The Union-Snyder Community Action Agency is celebrating the fifth anniversary of its Food Hub, which operates out of the Miller Center for Recreation & Wellness’ Cornerstone Kitchen in Lewisburg. Since 2021, the Food Hub has distributed over 130,000 pounds of food through its efforts to work against food insecurity in Union and Snyder counties.
SELINSGROVE — About 600 junior and senior students from Selinsgrove, Midd-West, Mifflinburg, Lewisburg and Shikellamy school districts attended a career fair at Susquehanna University last week.
SELINSGROVE — State police at Selinsgrove want Snyder County corrections officers to transport county inmates to court hearings.
SELINSGROVE — The sidewalk on the bridge linking Selinsgrove to the Isle of Que was closed for several hours Thursday for inspection.
LEWISBURG — The future of Campus Theatre in Lewisburg just got clearer.
DANVILLE — Geisinger revealed new hospital and health plan leadership on Thursday.
DALLAS, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— A shortage of school bus drivers is a challenge facing school districts across the commonwealth.
Dallas School District is dealing with a bus driver shortage and is actively looking to recruit drivers. They say regular school routes are not affected.
Chemical smell from sewer in Jenkins Twp. worries residents
Instead, it is impacting transportation for extracurricular activities like sports and after-school events.
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You've heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don't pay their traffic tickets.
Scranton's Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it's called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle's wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive.
SUNBURY — Sunbury and Shikellamy School District residents will see several key races this May as current Mayor Josh Brosious will square off against city resident Andrew Ramos.
SELINSGROVE — The underground well leak in Selinsgrove borough that spilled up to 100,000 gallons of water per day for 2 1/2 weeks has been found and repaired.
