Cameron County Echo

09/18/2026

Which would you rather spend a fall day hunting — squirrel or coyote?

Hunters are getting ready for the annual Longbeards NWTF Squirrel and Coyote Hunt, coming up October 3 at the Cameron County Bucktail Rod & Gun Club. The event features separate coyote and squirrel hunting competitions, with prizes awarded for the largest squirrel and heaviest coyote.

Get all the registration information in this week’s Echo or online at

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09/18/2026

FIRST FORK FESTIVAL RETURNS!

Mark your calendars! The First Fork Festival returns to Sinnemahoning State Park on Saturday, October 10, bringing local food, music, crafts, demonstrations and activities to the park. The festival celebrates the history and culture of the First Fork Valley and offers something for visitors of all ages.

Read all about what’s planned for this year’s event in the Echo and online at

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09/18/2026

Have you started getting ready for elk season yet?

The sights and sounds of elk season are just around the corner, and this week’s Echo takes readers outdoors with Phil Burkhouse in “Wandering Aimlessly.” From scouting trails to watching wildlife and searching for that perfect hunting spot, there’s plenty happening in the woods right now.

Find the latest outdoor coverage in this week’s Cameron County Echo and at

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09/18/2026

What local government topic do you pay the most attention to — taxes, roads, public safety, parks or something else?

The Emporium Borough Council approved several financial and administrative matters during its September meeting, including a change to the borough’s banking institution and its 2027 pension obligations. Council also discussed street and sanitation matters, upcoming meetings and other borough business.

Let us know what matters most to you! The complete council coverage is in this week’s Echo and online at

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09/18/2026

WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE PLACE IN CAMERON COUNTY?

We know there are plenty of answers to this one! ❤️ Maybe it’s a favorite fishing hole, a trail, a picnic spot, a hunting spot or simply somewhere you’ve been going since you were a kid.

If you had to take someone who had never been to Cameron County to ONE place, where would you take them?

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09/17/2026

RED RAIDERS ROLL PAST KANE, 43-16!

The Cameron County Red Raiders had a big night Friday, rolling past Kane 43-16 in D9 Region 3 action! Camden Fragale had an outstanding game, rushing for 225 yards and four touchdowns while also making an impact on defense. The Raiders also came up big defensively with four interceptions, including two from Fragale and two from Korbin Post.

Read the complete game story and all the stats in this week’s Echo or online at cameroncountyecho.com. https://www.cameroncountyecho.com/red-raider-football-rolls-past-kane-43-16/

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09/17/2026

Which story did you turn to first when you opened your paper this week?

Tell us what you’re reading and what you’d like to see more of in the Echo!
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09/17/2026

What are you most looking forward to at Driftwood Days?

Driftwood Days is back for its second annual celebration, and it’s shaping up to be a fun day for the whole family! The event runs Saturday, September 19, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bucktail Mountain Park, with live music, food, vendors, children’s activities and plenty more. There will even be a co****le tournament, an ice cream social and live music by Old Skool!

Tag someone you hope to see there! Pick up this week’s Cameron County Echo for all the details, or subscribe online at cameroncountyecho.com to read the full story.
https://www.cameroncountyecho.com/driftwood-days-returns-for-second-annual-celebration/

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09/17/2026

09/14/2026

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