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Welcoming Fall at Yenser's Tree Farm Fall Fest

LEHIGHTON, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — After saying goodbye to Summer last weekend, many events are aimed at welcoming Fall.

The tenth Yenser's Tree Farm Fall Fest is underway in Lehighton.

It offers all kinds of seasonal goods including apple butter, fruit jams, and ciders.

While admission is free, Yenser's offers hayrides and a walk through their corn maze along with other activities for $12.

Drawing up some fun at Chalkfest

One of the owners tells 28/22 News that seeing happy faces at their farm is the best part of what they do.

White Haven's inaugural Art Walk

WHITE HAVEN, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Elsewhere in Luzerne County, the arts are getting a little love and appreciation thanks to an inaugural event.

The White Haven Chamber of Commerce hosted its first-ever art walk.

Nearly two dozen artisan vendors set-up shop at four different sites across the borough including at White Haven Library.

The art restoration business Trinity Artisans and White Haven Borough Building.

Drawing up some fun at Chalkfest

Organizers say it puts a spotlight on artists and attendees seemed to like what they saw.

Shooting investagtion underway in Lycoming County

WILLIAMSPORT, LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A shooting investigation is underway in Lycoming County after shots were fired Saturday afternoon.

According to the Williamsport Bureau of Police on Saturday around noon officers were dispatched to a report of shots fired in the 600 block of Second Avenue.

Upon arrival, police say, they made contact with several witnesses who said they saw a male who was walking on the street pointing a handgun and firing multiple shots toward a black sedan that was driving alongside him on the road.

7th Annual Remembrance Walk

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — An organization that helps people fighting life-ending illnesses got some help of its own this weekend.

A balloon launch set the scene this morning at McDade Park in Scranton for the Annual Hospice Remembrance Walk.

Hundreds of participants sported bibs with their loved ones' names on them while taking a one-mile walk around the park pond.

Organizers say the turnout this year is the most yet in the seven-year history of the walk.

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