Chris Kelly Opinion: One step forward, 101 million steps back
Archbald Borough Council’s unanimous rejection of the Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus application inspired a jubilant “Yellow Wave”…
Jermyn to hold 22nd annual Veterans Day Ceremony
The 22nd annual Jermyn Veterans Day Ceremony will be held Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the World War I…
Community Briefs 11/5/26
Dickson City to hold annual Christmas Coloring Contest The Dickson City Light and Banner Association will once again…
Chris Kelly Opinion: ‘Purple Paige,’ ‘Moderate Rob’ and data centers
Nutritionally speaking, Thursday’s debate between U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan and Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti was mostly a “baloney”…
Community Calendar 10/29/26
CHURCH NOTES All Saints Orthodox Church: 211 Willow Ave., Olyphant, offers a frozen pierogi sale from 9 to…
Wright Center helping patients with utility bills
The Wright Center for Patient & Community Engagement will help patients of the Wright Center for Community Health…
Community Briefs 10/29/26
Marywood University celebrates grand opening of Bar None Marywood University officially celebrated the grand opening of Bar None…
Dickson City audiology practice holds official ribbon-cutting ceremony
After nearly a decade of practicing out of state, Montoursville native Dr. Joshua Cillo, Au.D., and his wife…
Chris Kelly Opinion: Archbald inspires beyond borders
Over the past year, I’ve broadly noted the widespread notoriety and influence of Archbald’s fight against industrialized annihilation,…
Mid Valley Elementary Center recognizes Outstanding Spartans for September
Mid Valley Elementary Center recognized its Outstanding Spartans for September. These students have shown what it means to…
Boy Scouts Troop 63 partner with Eynon-Archbald Lions to restore cemetery
This spring, the Boy Scouts of Archbald, Troop 63, in the spirit of community service, partnered with the…
Community Briefs 10/22/26
Spitz Foundation grant supports NeighborWorks’ foreclosure fund NeighborWorks Northeastern Pennsylvania (NeighborWorks) was awarded a $25,000 grant from the…