BR senior heading to West Point Prep
While much in the typical life of a high school senior has come to a standstill, one Blue Ridge senior received some news she had…
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Mountain View livestream glitches
The Mountain View School Board’s move to livestream the Monday, April 27, meeting glitched in allowing the pubic to access viewing. Members of the public,…
Commissioners plant oak tree for Arbor Day
In honor of Arbor Day, Susquehanna County Commissioners Elizabeth Arnold, Alan Hall and Judy Herschel planted an oak tree Friday, April 24, at the county…
Seamstresses step up as governor urges universal masking
Blue Ridge School District staffers don face masks while making school lunch deliveries to students. Before Gov. Tom Wolf urged Pennsylvania residents on Friday to…
Local clergy offer ways to celebrate at-home Easter
“For many Christians, this will be the first Easter they celebrate at home,” said Pastor Bob Kadlicek of Bridgewater Church. “It will be strange. But…
Cabot, Weinberg work to stock food pantries
Caring Community Food Pantry co-directors Donna Cicon (left) and Bonnie Yeisley (center) look over some of the food delivered to the Great Bend United Methodist…
Adversity breed benefits for wrestling program
Not unlike the current situation sometimes adversity breeds benefits. Nearly 14 years ago Wade Robinson found himself facing adversity. A truck accident on slippery winter…
COVID-19 case confirmed in county, March 26
The first confirmed positive case of COVID-19 in Susquehanna County was announced on Thursday, March 26, as the number of cases statewide rose to 1,687…
Celebrating with a birthday parade
Social distancing 10th birthday parade for Skylar Phonechanh in the Susquehanna area. With Skylar Phonechanh’s 10th birthday party cancelled because of COVID-19, her parents, along…
Temporary changes in place for Aging programs
The B/S/S/T Area Agency on Aging is continuing to provide services and meals to area residents, but with some changes temporarily in place in order…