Mayor Anthony Court

Memorial Bricks from Ellwood City Hospital Get New Home in Ewing Park

144 bricks … not just bricks, but bricks that memorialized the loved ones of Ellwood City Residents were moved from the Ellwood City Hospital site to a new permanent home in Ewing Park. Ellwood City Mayor Anthony J. Court led the initiative to remove the memorial bricks from the former Ellwood City Hospital site. Thanks to his leadership and coordination with Borough Manager Kevin Swogger and the public works department, the bricks were successfully and efficiently moved to their new home in Ewing Park. Mayor Anthony J. Court was approached by several concerned residents regarding the memorial bricks displayed at…


Mayor Court Announces 4th Beautification Award Winner

Mayor Court presented the fourth 2025 Beautification Award to Dawn and Anthony Santagata of 1 Pittsburgh Circle, honoring their commitment to maintaining an exceptional landscape. The Santagata’s received a yard sign to display and a gift certificate to a local restaurant in recognition of their efforts. Since the program began, Dawn and Anthony have been a consistent nominee—an ongoing testament to the admiration they have earned from their neighbors according to Mayor Court. “Their dedication and care continue to inspire, it’s wonderful to celebrate individuals like Dawn and Anthony who take such pride in their home,” adds Mayor Court. There…


Mayor Court Announces 3rd Recipient of the 2025 Beautification Awards

Mayor Anthony J. Court announces the third recipient of the 2025 Beautification Awards — congratulations to Linda Saxton of 412 Pershing Street! Linda’s commitment to maintaining a beautiful property has added charm and inspiration to the neighborhood. “Linda’s efforts truly reflect the spirit of community pride and care that the Beautification Award celebrates,” adds Mayor Court. There are still three more winners to be announced in the coming weeks, as Ellwood City continues to shine thanks to the hard work and dedication of its residents. Stay tuned as we recognize three more outstanding contributions to our town’s beauty and spirit!…


Second Recipient of 2025 Beautification Awards Announced

Mayor Anthony J. Court announced the second recipient of his 2025 Beautification Award. Congratulations to Jennifer Ludwig of 300 Spring Avenue for earning this special recognition! Mayor Court praised the property’s vibrant charm “This was an easy choice, given the striking array of bushes and plants,” Mayor Court stated. Jennifer was awarded a gift certificate from a local restaurant and a yard sign to display highlighting her achievement. With four Beautification Awards still available, the Mayor’s office invites community members to submit their nominations by calling 724-824-7629 or drop it off at the Mayor’s officer in the Ellwood City Municipal…


Mayor Court Presents Proclamation to Judith Kindle

Mayor Anthony J. Court presented a proclamation to Judith Kindle, recognizing her outstanding service and dedication to the Ellwood City community. This special honor highlights her significant contributions and unwavering commitment to making a lasting impact in Ellwood City. Judith was recognized for her extraordinary dedication and impactful contributions to the Ellwood City community. Known for her unwavering commitment to service, Judith has played a pivotal role in numerous civic initiatives, touching lives through her leadership and compassion. “This proclamation serves as a testament to her legacy of kindness, volunteerism and the positive change she continues to inspire throughout the…


Mayor Court Announces 2025 Beautification Awards Program

Spring has arrived, and it’s the perfect time to get your yards looking their best. Mayor Anthony J. Court is excited to announce the return of the Beautification Awards for Ellwood City. Mayor Court will soon be visiting neighborhoods to select six exceptional yards for his annual Beautification Awards. Mayor Court stated “Choosing the winners is never easy, given the impressive competition.” Do you know someone whose yard deserves recognition? Whether it’s a friend, family member, or neighbor, feel free to submit their name for consideration to the Mayor by dropping off your nomination at the Mayor’s officer in the…


National Day Of Prayer 2025 Observed Thursday

The National Day of Prayer is an annual observance held on the first Thursday of May, inviting people of all faiths to pray for the nation. On Thursday, Mayor Anthony J. Court spoke in the Ellwood City Community Plaza with remarks. “I feel deeply moved to witness our community coming together in the act of unity and love, praying not only for our nation but also for one another. Your presence here reflects the compassion and unwavering faith that are the cornerstone of our city,” said Mayor Court. “As your Mayor, I am deeply honored to serve such an exceptional…


Mayor Court Receives Prestigious “Community Service Award”

Ellwood City Mayor Anthony J. Court was the recipient of the prestigious “Community Service Award” by Vision Ministries at the 8th Annual Braveheart Testimonial Banquet held recently at the New Englander in New Castle. Mayor Court was honored for his dedicated service to the Ellwood City Community. “It’s humbling to receive this very special honor and award” And thanked Vision Ministries for recognizing him and making this “special award a reality,” said Mayor Court in a statement. PICTURED: (left to right) Board members of Vision Ministries, Lori Jo Sager, Vaughn Crisei, Randy Crum, Mayor Court and Dan Bailey


Children’s Advocacy Center Places Windmills To Raise Awareness

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month Mayor Anthony J. Court and David Young, a Fatherhood Specialist with the Children’s Advocacy Center of Lawrence County, have taken a commendable step in raising awareness for Child Abuse Prevention Month. Their efforts highlight the importance of community involvement in protecting children and supporting families. The signs and windmills in the downtown area of Ellwood City not only catch attention but serve as powerful symbols of hope and advocacy for the prevention of child abuse.  The blue pinwheel is a symbol of the healthy, happy, and full childhoods all children deserve. National Child…


ARISE, Borough Of Ellwood City Launch Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. Mayor Anthony J. Court, together with representatives from Arise, adorned downtown Ellwood City with ribbons and signs to mark the beginning of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. During April, ARISE is bringing awareness to survivors of sexual assault. Every 68 seconds an American is sexually assaulted.  Mayor Court commended Olivia Gaffron, Grace Schmarewski, and their staff for their dedication to bringing Sexual Assault Awareness to the communities. Since 1981, ARISE has been the community’s response to violence and abuse, serving victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Other Serious Crimes and Older Victims…