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01/15/2026

It’s Allan. If you haven’t heard, there was a major multi-vehicle crash on I-90 between Exit 37 (I-86 EAST - JAMESTOWN) and Exit 41 (PA 89 - NORTH EAST). All lanes are currently open, but definitely avoid the area.

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01/15/2026

It’s Allan again. There’s a major shutdown on I-79 at Exit 174 near McKean following an accident , and all lanes are currently CLOSED. You’re being asked to find an alternate route if you’re headed that way.

01/15/2026

It’s Allan. Not a big surprise, but PennDOT has put speed restrictions in place for several interstates:

Speed limits have been reduced to 45 mph on the following interstates.

Interstate 79 from the Interstate 80 interchange in Mercer County to the end point in Erie County.

Interstate 80 from the Ohio State line to Exit 45 (Route 478, St. Petersburg/Emlenton) in Clarion County.

Interstate 86 from the Interstate 90 interchange to the New York state line.
Interstate 90 from the Ohio state line to the New York state line.

Interstate 376 from the Interstate 80 interchange to Exit 13A (Route 224, Poland) in Lawrence County.

On roadways with speed restrictions, commercial vehicles not affected by restrictions on these or other roads must move to the right lane.

PennDOT is advising residents to avoid any unnecessary travel and for those who do, to use extra caution.

Be safe out there.

01/15/2026

It’s Allan with a weather related cancellation:

Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest Pennsylvania’s Produce Express distributions at our warehouse (1507 Grimm Dr) and Eastbrook Apartments are cancelled for today, Thursday, January 15, 2026.

01/14/2026

Hey there! It’s Allan. Time for our Wednesday “WOULD YOU RATHER” question. So…would you rather:

Go to sleep in complete silence

Or

Go to sleep with some kind of sound (a fan, the TV, the radio, etc)

Vote in the comments. Somebody will win a gift card from Six Pack House of Beer!

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01/07/2026

Happy Wednesday! It’s Allan. We have a new feature on BOB called “Would You Rather”. Every Wednesday, cast your vote in the comments. Somebody will win a gift card from Six Pack House of Beer!

Here’s today’s question…when you order chicken wings, would you rather eat drummies or flats? Let me know in the comments!

01/07/2026

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01/05/2026

It’s Allan. Coming to the Warner Theater on February 5th it’s Ghost Hounds! If you’re into rootsy Americana, vibrant soul, and genuine country, you do not want to miss this show! And Ghost Hounds will be joined by special guest former Eagle Don Felder and his band performing all the Eagles hits!

I’ll be giving away tickets on BOB this week. Who’s up for this awesome show?

01/02/2026

It’s Allan. Friday is here! But, unfortunately, the snow is still here as well. Roads and streets are snow covered and slippery, so take it easy.

PennDOT has reduced speeds to 45 mph on the following routes: I-79 from the I-90 interchange to its northern end, I-86 from the I-90 interchange to the New York state line, and I-90 from the I-79 interchange east to the New York state line. On highways with speed restrictions in place, commercial vehicles not otherwise restricted must remain in the right lane.

Hang in there. I’ll talk to you at 3.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! It’s Allan with a traffic update. PennDOT has lifted the temporary speed limit reductions on ALL Northwest Pennsylvania interstates.

Be safe out there.

12/31/2025

12/31/2025

It Allan. As you no doubt know, we’re expecting some serious lake effect snow today. Right now, PennDOT has temporarily reduced the speed limit on Interstate 79 from Exit 141 (Route 285, Geneva/Cochranton) in Crawford County to the Erie County line.

That means:

• Speed limit reduced to 45 mph
• Commercial vehicles must stay in the right lane
• PennDOT urges motorists to avoid unnecessary travel

Crews have been treating roadways, but conditions will remain challenging. Roads may be passable, not perfect, and could still be icy and snow-covered. PennDOT will continue treating throughout the storm until precipitation ends and roads improve.

I’ll keep you posted with weather and traffic updates as the snow falls. Be safe and take it easy out there.

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