SusqCo Staycation
Summer vacation looks a bit different this year with many people canceling travel plans. The Susquehanna County Independent & Weekender invite you to take advantage…
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County breaks ground for public safety building
Nearly two decades ago, a public safety building in the county was merely wishful thinking. About eight years ago, plans started to take shape to…
Keller sits down with EMHS for health care talk
Congressman Fred Keller (R-12th) sat down with Endless Mountains Health Systems representatives on Monday to discuss issues facing rural hospitals. EMHS CEO Loren Stone provided…
Woman charged in Oakland Twp. boyfriend’s murder
Police say an Oakland Township woman shot her boyfriend in the back of the head in the bedroom of the Turnpike Street residence they shared….
Youth livestock auction goes virtual
With the cancellation of the 2020 Harford Fair due to COVID-19 concerns, a local group sprang into action to provide local 4-H members and the…
GSHPA votes to not sell Camp Archbald
After a two-and-a-half-year fight, a group opposed to the sale of a century-old Susquehanna County Girl Scout Camp welcomed news that any sale plans have…
Lack of survey response jeopardizes Chenango St., Montrose sidewalk project
A lack of survey responses from Chenango Street property owners in Montrose may force the borough council to abandon plans to replace those sidewalks. Montrose…
Rep. Keller holds virtual town hall
As U.S. Rep. Fred Keller (R-12) took to the phone and livestream Thursday for a virtual COVID-19 town hall, many who were able to get…
PIAA offers return-to-play options
MECHANICSBURG — “Protect yourself, protect others, protect the season.” Dr. Robert A. Lombardi echoed that quote during a Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletics Association (PIAA) Board of…
Judge expedites mail-in voting lawsuit
A lawsuit seeking to change the way the state handles mail-in ballots filed by the campaign seeking to reelect President Donald J. Trump has been…