Carol Fielding is a Hometown Editor and Reporter at Corry Journal Inc. She covers a diverse range of topics including beauty and fashion, agriculture and farming, and climate change, with a focus on regional interest and North American stories. Carol's work has been featured in The Trek, NewsBreak, and Corry Journal Inc.
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Carol's coverage is heavily focused on local news, community events, and government announcements in the United States, specifically Pennsylvania and Corry. She frequently covers seasonal events and various themes such as sports, house & home, family & relationships.
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By: Carol Fielding
October is Fire Prevention Month. Fire officials nationwide encourage residents to test smoke alarms monthly, replace batteries as needed, make sure house numbers are visible from the street and practice a home escape plan with everyone in the household.
By: Carol Fielding
Pennsylvanians who hike, hunt, fish or paddle in the Allegheny National Forest have until Monday, Oct. 6, to weigh in on a federal proposal that would remove long-standing protections from
Tonja Messinger has spent the better part of this summer on her knees, and the Corry Garden Club has noticed.
Three years ago, I climbed Mount Katahdin.
The owner of The White Butterfly, the downtown business housed in the building attached to Corry’s deteriorating mural wall, told City Council on Monday that two years of waiting has
By: Carol Fielding
E-bikes, skill games and a possible increase in the local services tax were the hot topics at this year’s Pennsylvania Municipal League (formerly the Pennsylvania League of Cities and Municipalities)
Several safety measures Corry asked state lawmakers to consider for electric scooters and e-bikes have made their way into legislation moving through Harrisburg, Councilwoman Charles “Chuck" Gray told City Council
By: Carol Fielding
The Corry Fire Department responded to 319 calls during the third quarter of 2026, and none of them resulted in fire loss, according to the department’s quarterly report.
Spartansburg Community Foundation (SCF) has over 2,000 reasons to celebrate. SCF received $2,434.60 through Crawford Gives 2026, and the money has already
By: Carol Fielding
NOTE: The thoughts and opinions expressed in this column are not necessarily those of The Corry Journal or its staff.
