Mifflinburg man charged with...
MIFFLINBURG — A Mifflinburg man smashed a phone containing a recording of him allegedly attacking his wife, according to the Mifflinburg Police Department.
MIFFLINBURG — A Mifflinburg man smashed a phone containing a recording of him allegedly attacking his wife, according to the Mifflinburg Police Department.
The 9:57 Project’s mission traces its origins back to the heroic and historic actions that occurred aboard United Airlines Flight 93, beginning at 9:57 a.m., on Sept. 11, 2001.
SUNBURY — A Danville man incarcerated at the Northumberland County Jail is pleading his innocence, saying he was at the wrong place at the wrong time and wants to clear his name.
LEWISBURG — People living with Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative disorders, their families and care partners are invited to attend the Neuro Wellness Resource Fair on Sept. 12, at the Lewisburg YMCA at The Miller Center.
“Like what you do, and then you will do your best.”
LEWISBURG — A Millmont man who previously was convicted of felony robbery was charged with illegally possessing firearms and operating a marijuana-growing operation at his home, according to state police.
Everyone has a story, and if yours involves challenges you could use some help with, consider attending The Story Tour on Sept. 10 at the Revival Tabernacle in Watsontown.
It has been an amazing week of time away for this pastor. So many people stepped up to help with faith community obligations — something not unusual, but still hard to accept — and to help with family obligations, too, which was even harder to accept.
If you have lived in Pennsylvania for any time, you have probably been to a fair. Many people enjoy the variety of displays at the fair, particularly the horticulture, agriculture, and arts and crafts sections.
Following a statewide Zoom call between Pennsylvania Department of State Deputy Secretary Jonathan Marks and several elections and county leaders Thursday morning regarding a Supreme Court decision and its potential impact on mail-in voting, Snyder County officials decided to take action.