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New Castle News We are Lawrence County’s leader for news, photo and multimedia coverage. Contact us at [email protected] or by phone at 724-654-6651. of Montgomery, Ala.

Serving the area since 1880, we are Lawrence County’s leader for news, photo and multimedia coverage. Our strength is in the stories we tell, and our products are powered by a staff who is passionate about our community and the people who make it unique. The New Castle News publishes morning print editions Monday as well as Wednesday through Saturday. This website is updated throughout the day. The News is owned by CNHI, LLC. The company operates a number of newspapers throughout the country. Other company newspapers in this area include: The Herald (Sharon, Pa.), the Ashtabula Star-Beacon (Ashtabula, Ohio), The Tribune-Democrat (Johnstown, Pa.) and the Meadville Tribune (Meadville, Pa.) Comments and discussion on the New Castle News' page are encouraged. However, users are expected to be respectful and civil. Behavior not permitted on The News' page includes hate speech, racial slurs, profanity, obscenity or the copying and pasting of stories as a comment. Comments using profanity or obscenity will be deleted. Violations of our policy will result in offenders being banned from our page.

Let’s say that you are taking a hike through a meadow, and you take notice of a lilac-colored, starburst flower. You may...
13/09/2026

Let’s say that you are taking a hike through a meadow, and you take notice of a lilac-colored, starburst flower. You may think to yourself, I wonder what the name of this plant is, or you may totally forget that you ever saw it.

Let’s say that you are taking a hike through a meadow, and you take notice of a lilac-colored, starburst flower. You may think to yourself, I wonder what the name

Senior citizens of Lawrence County can benefit from two free outings in their honor this month, offering information abo...
13/09/2026

Senior citizens of Lawrence County can benefit from two free outings in their honor this month, offering information about services, sit-down meals, fun and prizes.

Back in the day, for me, is a long time ago. Childhood was more than 80 years ago, but there are things I still remember...
13/09/2026

Back in the day, for me, is a long time ago. Childhood was more than 80 years ago, but there are things I still remember.

Club member Chris Shoemaker, who previously served as vice president of the organization, said the event is a family-fri...
13/09/2026

Club member Chris Shoemaker, who previously served as vice president of the organization, said the event is a family-friendly one and all spectators as well as potential club members are welcome.

Before there were drones, there were model airplanes. There still are.

Employees of Sharon Regional Health System were told Friday the hospital didn’t have funds to pay them.
13/09/2026

Employees of Sharon Regional Health System were told Friday the hospital didn’t have funds to pay them.

Mahoning Township supervisors on Tuesday approved a conditional use request for a tiny home and RV park at 145 Dominick ...
13/09/2026

Mahoning Township supervisors on Tuesday approved a conditional use request for a tiny home and RV park at 145 Dominick Lane in Edinburg.

The Laurel School District is teaching its students the pros and cons of artificial intelligence and how to best protect...
12/09/2026

The Laurel School District is teaching its students the pros and cons of artificial intelligence and how to best protect themselves against the ever-evolving technology.

Two Democratic candidates in Lawrence County will hold a town hall together Thursday in New Castle.
12/09/2026

Two Democratic candidates in Lawrence County will hold a town hall together Thursday in New Castle.

Citing the nation's economy and pro-life as his key campaign issues, U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly paid a visit Wednesday to Nesh...
12/09/2026

Citing the nation's economy and pro-life as his key campaign issues, U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly paid a visit Wednesday to Neshannock Township on the trail for his Congressional reelection.

Citing the nation’s economy and pro-life as his key campaign issues, U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly paid a visit Wednesday to Neshannock Township on the trail for his Congressional reelection.

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