Imagine going to school, and rather than sit at a desk and listen to a teacher share lessons, you could learn skill sets that could culminate in the building of a contemporary home. Read moreSCCTC students about to complete another house
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Some county buildings are going to see various security upgrades over the next year. Read moreCounty buildings getting security upgrades
The long-awaited master plan for Seneca Trail Park in Eaton Township was revealed to the public last week. Read moreSeneca Park plans unveiled
The Elk Lake School Board opened its meeting Thursday with a barrage of retirements. Read moreELSB wrestling with retirements
The Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center School Board met last Thursday and voted to curtail the auto body collision repair program. Read moreSCCTC board votes to curtail auto body program
Coterra Energy is looking forward to gathering with land owners, industry partners, and other friends at the 33nd annual Susquehanna County Fa… Read moreFarm and Home Day returns to Elk Lake
A state grant totaling more than $335,000 was awarded to a wastewater treatment plant project in Wyoming County, according to Sen. Lisa Baker,… Read more$335,000 grant funds for Meshoppen sewer
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In 1996, a little movie called ‘Scream’ arrived in theaters during the holiday season. With it being released during the holidays, film industry insiders thought it would be overlooked and flo… Read more‘Scream VI’ a thrilling killer good time
“We will do it!” said Nancy Aiello with resolve. “We know that we need a support group for grandparents raising grandchildren. Let’s make it happen.” Read moreLive at the Dietrich
March is almost over and April is beginning. In like a lion, out like a lamb so the saying goes. Read moreTunkhannock Library news
Did you know that you can travel from the Grand Canyon to the Milky Way in less than an hour? And you don’t have to leave the state to do it. Pennsylvania’s Grand Canyon and the Dark Sky Prese… Read moreIt’s time to hit the road again
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After spending a couple of seasons at the helm of Elk Lake’s girls volleyball team, Laura Greenley takes over as head coach of the boys progra… Read moreEL Warrior spikers looking to seniors
Veteran runners Robert Damiano of Nicholson and Heather Dewees of Dallas were the top male and female runners in Saturday’s 5K Run to Remember… Read moreDamiano, Dewees top Cook 5k finishers
For the first time in eight years, boys volleyball is back at Lackawanna Trail with a big interest from the student body. Read moreTrail excited for return of acers
Alan Latwinski didn’t know much about the sport of lacrosse until six years ago when his son wanted to try it out. Now, he finds himself coach… Read moreLatwinski ready to lead TA lacrosse
Hungry for more, that’s the attitude Tunkhannock Boys Volleyball brings into this season after tasting success last season, but wanting to mak… Read moreTiger volleyball hungry for more
Tunkhannock Area boys volleyball senior Brady Slacktish had 11 kills, two blocks and nine digs to lead Tunkhannock to a season-opening sweep o… Read moreAthlete of the Week: Brady Slacktish
Congratulations to two Tunkhannock Area High School weight lifters that placed in the Abington Heights Powerlifting Meet held on Sunday, March 26t Read moreTwo TA students place in powerlifting
With a large group of underclassmen, coach Darren Chesner is looking for more of his players to step up as leaders this season. Read moreTA lady laxers hopeful of growth
Despite outhitting the host Cougars 14-10, the Keystone College baseball team dropped a 10-7 non-conference decision at Misericordia Universit… Read moreGiants drop a pair
Brady Slacktish had 11 kills, two blocks and nine digs to lead Tunkhannock to a season opening sweep over Bethlehem Catholic on Wednesday, March 22. Read moreTiger cruise to win
Robert Burrows had seven kills and four blocks and Aden Butler had 23 assists to lead North Pocono to a 3-0 win over Elk Lake in Lackawanna Le… Read moreElk Lake drops a pair
Two disturbing incidents roiled the cyber seas earlier this month They both strengthen the case for the creation of a U.S. Cyber Force.
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Lackawanna Trail High School is putting on the play, ‘Beauty and the Beast’ this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Expect to be impressed.
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