Reynoldsville is a borough in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, 102 miles (164km) northeast of Pittsburgh, in a productive soft coal region. In the past, it had silk mills, brick and tile works, a tannery, a macaroni factory, and an asbestos plant to provide employment. In 1900, the population stood at 3,435 people; and in 1910, 3,189. Reynoldsville was greatly enlarged in 1913 when it annexed West Reynoldsville (population 993 in 1910) and three large adjacent areas. The population was 2,710 at the 2000 census.
Reynoldsville was originally called Winslow Township and was renamed after local postmaster Thomas Reynolds in 1850.
Documentary about living life in a small rural town in Western Pennsylvania. Reynoldsville was once a thriving bustling town with clothing stores, apparel factories, and asbestos plant. The economy and population has been in decline since the 70's. But many still call this small rural town their home.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reynoldsville,_Pennsylvania
published: 28 Nov 2015
1800s Oil Regions Boom Town Restored Reynoldsville Pennsylvania 558
published: 10 Oct 2016
Reynoldsville restaurant reopens
A Jefferson County couple is keeping a tradition of a hometown meal alive
published: 29 Mar 2019
Federal Signals STH-10 2 minute attack, Reynoldsville, PA
Siren: Federal Signals STH-10
System: Jefferson co.
Tested: Every Monday at 7 pm
Location: Reynoldsville Fire Station
Cycle: 2 minutes of attack
published: 24 Apr 2024
Abandoned Coke Ovens & streetcar line Soldier Run Reynoldsville Pa
Near Reynoldsville Pa and Sykesville. Three banks of ovens near the streetcar line that ran from Reynoldsville south.
Note to self. Don’t film on first day of Deer season. Almost shot (while shooting)
published: 28 Nov 2017
Two arrested in suspected mobile meth lab in Reynoldsville
By: Lauren Hensley
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. -- A mobile meth lab, that's what police said a vehicle might be, as a clandestine lab team was called in around 4 p.m. Wednesday to investigate a vehicle parked as a gas station parking lot in Jefferson County.
Roads were closed along Main Street in Reynoldsville and all of the commotion drew out neighbors who were upset to learn the details.
"This isn't what Reynoldsville is supposed to be like because this is such a close-knit town, everybody knows each other, this is not what is supposed to be going on at all," Hally Baranick said.
State police said two people were arrested in relation to the suspect meth lab, but details about the arrest and their names were not released.
Specialty units worked for hours searching the vehicle. Some ...
published: 10 Apr 2014
Reynoldsville Pool Renovation Fund
The Reynoldsville Pool in Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania opened in 1967 and has provided over 50 years of fun and memories to people in the Reynoldsville area. We were recently denied a DECD grant that was sorely needed to make some repairs and upgrades to the pool.
Please watch our video and consider donating to the Reynoldsville Pool Renovation Fund GoFundMe account.
published: 12 Oct 2019
Gas station fire in Reynoldsville
Gas station fire in Reynoldsville
published: 22 Jan 2019
Volunteers carry the cross in Reynoldsville for%
By: Deven Clarke
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. " More than a dozen volunteers carried the cross to recognize Good Friday in Reynoldsville.
"I know a lot of people have to work, and a lot of people don't even celebrate Easter, but we just want to remind them what Good Friday is all about," said Pastor Samuel Bundy.
Walking for blocks passing the cross off to one another, religious leaders said it's nothing compared to what their actions represent.
"The passion and suffering of Christ who carried that cross so long ago," said Rev. Thomas Carr.
The procession started at the CMA Church in Reynoldsville and traveled several blocks to the Presbyterian Church, making 11 stops along the way.
Participants read scriptures at each stop.
"We do this because it's more than just name on the c...
published: 16 Jun 2015
One Stop building demolition in Reynoldsville
The demolition of the One Stop Convenience Store, severely damaged by fire on January 11, began on march 18, 2019.
Documentary about living life in a small rural town in Western Pennsylvania. Reynoldsville was once a thriving bustling town with clothing stores, apparel fac...
Documentary about living life in a small rural town in Western Pennsylvania. Reynoldsville was once a thriving bustling town with clothing stores, apparel factories, and asbestos plant. The economy and population has been in decline since the 70's. But many still call this small rural town their home.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reynoldsville,_Pennsylvania
Documentary about living life in a small rural town in Western Pennsylvania. Reynoldsville was once a thriving bustling town with clothing stores, apparel factories, and asbestos plant. The economy and population has been in decline since the 70's. But many still call this small rural town their home.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reynoldsville,_Pennsylvania
Near Reynoldsville Pa and Sykesville. Three banks of ovens near the streetcar line that ran from Reynoldsville south.
