Local leaders lead ‘Campaign School’ workshop at University of Scranton – Scranton Times-Tribune
Cindy Meo of Scranton has been working on political campaigns for over a decade, but at the University…
Wyoming Area falls to Scranton Prep in Class 4A – Wilkes-Barre Citizens’ Voice
SCRANTON – One moment, etched in his memory, has been motivating Packy Doherty for nearly a year. Sitting…
NEPA authors to hold book signing of romances to benefit Coffee Inclusive
A group of mostly regional authors has published an anthology of romance stories to benefit Coffee Inclusive and…
Ash Wednesday at the Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena
Allentown Bishop Alfred A. Schlert places ashes on the foreheads of students during Ash Wednesday Mass at the…
After meeting online, couple start new chapter of life at The Heritage
Both widowed, both independent, and both ready for a new chapter, Nancy and Walt Alsegg, who live at…
A winner of “The Voice” to perform in Scranton
Country singer Jake Hoot, best known as a 2019 winner of “The Voice,” will perform at the Scranton…
County awards contract for paving in Archbald, Jermyn
SCRANTON — Lackawanna County commissioners recently awarded a roughly $700,000 contract for a paving project in Archbald and…
Daily closures planned for Charles Berry Bascule Bridge in Lorain – Morning Journal
Drivers in Lorain should plan for temporary weekday closures of the Charles Berry Bascule Bridge on East Erie…
Lower Merion officials unveil new interactive map showing designated historic resources
LOWER MERION — Since Lower Merion created its Historic Resource Inventory 25 years ago, it’s kept an electronic…
Archbald winter festival celebrates its history, provides fun for families – Scranton Times-Tribune
Clear skies and rising temperatures provided the perfect backdrop for the Archbald Winter Carnival Saturday, celebrating the borough’s150th…
Ghigiarelli’s Old Forge eatery to reopen years after murder of its owner – Scranton Times-Tribune
There’s a bit of good news for pizza lovers in Old Forge and those across the entire area…
After deadly explosion at US Steel mill outside Pittsburgh, maintaining safety now falls to Nippon | News, Sports, Jobs
Quinn Glabicki/Pittsburgh’s Public Source via AP Former U.S. Steel worker Jonathan Ledwich holds his old hard hat at…