Area priest charged with public lewdness
Radio host urges LCCC grads to excel
College's 45th annual commencement Thursday includes lots of inspiration.
Pittston Area's budget draft has shortfall
District considering tax increase, school closure to meet upcoming expenses.
Laflin faces 2nd suit related to police force
One case settled; new suit contends officer terminated for testimony in first.
Some local scout leaders, activist say decision a good step
Decision by national organization to maintain ban on gay adults is criticized.
Judges grant preservation of votes in Pittston area DJ race
Alexandra Kokura files an emergency petition to preserve results until today’s official canvassing.
Crash kills emergency responder
Tunkhannock EMT suffers fatal injuries in crash on way to emergency scene.
Prosecutors must give up Selenski's health data
Judge rules prosecuting attorneys were not entitled to mental health records.
Amnesty offered to owers of unemployment funds
Pa. will waive portion of
interest, penalties this
summer for those who owe.
Lawsuit filed against Wyoming to continue
Ex-zoning officer Larry Selenski’s case to proceed after failed mediation.
Where nothing beats the smiles
Smiles, high-fives, award ribbons and colorful shirts abound at annual event for students with special needs
County court advertises three openings
Extensive restructuring requires deputy administrators: Fiscal, human resources and specialty court.
369 jobs are set for Humboldt
American Eagle Outfitters to construct a 1 million-square-foot facility
Rotunda was place to be election night after county site crashes
Site with tallies went down when too many tried to view it at the same time, officials say.
DRC grads tout program success
Fifty-two people complete county program aimed at helping some offenders turn around their lives.
Scholarship winners recognized by LIU
This year’s winners were
Kassandra Edmonds, Hailey Ann Williams and Kyle Smith.
Bednar proves she's no pushover
Controller candidate credits her win over political veteran to grassroots campaigning.
Hazleton rejects customer-specific parking zones
Certain council members raise concerns about plan’s impact on parking meter revenue.
Bids for Sterling solicited
Proposals to raze landmark will be taken until June 18, when bids will be read aloud.







































