Jonathan Burdick

From welterweight warrior to theater legend

Psychology behind the atrocities continues to fascinate

How an Erie ballplayer became the inspiration for the Pittsburgh Pirates team name

A local life lived in service from the Civil War to the Second World War

The deadliest tornado outbreak in Pennsylvania history

There's a taco for everyone in the Gem City

Despite touching lives beyond count, value of children's programming still needs spelled out

Ugly undercurrents of our past amplified in digital echo chambers of our present

The short life story of Erie's own old-Hollywood and Broadway starlet

Trick-or-treating with an evolving holiday in Erie

Ghouls, grave robbers, and extortion in newest release

WNBA All-Star and Erie basketball great keeps working

Grappling with smartphones, childhood, and their bitter convergence

Glimpses into Erie's springtime past

Unsanitary conditions prevailed during city's population boom

The Steel City once hosted Hall of Famer Connie Hawkins, but attendance woes, a brief move to Minnesota, and …

A history of the "tasty, very tasty, extra tasty" local phenomenon

One-time Erieite Stephen Galloway recounts a career of creative movement

Why the little things of our past can resonate so largely

What the world looked like 100 years ago

Offerings to Erie economy as diverse as the people themselves

Boomtowns beget treachery, intrigue

Dave Blazek's Loose Parts comic receives third national award

Erie's "Gem City Ace" dominated the martial arts circuit with an impeccable sense of cool