{div class=”page” title=”Page 1”}{div class=”section”}{div class=”layoutArea”}{div class=”column”}LEWISBURG — Lewisburg will celebrate Arbor Day on April 24 by holding a ceremonial tree planting.
NORTHUMBERLAND — For Pastor Megan Millard, the closing of Christ United Church isn’t just the end of a congregation; it feels like a death.
As part of the Weis Center for the Performing Art’s year-long Trees Series, the Orchestra of Indigenous Instruments and New Technologies will present “Hidden Sounds of the Americas,” at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Bucknell University, 1 Dent Drive, Lewisburg.
HARRISBURG — Gov. Josh Shapiro signed three executive orders Wednesday to protect people with disabilities and autism, one of which intends to limit personal data collection amid reports last year of a potential federal autism registry.
HARRISBURG — State representatives cast a near-unanimous vote in support of legislation proposing to eliminate indemnification clauses in new construction contracts.
The filing comes as the American beef industry faces a supply crisis of historic proportions.
Tanya Stehler is fighting for her life and hoping a stranger will step up the way her mom did two decades ago.
Martin Wrobel of Ashland lost his hearing at two years old but it isn't stopping him from becoming a successful athlete in baseball and wrestling
Court documents say the flight attendant “negligently interfered” with the fire sprinklers, causing the system to activate and discharge water.
The concert series returns for its 8th year in July.
