale!
WHEN: Friday June 12th & Saturday, June 13th
Emporium Rotary Club News
Emporium Rotary Club
This week, Rotarian Chris Andrews spoke to our club about the PA Forest Product Association, of which she recently became a board member.
The PFPA originally began as the Hardwood Lumber Manufacturing Association in the 1980.
The HLMA was created by sawmill owners who decided to work together to try to make beneficial changes to laws and regulations within their industry.
Over the years, the HMLA expanded to include members from other sectors of the industry - loggers, foresters, secondary manufacturers such as cabinet makers, and more - and in 2003, they formally changed their name to the PA Forest Product Association.
The original goal of the group still continues today through the PFPA, by collaborating on ideas and issues as well as lobbying in Harrisburg for legislative changes.
They also help within the industry for some of the more challenging tasks such as easements, bonding, permitting, etc.
Chris also shared a few facts about the lumber industry:
- It is around a $39 billion industry in Pennsylvania that provides over 60,000 jobs in PA.
- Over 1 billion board feet are produced in PA annually.
The lumber industry overall also focuses heavily on sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Chris also pointed to Allegheny Hardwood Utilization Group as another resource for the lumber industry in our region.
AHUG helps to send some of the Emporium Hardwoods employees to various trainings such as lumber grading classes.
You may recognize AHUG from our Rotary Day last year as they provided an educational activity for the students to identify trees and how to scale logs.
Mad Hatter Tea Party
Wear your favorite Easter bonnet to our Mad Hatter Tea Party.
Don't have an Easter bonnet? Come decorate one.
You can bring your own summer hat or use one of ours.
Decorate a hat for yourself to wear, or to give as a gift, or use as a decoration.
Tea and finger foods will be served.
Hat decoration is optional (but fun).
Come celebrate spring with a little lightness and whimsy.
The tea party is in Emmanual Episcopal's Miller Hall at 2 PM on Saturday, April 25th.
Please RSVP to Tawnie Williams at 814-512-7285, especially if you need a hat.
Thursday, April 9, 2026
Cameron County ~ Events for the weekend of April 11th
photo by Cathy Straub
Cameron County ~ Events for the weekend of April 11th
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.
Sinnemahone Paddle
Saturday, April 11, 2026 @ 11 am
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Eagle Watch
Saturday, April 11 th , 2026 12:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M
Bald Eagle nesting season is upon us! Please join park
volunteers, Garland and Patrick Eicher, at the Wildlife Viewing Area Gazebo for a view of the park’s
active eagle nest. Stop by anytime, repeat visitors welcome.
Meets at: The Wildlife Viewing Area
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Learn to Geocache
Saturday, April 11th, 2026 1:00 P.M.-2:30 P.M
Want to go on a real-life treasure hunt? Discover the
world of Geocaching, where participants use a GPS unit to navigate to a set of coordinates, then use
clues to search for a hidden container. Geocaching is a great way to get outdoors, find new and
exciting locations and is appropriate for all ages. In this 1.5-hour program, participants will learn
what Geocaching is, how to use Geocaching.com and how to find a Geocache. Participants will then
be able to find multiple other Geocaches located within Sinnemahoning State Park.
Meets at: Wildlife Center Classroom
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Flock & Fun Bash
Saturday, April 11th @ 3 pm
A family fun event - all kids are free & each child leaves with a present
Please click this link for all details
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Rich Valley Wines
Open for the weekend 🍷
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Cameron County Vets Club
Saturday April 11th 6-10
Open Jukebox
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Cousin Eddie
Saturday, April 11th, 4-7 pm
@ the Driftwood Saloon & Grill
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Donny "Dark Don" Van Slee
Nashville Country Artist
Saturday, April 11, 8-1 pm
@ the Sinnemahoning Tavern
Details here https://www.facebook.com/events/945591707866009
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Breakfast @ the Driftwood Sr Center
Sunday, April 12th
Breakfast starts @ 7:30 am
7806 Bridge Street, Driftwood, PA 15832
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Got Knobbies ? MTB Group Ride
Sunday, April 12 @ 1 pm
4.25 Mile Beginner Out n Back, 5-9 Mile
Intermediate Loops,
Moderate to Steep Hills
Mountain or Gravel Bikes Preferred, E-bikes Welcome
Free Water and Snacks Available Loner Bikes Available Med & X LG
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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 2024 park activities.
