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LIGHTSTREET -- The lack of a state budget means Columbia County could run out of money by October's end if it doesn't...
LIGHTSTREET -- The lack of a state budget means Columbia County could run out of money by October's end if it doesn't...
Fall is officially here, and that means many festivals and other activities will be taking place over the month of October.
The Covered Bridge and Arts Festival in Bloomsburg will brings hundreds of vendors to the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds.
SUNBURY — A Sunbury man has been denied admission to college for five years because the now-shuttered Columbia County cyber school he attended in 2020 lost his high school transcripts.
BLOOMSBURG -- A vigil held outside the Columbia County Courthouse to remember Charlie Kirk as a peace-seeking Christian...
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The numbers are in for the official attendance of the 170th Bloomsburg Fair.
Over the course of eight days, a total of 406,113 people entered through the fair gates.
This marked the highest attendance at the fair since 2019, when 411,869 people attended.
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The highest attended day of the 2025 Bloomsburg Fair was the final day, Saturday, September 27, when 60,637 people attended.
The highest single-day attendance record for the fair was in 2007 on the final Saturday.
The 170th Bloomsburg Fair wraps up Saturday after a fun-filled eight days.
There is one display featuring a race car that used to be very active at the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds back in the day.
Fairgoers say some of the best times at the fairgrounds happen after the lights get turned on.
BERWICK, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — When you think of the Bloomsburg Fair, the sights, the sounds, and the smells are usually the first things that come to mind. But, the fair looks much different this year through the eyes of Berwick native Fred Fausnaught Jr., because this will likely be his last. Fred has stage four lung cancer, and it's spreading.
He and his wife, Stacey, wanted to attend the fair one more time, but money was a big concern.After catching wind of their story, the Bloomsburg Fair board gave the couple the VIP treatment, free of charge.