Colonel Martin J. Kane retirement announced
Colonel Martin J. Kane recently retired following 37 years of combined service in the U.S. Marine Corps and Army National Guard. His final assignment was…
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Detective Nick Holliday returns in ‘A Dame to Die For’
Endless Mountains Theatre Company presents “A Dame to Die For,” an original, noir detective drama by local playwright David Schmidt, on Thursday, Dec. 8 and…
What’s Happening: Nov. 30 – Dec. 9
DEC. 1- 4 Christmas in Montrose. Events in and around Montrose, include bazaars, pop-up vendors, visit from Santa, free movie, s’mores station, Community Chorale concert,…
Christmas in Montrose returns, Dec. 1-4
Christmas in Montrose kicks off Thursday, Dec. 1, with pop-up stores and many other businesses with extended hours. The Montrose Area Chamber of Commerce is…
Mental health activist delivers message of survival, hope
“Are you okay?” “Is something wrong?” “Is there anything I can do to help you?” Those are words Kevin Hines wanted to hear as he…
Elk Lake reviewing comprehensive plan update
The Elk Lake School Board is reviewing a draft of the school district’s comprehensive plan for July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2020. The plan…
Scout brings ‘case for hope’
A local Eagle Scout candidate has organized a project to help rescue and rehabilitate children from sex slavery trafficking throughout the United States and in…
No findings in SCCTC audit
The Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center recently underwent a six-year financial aid audit. No findings, recommendations or suggestions resulted. Superintendent Ken Cuomo said, “It…
Election results
STATEWIDE WINNERS ARE DENOTED IN BOLD PRINT Susquehanna County vote totals – candidate names are followed by…
Briggs convicted of 1st degree murder
Twenty months after the murder of Roy Marvin in Great Bend Twp., a Susquehanna County jury returned verdict of first degree murder against Sarah Briggs….