Note to self. Don’t film on first day of ...
Near Reynoldsville Pa and Sykesville. Three banks of ovens near the streetcar line that ran from Reynoldsville south.
Note to self. Don’t film on first day of Deer season. Almost shot (while shooting)
Near Reynoldsville Pa and Sykesville. Three banks of ovens near the streetcar line that ran from Reynoldsville south.
Note to self. Don’t film on first day of Deer season. Almost shot (while shooting)
By: Lauren Hensley
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. -- A mobile meth lab, that's what police said a vehicle might be, as a clandestine lab team was called in around 4 p.m....
By: Lauren Hensley
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. -- A mobile meth lab, that's what police said a vehicle might be, as a clandestine lab team was called in around 4 p.m. Wednesday to investigate a vehicle parked as a gas station parking lot in Jefferson County.
Roads were closed along Main Street in Reynoldsville and all of the commotion drew out neighbors who were upset to learn the details.
"This isn't what Reynoldsville is supposed to be like because this is such a close-knit town, everybody knows each other, this is not what is supposed to be going on at all," Hally Baranick said.
State police said two people were arrested in relation to the suspect meth lab, but details about the arrest and their names were not released.
Specialty units worked for hours searching the vehicle. Some neighbors said news of drug-related activity in the area does not come as a surprise.
"It's not very shocking because there is a bunch of talk of people having this stuff everywhere, but it is pretty crazy," Chelsea Murray, of Reynoldsville, said.
Murray has a 2-year-old son and she said she doesn't want her child exposed to this kind of illegal activity.
"It's not good for the community, it makes me scared to raise my son here and I don't want to have him grow up in this area with all of this around," Murray said.
By: Lauren Hensley
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. -- A mobile meth lab, that's what police said a vehicle might be, as a clandestine lab team was called in around 4 p.m. Wednesday to investigate a vehicle parked as a gas station parking lot in Jefferson County.
Roads were closed along Main Street in Reynoldsville and all of the commotion drew out neighbors who were upset to learn the details.
"This isn't what Reynoldsville is supposed to be like because this is such a close-knit town, everybody knows each other, this is not what is supposed to be going on at all," Hally Baranick said.
State police said two people were arrested in relation to the suspect meth lab, but details about the arrest and their names were not released.
Specialty units worked for hours searching the vehicle. Some neighbors said news of drug-related activity in the area does not come as a surprise.
"It's not very shocking because there is a bunch of talk of people having this stuff everywhere, but it is pretty crazy," Chelsea Murray, of Reynoldsville, said.
Murray has a 2-year-old son and she said she doesn't want her child exposed to this kind of illegal activity.
"It's not good for the community, it makes me scared to raise my son here and I don't want to have him grow up in this area with all of this around," Murray said.
The Reynoldsville Pool in Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania opened in 1967 and has provided over 50 years of fun and memories to people in the Reynoldsville area. We...
The Reynoldsville Pool in Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania opened in 1967 and has provided over 50 years of fun and memories to people in the Reynoldsville area. We were recently denied a DECD grant that was sorely needed to make some repairs and upgrades to the pool.
Please watch our video and consider donating to the Reynoldsville Pool Renovation Fund GoFundMe account.
The Reynoldsville Pool in Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania opened in 1967 and has provided over 50 years of fun and memories to people in the Reynoldsville area. We were recently denied a DECD grant that was sorely needed to make some repairs and upgrades to the pool.
Please watch our video and consider donating to the Reynoldsville Pool Renovation Fund GoFundMe account.
By: Deven Clarke
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. " More than a dozen volunteers carried the cross to recognize Good Friday in Reynoldsville.
"I know a lot of people h...
By: Deven Clarke
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. " More than a dozen volunteers carried the cross to recognize Good Friday in Reynoldsville.
"I know a lot of people have to work, and a lot of people don't even celebrate Easter, but we just want to remind them what Good Friday is all about," said Pastor Samuel Bundy.
Walking for blocks passing the cross off to one another, religious leaders said it's nothing compared to what their actions represent.
"The passion and suffering of Christ who carried that cross so long ago," said Rev. Thomas Carr.
The procession started at the CMA Church in Reynoldsville and traveled several blocks to the Presbyterian Church, making 11 stops along the way.
