Editor’s Note: If you have additional information about any of the investigations listed below, contact the Pennsylvania State Police barracks at the following telephone numbers: Towanda, 570-265-2186; Tunkhannock, 570-836-2141; Gibson, 570-465 More...

Fred Wheaton, Wysox   More...

SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY   Deed Transfers  Terry M. and Robin Agnes Ridall to Terry M., Zeublon J., and Zackary B. Ridall in Auburn Township on Dec. 19.  More...

Contact Information   To contact the Bradford County Sheriff’s Office with information concerning these warrants, please call 570-265-1701 or stop in to the Sheriff’s Office at the Bradford County Courthouse, 301 Main Street, Towanda More...

Dear Editor,  The Wolf Administration is taking seriously its responsibility to care for the transportation assets used by Pennsylvanians every day.  Whether it’s improving pedestrian safety on a major corridor, resurfacing a rural ro More...

Dear Editor,  According to many officials in Washington DC, the economy in the United States is really taking off.  This may be true.  Maybe millions of people will be benefiting from the new tax bill.  However, who is being left More...

Dear Editor,  Is Antler Restriction (AR) the cause to the increasing the spread of Chronic Waste Disease (CWD)? Or is removal of AR the answer to whether CWD can be slowed, contained or stopped? More...

Residents living in and around Wyalusing can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line Screening.  Wyalusing Presbyterian Church, locat More...

Barbara King is shown above with sons, Mark (left) and Tom Jr. King is shown holding a citation received from State Rep. Tina Pickett and presented by Diane Elliott. On Saturday, Dec. More...

Last week’s eyes belonged to Lorraine Leljedal. We only received five calls, and two of them guessed Santa Claus, probably due to Lorraine wearing glasses. More...

Editors Note: This is the first part of a two-part article.  Diary entry: Feb. 15, 2010, “Woke up this morning by crows leaving their roost. Each year the rookery appears to be getting bigger.”  More...

DEAR ALICE: Why is it that today’s politicians don’t seem to have any morals or ethics?  — WONDERING IN WYSOX DEAR WOND: It’s because they haven’t figured out where they can buy them.  — ALICE  More...

The Salvation Army will hold their annual appreciation dinner on Jan. 20, held at the Towanda American Legion Post. Doors open at 11:30 a.m., meal at noon. Bell ringers, coordinators and the Leo Club are invited to attend. Spouses also invited. More...

Mobile blood drive on Friday, Jan. 5 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Pro- Care in Wyalusing. To schedule an appointment, call Heather at 570-746-0504.   More...

Monthly Breakfast at the Herrickville Fire Hall, Sunday, Jan. 28, from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. More...

Welcome to 2018.  We wish you, your family and friends a Happy, Healthy New Year.  The holidays are behind us and it is time to return to our routine.  The Ugly Quilt group is meeting Mondays at 8:30 a.m. More...

Happy New Year.  The Wyalusing Presbyterian Church (WPC) hopes everyone has had a good Christmas season, and that 2018 is happy, healthy and prosperous for you.  May each reader grow in the love and grace of God this year.  More...

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Tunkhannock, and Church of the Epiphany, Glenburn, begin a new ministry relationship in Jan. 2018. Rev. Lou Divis will remain as the pastor of St. Peter’s, and become the pastor of Church of the Epiphany. More...