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LEWISBURG — Students from Company C of Bucknell University’s Management 101 course have chosen to partner with the DIG Furniture Bank of Milton, a local nonprofit organization that “restores dignity and promotes stability by redirecting gently used furniture and household items to local families in need at no cost.”To support the DIG community, students created Cultivating DIGnity. The group will move tools and equipment to the new repair room, inventory supplies and identify needed tools and equipment, and create a new space for donation drop-offs.

WATSONTOWN — The Harry C. Mathias Sr. Charitable Foundation on Friday approved fall grants totaling $6,500 to various local organizations.

COGAN STATION, LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A heavy machinery accident left one man dead in Lycoming County. According to the Lycoming County Coroner's Office, they were called to Pleasant Valley Road in Cogan Station after the owner of Taylor Trucking Company, 70-year-old Arnold Taylor, became entangled in the conveyor belt of a machine that crushes [...]

There may be a penny shortage, but that doesn't necessarily mean your one-cent coins are super valuable.

PLAINS TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Officials say a water main break in Plains Township that impacted about 100 customers has been repaired. According to Susan Turcmanovich, spokesperson for Pennsylvania American Water, the 10-inch main in the 100 block of Miller Street in Miner's Mill was broken for several hours on Saturday. Pennsylvania American Water [...]

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Police are searching for a man facing charges related to firearm and substance possession. According to a release from the City of Scranton Police Department, Joshua Feliciano was charged with multiple counts for possessing firearms as a felon and a possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. Following a [...]

News of his death comes not long after he was hospitalized in Tennessee after struggling to breathe, following the cancellation of his tour after an alleged assault.

A single ticket matched all six numbers for the $980 million jackpot, and state law allows the winner to stay completely anonymous.

It's the largest ever single payout in Georgia history.

Here's where the winning ticket was sold.