Rustic Creations News Today

PORT ALLEGANY — The newly formed PAHS Gator Cheerleader Boosters will sponsor a Vendor Event for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 18 at Port Allegany United Methodist Church Fellowship

The town says businesses along East Lee Avenue will remain open and that people will be able to get to them during the demolition process.

The 200 block of South Pollard Street will be closed and traffic detoured while remaining flame-damaged buildings are pulled down.

The Town of Vinton has been notified that the downtown properties affected by the structure fire in the summer of 2022 will begin demolition on Monday, April 3.

Forget scenes of crowds trampling holiday shoppers and folks fighting over the last discounted item on a shelf; this year’s Black Friday was a festive, laid-back affair.

Halloween is not yet come and gone, and Thanksgiving’s still on the horizon, but Christmastime has arrived at many storefronts.

Vinton Chamber of Commerce Director Angie Chewning said Thursday the fire was a “gut punch” to the downtown business community after several long years of rejuvenation efforts and the impacts

Oregon Crafters Market manager Joy Ewing said in late April that she already had “well over 60 applications” for the available vendor spaces.