Yenser's Tree Farm spreads holiday cheer with 'Trees for Troops'
Yenser's Tree Farm spreads holiday cheer by donating Christmas trees to military families at Fort Stewart, Georgia.
Yenser's Tree Farm spreads holiday cheer by donating Christmas trees to military families at Fort Stewart, Georgia.
Maya Lupian, a beloved third grade student who was killed in the Stockton mass shooting, excelled in school and loved staying active.
The issue involves approximately 3 million glucose sensors in the U.S., about half of which are estimated to have already expired or been used, the company said.
William Penn was one of six districts that successfully sued the state over its school funding formula, but it has continued to struggle financially.
SELINSGROVE — D.J. Ernst Books is nearing its final chapter as the store namesake prepares to close the downtown Selinsgrove store after 50 years.
SUNBURY — On Giving Tuesday, The GIANT Company announced $60,000 in donations to local Salvation Army Corps and 3,000 hams to area hunger relief organizations.
LEWISBURG — Open Discourse Coalition announced the creation of the Voltaire Prize, a new award recognizing individuals who go above and beyond to advance the free exchange of ideas.Voltaire Prize is an opportunity to shine a light on the positive change happening in higher education and to celebrate champions of civil discourse.The governing board selected co-founder and CEO Charles Mitchell as the inaugural recipient in recognition of his long-standing commitment to civil discourse.“Charles has devoted himself to creating spaces where students feel empowered to listen, speak and truly enga
WATSONTOWN — The Watsontown Winter Wonderland will be held on Canal Street this weekend.
MIFFLINBURG — Camp Mount Luther is inviting people to an Advent Hike and a Christmas gathering Sunday.
LEWISBURG — The Public Library for Union County will host its first local author fair from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday in the library’s community room.Community members can meet the local writers and hear what inspires their work and explore a wide range of genres — from fiction and nonfiction to poetry and children’s literature — and immerse themselves in creative conversation, according to organizers.