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…
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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…
County brings on outside legal counsel
Facing lawsuits regarding the award of the general contracting bid for the public safety building and the suit filed by the Trump campaign regarding mail-in…
Montrose Area opting for hybrid reopening
The Montrose Area School District pivoted away from its plan for a full reopening this fall, as the board gave its nod Monday night to a preliminary plan that calls for a hybrid option that blends in-person and remote instruction.
Susquehanna County Summer Staycation: Susquehanna, Lanesboro & Oakland
Summer vacation looks a bit different this year with many people canceling travel plans. The Susquehanna County Independent & Weekender invite you to take advantage…
WW2 vet’s ID tag returns home
George Hunter served with the G Company 394 Infantry 99th Division in World War II and was awarded the Bronze Star for his service. “Our…
Police shoot man brandishing rifle
Police shot a Susquehanna man pointing a rifle at them Monday morning, July 20, on a rural road in Great Bend Township at the site…
Blue Ridge chooses hybrid plan for reopening
After hashing out a number of potential scenarios and discussing potential pros and cons of each option, the Blue Ridge Board of Education adopted its…
US Judge orders case against county to trial
A United States District Court Judge has ordered that four counts lodged against the county by a former employee will head to trial. US District…