DANVILLE — Two newly elected school directors officially joined the Danville Area School Board Wednesday evening, and two former directors were appointed to fill vacancies.
WILKES-BARRE TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Families laced up their skates for a big cause at a community event in our area. Hundreds of toys are now heading to local kids who need them most. 28/22 News reporter Brian Orbin takes us inside the event. The ice at Mohegan Arena is usually reserved for the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton [...]
Flames destroyed a garage and significantly damaged a home along Route 171 in Union Dale around 5 p.m. Wednesday, officials say.
For 20 years, Mohegan Arena has let folks skate on the ice as long as they donate a toy or $5 to Toys for Tots. This year, hundreds of toys were donated.
Anderson's death was announced in a statement that the dancer and choreographer wrote herself before her passing.
NORTHUMBERLAND — Borough council members in Northumberland adopted a $2.2 million 2026 budget with no tax increase at Tuesday night's meeting.
DANVILLE — The Danville Area Community Center will receive $1 million in federal funding for renovation and construction projects.
LEWISBURG — A second reassessment public meeting will be held Wednesday night at the Union County Government Center.Tyler Technologies, of Texas, will host the meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. at the government center, 155 N. 15th St., Lewisburg. The goal is to present information and answer questions about the county’s first reassessment since 2006.The county contracted with Tyler Technologies at $1,376,564 through Nov. 15, 2027, to conduct a reassessment of 17,647 parcels, including 1,100 commercial and more than 16,500 residential and agricultural parcels.
Three boys under the age of 5 already make for a stressful holiday season for Coty. Add to that the fact that he has until the end of December to find a new place to live, the Salvation Army’s Here. For Good. campaign relieves some stress during a hectic time.
A North Carolina man is in custody and awaits extradition back to Union County after being accused of stealing $101,000 from ATMs in Snyder, Union and Crawford counties using a technique called “jackpotting.”
