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DANVILLE — The Geisinger Nurse Residency Program recently expanded, with a total of eight hospitals now accredited through the American Nurses Credentialing Center.

Shipping gifts may cost you more this holiday season.

MIDDLEBURG — Before the sun rises on a recent September morning, Shade Mountain Winery and Vineyard employees Teresa and Brenda Martin don headlamps and head out into the field off Route 104 in Middleburg. In the dark, they begin cutting bunches of grapes from sturdy stems.

MONTOUR TWP. — Township residents expressed worries Thursday night about a...

BLOOMSBURG -- Through its lawyers, the Bloomsburg Fair says it is looking to secede from the town if council does not...

BLOOMSBURG -- A Berwick woman is accused of threatening to kill a pregnant caseworker and her baby after a Children...

BLOOMSBURG -- A third-generation, family-owned business has been walked all over for 50 years.
Well, at least its...

BLOOMSBURG -- A town woman was charged with driving drunk after she struck a parked truck with her car on West Third...

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— A historic building in Lackawanna County is getting new life.

City Hall in Scranton underwent significant upgrades.

The stained glass windows have been replaced throughout the building, along with roof tiles and repairs to mortar joints.

It was a 14-month process that cost $4.8 million, with $1.5 million coming from Pennsylvania's Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program and a portion of Scranton's American Rescue Plan Act funds.

ARCHBALD, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Another clash over the future of energy in northeastern Pennsylvania, this time in Archbald. The borough council voted on an amendment to its zoning ordinance for data centers.

The proposal failed, a decision that pleased many residents but frustrated the zoning board.28/22's Avery Nape was at the meeting Friday night to learn why the change drew so much opposition.

"We are not going anywhere. We will continue to fight for you to save our community from these that see profit instead of people," Geralyn Esposito of Archbald said.