Former sheriff recalled for professionalism
Carl Zawatski died Thursday at 79. He last worked for the county as a deputy sheriff.
Web site matches drivers with riders
Rides2Work.com launched in September and more than 500 people in region using it.
Almost picture perfect
Blessed with good weather, event set records on two of its four days, president says.
Hundreds step up to aid mentally ill
T-shirts at Wilkes-Barre event stress ‘Recovery’ as walkers demonstrate their support.
Thompson encourages King's grads
‘Do what you love,’ journalist says. Nearly 500 students receive diplomas at the arena on Sunday.
New machines zap VA hospital room infections
IRiS sterilizes rooms with UV light to keep germs at bay. Eight devices cost almost $1 million.
Neighbor's dogs ruined life, Darling St. man says
Ben Card says he can’t tend to his garden in Wilkes-Barre for fear of being attacked.
Multitude of hits from 1950s and 1960s please crowd
The latest installment of Joe Nardone’s popular doo-wop series plays the Kirby Center.
Races seem more like cakewalks
County ballots bare for many township
supervisor, borough and city council seats.
Vet's long mission: Win benefits
After a 15-year struggle, Navy man receives his first check
New scandals not like Watergate, Bernstein says
Reporter who covered Nixon scandal was
commencement speaker.
LifeSmarts team ends in 3rd spot nationally
Dallas High squad competed in Atlanta in “the ultimate consumer challenge.”
Wilkes graduation traditions return
Commencement returns to campus and reintroduces the use of bagpipers.
378 earn degrees from Misericordia
‘Don’t leave this place playing safe,’ university’s grads told.
Watchdog under fire
County controller’s attorney finds it ‘curious’ state AG filed charges
four days before primary election
Griffith's situation elicits little empathy in courthouse
Some say the headline-grabbing
controller is getting a taste of his own medicine.
Union: Bus drivers not to blame for miscounts
Transit workers pin trouble on inadequate training from LCTA officials.
Degree in hand, so now what?
College seniors enroll in graduate or volunteer programs to delay job hunt.
Ciavarella's wife files for divorce
The couple, married for 35 years, separated before ex-judge’s corruption trial.
Report: NEPA economy is turning around
Annual assessment of region will be released and discussed at a forum Thursday.
Treasury aware of IRS probe during Obama's '12 campaign
Congressional inquiry Friday draws apologies, but fails to soothe riled Republicans.





































