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BLOOMSBURG -- A Starbucks kiosk is coming to the Weis Markets in Bloomsburg.
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MINOOKA, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— The Minooka man was part of a small group tasked with guarding Hussein during his time in captivity.
28/22 News Reporter Avery Nape sat down with that man on Thursday evening.
At just 19 years old, Minooka native and now-retired National Guardsman Sean O'Shea was given a task most young men couldn't even fathom: guarding one of the most prolific and elusive war criminals of all time.
Thursday, he sat down with me to recount his historic experience.
DANVILLE — Since Sept. 1, Montour County commissioners’ email inboxes have been hit with a wave of messages from residents regarding Talen Energy’s request to rezone around 1,300 acres of land.
MIDDLEBURG — A 55-year-old Middleburg man accused of raping a child is back before a new Snyder County jury following a mistrial in April.
MILLMONT — Christ’s United Lutheran 4 Bells Church, located west of Mifflinburg, will host a drive-thru turkey dinner on Saturday to benefit Hope’s Haven Food Pantry.
SUNBURY — Shikellamy school directors voted 8-1 to promote Jeremy Winn to superintendent during a special meeting Thursday night.
(WBRE/WYOU)— Join Nick and Ricky as they talk about Penn State's most anticipated game of the 2025 Season so far.
The two will talk with KOIN Sports Reporter Brenna Greene to get the latest on the Oregon Ducks and the young duo that has sparked their big-play offense.
Alle Berube also joins the show to bring you the latest on the White Out game, and what will be the biggest keys for the Nittany Lions to get revenge on the Ducks from last year's Big 10 Championship.
MOUNT CARMEL — Mount Carmel Area School District is urging parents to speak with their children about the importance of not making threats following an incident on social media.
SHAMOKIN DAM — Vietnam Veteran Jack Minnier, of Shamokin Dam, a former adjutant of the Sunbury American Legion Post 201, quite by accident, while cleaning out a storage unit in the legion building a few years ago, discovered a box that contained a scrapbook of 100-year-old World War I newspaper clippings.