Participants read scriptures at each stop.
"We do this because it's more than just name on the calendar for Good Friday," said Leon Blose. "I'm sure as we were walking up the street a little bit ago, they recognized us."
Those who participated Friday worship at different churches, but celebrated together.
The cross remains at the Presbyterian Church of Reynoldsville until the next Good Friday when the same procession will end with the cross at another church.
By: Deven Clarke
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. " More than a dozen volunteers carried the cross to recognize Good Friday in Reynoldsville.
"I know a lot of people have to work, and a lot of people don't even celebrate Easter, but we just want to remind them what Good Friday is all about," said Pastor Samuel Bundy.
Walking for blocks passing the cross off to one another, religious leaders said it's nothing compared to what their actions represent.
"The passion and suffering of Christ who carried that cross so long ago," said Rev. Thomas Carr.
The procession started at the CMA Church in Reynoldsville and traveled several blocks to the Presbyterian Church, making 11 stops along the way.
Participants read scriptures at each stop.
"We do this because it's more than just name on the calendar for Good Friday," said Leon Blose. "I'm sure as we were walking up the street a little bit ago, they recognized us."
Those who participated Friday worship at different churches, but celebrated together.
The cross remains at the Presbyterian Church of Reynoldsville until the next Good Friday when the same procession will end with the cross at another church.
Documentary about living life in a small rural town in Western Pennsylvania. Reynoldsville was once a thriving bustling town with clothing stores, apparel factories, and asbestos plant. The economy and population has been in decline since the 70's. But many still call this small rural town their home.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reynoldsville,_Pennsylvania
Near Reynoldsville Pa and Sykesville. Three banks of ovens near the streetcar line that ran from Reynoldsville south.
Note to self. Don’t film on first day of Deer season. Almost shot (while shooting)
By: Lauren Hensley
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. -- A mobile meth lab, that's what police said a vehicle might be, as a clandestine lab team was called in around 4 p.m. Wednesday to investigate a vehicle parked as a gas station parking lot in Jefferson County.
Roads were closed along Main Street in Reynoldsville and all of the commotion drew out neighbors who were upset to learn the details.
"This isn't what Reynoldsville is supposed to be like because this is such a close-knit town, everybody knows each other, this is not what is supposed to be going on at all," Hally Baranick said.
State police said two people were arrested in relation to the suspect meth lab, but details about the arrest and their names were not released.
Specialty units worked for hours searching the vehicle. Some neighbors said news of drug-related activity in the area does not come as a surprise.
"It's not very shocking because there is a bunch of talk of people having this stuff everywhere, but it is pretty crazy," Chelsea Murray, of Reynoldsville, said.
Murray has a 2-year-old son and she said she doesn't want her child exposed to this kind of illegal activity.
"It's not good for the community, it makes me scared to raise my son here and I don't want to have him grow up in this area with all of this around," Murray said.
The Reynoldsville Pool in Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania opened in 1967 and has provided over 50 years of fun and memories to people in the Reynoldsville area. We were recently denied a DECD grant that was sorely needed to make some repairs and upgrades to the pool.
Please watch our video and consider donating to the Reynoldsville Pool Renovation Fund GoFundMe account.
By: Deven Clarke
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa. " More than a dozen volunteers carried the cross to recognize Good Friday in Reynoldsville.
"I know a lot of people have to work, and a lot of people don't even celebrate Easter, but we just want to remind them what Good Friday is all about," said Pastor Samuel Bundy.
Walking for blocks passing the cross off to one another, religious leaders said it's nothing compared to what their actions represent.
"The passion and suffering of Christ who carried that cross so long ago," said Rev. Thomas Carr.
The procession started at the CMA Church in Reynoldsville and traveled several blocks to the Presbyterian Church, making 11 stops along the way.
Participants read scriptures at each stop.
"We do this because it's more than just name on the calendar for Good Friday," said Leon Blose. "I'm sure as we were walking up the street a little bit ago, they recognized us."
Those who participated Friday worship at different churches, but celebrated together.
The cross remains at the Presbyterian Church of Reynoldsville until the next Good Friday when the same procession will end with the cross at another church.
REYNOLDSVILLE — A Reynoldsville man has been jailed on several felony charges after he was allegedly found to be in possession of child pornography and violated his sex offender registration requirements ....
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Courier Express
15 Nov 2024
Courier Express
15 Nov 2024