SAVE THE DATES
Cameron County School District
Sports schedules can be found here
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Lego Building Club
Every Tuesday, 3:30-4:30
Starts September 9th
Free, No registration required
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The Little Museum
The Little Museum is closed for the season. but remains available for appointments.
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
Scheduled to open April 1, 2026.
Follow their Facebook page or visit the website
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Program times & details TBA
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
Mondays at Tubby's Tavern.
Tubby's Tavern will be the new site for this weekly event held every Monday.
REMEMBER: EVERYONE IS WELCOME AND ANYONE CAN PLAY.
Come give it a try and join us for some fun.
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Bingo @ the Cameron County Vets Club
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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April 18th, 1-3 pm
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Refreshments provided, event is free!
RSVP 814-486-4314
Revolutionary War Vets Presentations on John Barr, John Ramage, Benjamin Brooks, Sr. Adam Logue, and Eilihu Chadwich - Bring a friend
Love to see you there as we celebrate these amazing men.
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This includes Portage Township
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Grove Township
Spring Large item clean-up day for Grove Township will be held May 2nd, 2026 from 9-4pm.
This is when you can bring that old furniture and bed mattress to dispose of.
There is also a metal dumpster available all the time for scrap metal.
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Sportsmen's Bash
May 2, 2026
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May 6th, 12-1 pm
971 East Allegany Ave
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Cameron County Ambulance Cash Bash
Saturday, May 9th @ the Emp. Fire Hall
5-8 pm. Doors open @ 4 pm
Tickets $25 - only 300 sold
Complete post here
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Wednesday, May 13th
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Gibson Township Clean Up Day
May 16th & 17th
August 29th & 30th
Dumpsters will be available to discard lg items as furniture, building supplies, lg household appliances. ONLY two loads per property.
No tires, tv's, computers or hazardous waste.
Account must be current
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Brianna Blankenship @ the CC Vets Club
Saturday, May 16th from 6-9 pm
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More details to come!
Jeep ride is from noon - 5 pm
Music by Brian Loosz from 7-10 pm
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Friday, May 22nd, 6-8 pm
Rich Valley Wines
400 E. Allegany Ave, Emporium, PA
Food & Prizes, Cash Bar
50-50, Chinese Auction
Major Thomas E. Clark Memorabilia Display
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Fids Fishing Derby
Saturday, May 23rd
@ the Wycoff Run Fish Nursery
Sign ups @ the Sinnemahoning Sportsmen's Club
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May 29-31st
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Spring Clean Up for Lumber Township
Spring Clean Up for Lumber Township will be held Saturday, May 30, 2026 from 7 am - 2 pm
Cost is $20 per drop off load and $40 for pick up.
Anyone requesting a pickup, it must be scheduled before May 30th.
Call 814-546-2499 for any questions or to schedule pick up.
No electronics, hazardous materials, or paint will be accepted.
Tires will be an additional charge (regular $5& large size $10)
All refuse bills must be paid up to date to participate in cleanup day.
Open to all Lumber Township residents and camp owners.
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Fundraising Shoot
May 31st
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6th Annual Mud Run
@ Smokers Insane Terrain Off -Road Park
Saturday, June 6th@ 2 pm
Free admission
SUV's,trucks, jeeps, sns & Mega trucks all welcome to come & have fun.
Food & beverages available to purchase.
89 Sizer Run Rd, Emporium, PA
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Cameron County Little League Carnival
Week of June 8th
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Jume 19th
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Fun Friday in Sinnemahoning
Friday, June 19th, 4-9 pm
Come to the playground, show off your motorcycle, enjoy band food, beverages and vendors.
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6th Annual ALLE CATT Alumni Game/Weekend of Brothers
Saturday, August 8, 2026 @ 1:30 pm
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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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Introducing Look Up Cameron County
To receive the Look Up Cameron County Newsletters, subscribe to the website here by entering your email address Click on this link and scroll to the bottom of the page to subscribe
If you would like your email address added to receive this weekend blog post, send it to me at cameroncountypaonline@gmail.com and I will send this post to your email every weekend that I have it online. Thanks for reading Cameron County PA Blog!
Michelle
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