We need your help today. You can't put a price on critical local journalism, that's why the Reader has always been free. Over the past ten years we've been able to grow into Erie's only local source for news, arts, and culture, and the role we play in the community has never been more important as it is today.

We need your help today. You can't put a price on critical local journalism, that's why the Reader has always been free. Over the past ten years we've been able to grow into Erie's only local source for news, arts, and culture, and the role we play in the community has never been more important as it is today.

We need your help today. You can't put a price on critical local journalism, that's why the Reader has always been free. Over the past ten years we've been able to grow into Erie's only local source for news, arts, and culture, and the role we play in the community has never been more important as it is today.

We need your help today. You can't put a price on critical local journalism, that's why the Reader has always been free. Over the past ten years we've been able to grow into Erie's only local source for news, arts, and culture, and the role we play in the community has never been more important as it is today.

Jan 9, 2025 · This month, our writers take that a step further. Liz Allen points out those people and places outside of identifiable categories that represent the best of Erie — advocacy groups helping those unhoused in Erie find regular, dependable warmth and comfort, and neighbors (and neighborhood groups) pitching in to help dig us all out of an unprecedented snowstorm.

Dec 11, 2024 · The Erie Reader: Vol. 14, No. 12 (December 11th, 2024 - January 7th, 2025)

Dec 11, 2024 · In the same breath, one must acknowledge the continued overall vibe-changing progress happening in the West Sixth Street Historic District at the hands of the Historic Erie Preservation Trust, benefactor Tom Hagen, and architect Jeff Kidder (along with scads of local construction companies). Current projects in progress include the former Sophia's Tavern on West Sixth and Cherry, which is ...

Jan 9, 2025 · We need your help today. You can't put a price on critical local journalism, that's why the Reader has always been free. Over the past ten years we've been able to grow into Erie's only local source for news, arts, and culture, and the role we play in the community has never been more important as it is today.

SUNDAY, NOV. 24. For the November meeting of the Erie Reader Book Club, we'll be reading Miss Me Forever by Eugene Cross – to celebrate our Shop Local issue, we've chosen a book set in Erie written by an Erie native.. The book follows the story of Tulsi Gurung, a refugee from a Bhutanese camp who is resettled in Erie with his grandfather, as he anxiously awaits word from his beloved sister ...

Aug 26, 2024 · We need your help today. You can't put a price on critical local journalism, that's why the Reader has always been free. Over the past ten years we've been able to grow into Erie's only local source for news, arts, and culture, and the role we play in the community has never been more important as it is today.