ARCHBALD, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Data center meetings have become an almost weekly occurrence in NEPA, especially in Lackawanna County, but on Monday, people in one community there stood up in an act of defiance against a data center developer. For months, people in Archbald have been standing up to data center developers, but on [...]
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A powerful moment of reflection brought people together in Lackawanna County: Members of the Jewish community gathered to remember the past and look ahead. Candles flickered as several dozen people came together in Scranton for Holocaust Remembrance Day. The event focuses on honoring loved ones, sharing stories, and reflecting on [...]
LEWISBURG — A North Carolina man accused of stealing nearly $100,000 from ATMs in Snyder, Union and Crawford counties pleaded no contest to three felony counts of theft by unlawful taking in Union County Court.
Registration for the Selinsgrove Area Youth Football Association 2026 youth football and cheerleading season is open through May 24.
LEWISBURG — A pre-trial conference will be rescheduled in the attempted homicide case against Robert Kitchens.On Monday, Union County Judge Michael Piecuch granted a continuance for Kitchens, 69, of Route 192, Buffalo Township, and his attorney, Public Defender Brian Ulmer, of Lewisburg. Kitchens is accused of attempted criminal homicide and related charges stemming from a confrontation on Dec.
LEWISBURG — A White Deer Township mother admitted to allowing her three toddlers to live in “deplorable and unsanitary” conditions during a hearing in Union County Court.
SUNBURY — A Sunbury man will face trial later on felony sexual assault charges on Tuesday.
DANVILLE — The Danville Area Community Center is offering free memberships to eligible veterans and their families through its growing Veterans Thrive initiative.
SUNBURY — A bridge maintenance project will take place Tuesday on both the Veteran’s Memorial Bridge and the Green Bridge near Zimmerman Motors on Route 61 in Sunbury.
SUNBURY — City residents will have a month to gather those unwanted items in attics and basements to get rid of during the city’s annual free spring cleanup event, which will begin May 1.
