Montrose grad recalls 9/11 Pentagon attack
A Montrose Area graduate who was working at the Pentagon during the September 11, 2001 attacks recalled his memories of that fateful day 16 years…
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Hundreds turn out for Out of Darkness Walk
Despite ominous clouds and chilly temperatures, more than 200 people participated in a suicide awareness and prevention event Saturday that included a walk around the…
19 complete SCCTC nursing program
The medical profession gained 19 new practical nurses on Friday at the Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center’s Practical Nursing Program Commencement. Receiving diplomas of…
Pastors, churches come together in ‘Sing for Texas’
Local pastors and their congregations are joining together Sunday, Sept. 17, to “Sing for Texas,” an effort to provide relief to the victims of Hurricane…
New Milford Borough says ‘no’ to beer sales
New Milford Borough Council held a second public hearing – a reconsideration of the request from Pump N Pantry to transfer a liquor license to…
Mountain View Elementary Principal charged with theft
Mountain View Elementary Principal Christine Kelly was arrested on theft charges Friday after school officials reported money had been missing from multiple school fundraisers and…
Summer ends with ‘Celebration’
The Friends of Salt Springs brought the unofficial end of summer to a festive close at the annual Salt Springs Celebration, held Saturday, Sept. 2….
Klein discusses BR’s School Resource Officer
Susquehanna County District Attorney Robert Klein discussed the addition of a School Resource Officer in the Blue Ridge School District at the Aug. 23 Salary…
Lee’s Furniture closes after 112 years
After 112 years in business, doors closed for the final time at Lee’s Furniture in Montrose on Friday, Aug. 25. “It’s bittersweet,” said owner Jay…
Black’s Store celebrates 50th year
In 1967 Barbara (Black) Corey and her mother, Helen Black purchased the general store in Hop Bottom, following the death of then-owner Anita Doncaster. “My…