NORTHUMBERLAND — On April 24-25, individuals with outstanding warrants for crimes and unpaid parking tickets in Northumberland Borough will be apprehended and taken before a judge to resolve the outstanding warrants.
WASHINGTONVILLE — Volunteers are needed to assist in Washingtonville Borough’s 11th annual beautification day Saturday.
Advocates called the ruling a missed opportunity to create more transparency around the state legislature and multimillion-dollar lobbying industry.
SUNBURY — Congressman Dan Meuser, R-9 Dallas, will host a telephone town hall for constituents of the Ninth District at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, when he will provide a legislative update from Washington and answer questions about the issues most important to them.
LEWISBURG— Bucknell’s 13th BizPitch competition — an event similar to TV’s Shark Tank — showcased six new businesses by 12 students, who presented their ideas to a panel of alumni entrepreneurs Monday night on campus at the Terrace Room in the Elaine Langone Center.
SELINSGROVE — Selinsgrove borough council declined to waive a street cut moratorium to allow UGI to replace an underground main line.
SELINSGROVE — Officer Alan Lynn was sworn-in as a Selinsgrove borough police officer Monday.
SHAMOKIN DAM — Shamokin Dam is selling an 11th Avenue house to Word of Hope Mennonite Church for $211,750 and using the proceeds for improvements to Weller Park.
MOUNT CARMEL, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The US coal industry has been declining for decades, but that may change after a series of executive orders signed by President Trump.
President Trump has expressed his support for coal since his first term.
Until now, there was little progress made to revive the dying industry, especially here in NEPA.
Four new executive orders were signed by President Trump, granting the coal industry much more room to operate in the US.
EDWARDSVILLE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A man has been arrested after police say he sexually assaulted a woman and had an illegal firearm in his home.
Officers say Elijah Gabriel Wright, 24, of Edwardsville, was giving the victim a tattoo in Edwardsville when he sexually assaulted her.
Investigators say the victim then drove back to her house in shock, later calling the police who advised her to go to the hospital and get a rape examination.
Hazleton night club destroyed after fire
