Keep complaining Read more
The historic second impeachment of President Donald Trump was not simply the result of the violent insurrection that he instigated Jan. 6, but… Read more
Like many other units of Pennsylvania government, the state Department of Corrections obviously views public disclosure of public information … Read more
Let us hope for a peaceful transfer of power in the nation’s capital on Jan. 20 Read more
There are many challenges President-elect Biden will face. One will be how to carry out his pledge made in his first campaign speech to raise … Read more
We the people Read more
Members of the Trump mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday gleefully took selfies of themselves and photos and videos of one another … Read more
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- FARRAR, HENRY
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- MONNINGER, LUCY
- FERRY, MICHAEL
- LANDES, SUSAN
- RIFENBERY, CLARA Florida
- VANHORN, MILTON
- DIEFFENBACH, LEO
- EDWARDS, GLORIA
- FAUX, RUSSELL
- ANDERSON, ROGER
- COOK, LEONA
- DANIELS, JOAN
- LEVIN, BRENT
- PYTLIK, MICHELLE
- SICKLER, MARY
- SPRINGER, GUY
Count the 2020 census among the victims of the COVID-19 pandemic. But in this rare case, it might work out for the best. Read more
Today’s high school and college students are living, maturing and learning in a changed world, and educators are struggling to motivate and re… Read more
Pennsylvania has more than 16,000 restaurants. Read more
THROUGH DEC. 31 Read more
Proposed ag secretary condemned Read more
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following unsigned editorial ran in 1897 in the New York Sun, and is shared to remind people of the magical spirit of Christmas. Read more
Merry Christmas to all. The Wyoming County Press Examiner office will be closed at 2 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 24, and all day Friday, Dec. 25, so … Read more
Even as the nation prepares for initial distribution of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, the disease rages at infection numbers far highe… Read more
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Even as the nation prepares for initial distribution of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, the disease rages at infection numbers far highe… Read more
Don’t worry, Pennsylvanians. The great state of Texas has our best interests at heart. Read more
Fearful about latest restrictions Read more
The Governor’s latest orders on COVID-19 puts a crimp on in-service dining at local restaurants as well as the Dietrich, which are now mostly … Read more
20 Years Ago (2000) Read more
When I was a child, I thought Christmas would never come. The weeks dragged by while I wore out the toy sections of the Sears and Penney’s cat… Read more
20 Years Ago (2000) Read more
When I was a child, I thought Christmas would never come. The weeks dragged by while I wore out the toy sections of the Sears and Penney’s cat… Read more
Thanks for support Read more
Finger pointing is a way of life. While universal everywhere, today it seems most prevalent in Washington. Every year politicians chastise one… Read more
In the spring of 1972, I was a young biology teacher in a Chicago public school. I was passionate, energetic, and — according to my doctor — i… Read more
Letter to the reader Read more
Nearly 800,000 Pennsylvania voters already have mailed or personally delivered their ballots for the Nov. 3 general election, but they’re not … Read more
We are pleased to announce the addition of Kevin McConlogue, a journalism graduate of Penn State’s main campus, to our Wyoming County Press Ex… Read more
Since its outset, the COVID-19 public health emergency also has been a governance crisis. From the Trump dministration’s deliberate “downplayi… Read more
The arrests Thursday of 13 men in Michigan for an alleged plot to overthrow the Michigan state government, including an alleged plan by six of… Read more
Letter to the reader Read more
Every day, Donald Trump tells us exactly who he is and exactly what he’s about. Read more
Our best wishes to President Donald Trump and the First Lady as they convalesce through their COVID diagnosis. Added prayers for them and our … Read more
Dairy still needs support Read more
A milky haze enveloped most of Pennsylvania early last week, as smoke from massive wildfires 2,500 miles to the west rode the winds across the… Read more
Many Republican politicians complained last week that a state Supreme Court decision ensuring the counting of mailed ballots favors Democrats,… Read more
Please vote blue Read more
Lancaster Magisterial District Judge Bruce Roth ignored the Constitution and the purpose of bail Sept. 14, when he set bail at $1 million for … Read more
The nation has lost a world-class role model with the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg last Friday. Read more
In 1958 the Kingston Trio first sang the “Merry Minuet.” Those old enough to remember this lively little tune will recall that after a melodic… Read more
The world is complicated. Life is complicated. Pregnancy is complicated and stressful. Keep it simple: Don’t drink alcohol during pregnancy. T… Read more
In the last few years, whole milk has gotten an undeservedly bad reputation. The Obama Administration removed reduced fat and whole milk optio… Read more
Incompetence at high levels of government always is a problem, but it is even more so amid a national emergency. Read more
With Election Day just more than two months away, the state government has yet to ensure that it can conduct a secure, accurate election in th… Read more
Peaceful? Read more
I’ve listened to comments and read commentaries about what’s going on with the U.S. Postal Service. Read more
August 26, 2020 Read more
Commendation with caution Read more
Stolen signs silence community Read more
Here’s another term to add to 2020’s lexicon of woe: “twindemic.” Read more
Legislative Republicans made a point Monday (Aug. 17) when they noted that the state Department of Health had failed to produce data supportin… Read more
Thanks to the powers that be for keeping the Black Lives Matter rally in Meshopen Saturday as well as counter protest from the Trump forces pe… Read more
The Wolf administration’s new guidance on reopening 500 public school districts demonstrates that experience is, indeed, the best teacher. Read more
Not since Mighty Casey struck out has there been so devastating a development in the sports world. Decisions by the Big Ten and Pac-12 confere… Read more
It is, in short, a plan to encompass all plans and all possibilities, a plan to make everyone as happy and as hopeful as they can be.Problem i… Read more
Farm family suffers through federal policy Read more
If the COVID-19 crisis produces any positive long-term cultural changes, one is likely to be a greater appreciation for access to education. A… Read more
RE: Concerns for the Blue Line Read more
RE: Concerns for the Blue Line Read more
John Lewis, the Georgia congressman who died July 19 at 80 of pancreatic cancer, famously sacrificed his body to the cause of civil rights. In… Read more
As a fiscal strategy to mitigate the economic impact of COVID-19, the federal government initiated the CARES Act that included a $600 weekly c… Read more
In the heat of the summer sun, a parked car can be a deadly place for unattended children and other vulnerable individuals. Heatstroke is one … Read more
Toomey opposed to commuting Stone Read more
It would be difficult to find someone in Pennsylvania who doesn’t want schools to open according to their traditional schedules. And it would … Read more
The public’s thirst for information during the COVID-19 crisis has demonstrated the value of local news even while pushing many local newspape… Read more
As a student, I am becoming increasingly concerned about proper funding for our school district. This year has been one crazy ride for all of us. Read more