MOUNT CARMEL — Mount Carmel Area School District is urging parents to speak with their children about the importance of not making threats following an incident on social media.
SHAMOKIN DAM — Vietnam Veteran Jack Minnier, of Shamokin Dam, a former adjutant of the Sunbury American Legion Post 201, quite by accident, while cleaning out a storage unit in the legion building a few years ago, discovered a box that contained a scrapbook of 100-year-old World War I newspaper clippings.
{div class=”page” title=”Page 1”}{div class=”section”}{div class=”layoutArea”}{div class=”column”}LEWISBURG — The artwork of Simonne Roy will be on display throughout October in Gallery 255 at the Public Library for Union County in Lewisburg.
DANVILLE — With a waitlist of around 80 people at any given time, The Meadows at Maria Joseph Manor is serving an evident community need by adding 17 units to the complex.
MIFFLINBURG — A Millmont woman sentenced to two to four years in state prison for stealing more than half a million dollars from a Centre County municipality is accused of stealing $50,000 from the Mifflinburg American Legion to support her gambling addiction, according to the Mifflinburg Police Department.
LEWISBURG — Union and Snyder counties are following the downward trend of crime rates across Pennsylvania.
DANVILLE — Motorists are advised of overnight lane restrictions next week on Route 11 in Danville Borough for paving.
MANDATA — The Dollar General Literacy Foundation on Tuesday awarded Line Mountain Elementary School a $3,000 grant to support its youth literacy program.
The road will stay closed through Oct. 30, but that isn't stopping visitors from checking out the migration.
BERWICK, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — When you think of the Bloomsburg Fair, the sights, the sounds, and the smells are usually the first things that come to mind. But, the fair looks much different this year through the eyes of Berwick native Fred Fausnaught Jr., because this will likely be his last. Fred has stage four lung cancer, and it's spreading.
He and his wife, Stacey, wanted to attend the fair one more time, but money was a big concern.After catching wind of their story, the Bloomsburg Fair board gave the couple the VIP treatment, free of charge.
