Kat Bolus | WVIA News
Community ReporterKat Bolus is the community reporter for the newly-formed WVIA News Team. She is a former reporter and columnist at The Times-Tribune, a Scrantonian and cat mom.
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Eight artists including a mid-century modern furniture designer, Native American painter and a sculptor of coal are joining eight musical acts from polka to rock in the Luzerne County Arts & Entertainment Hall of Fame inaugural class. -
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and New Jersey Transit Authority are signing on to support the Pennsylvania Northeast Regional Railroad Authority’s application to fund the Lackawanna Cut-off train.
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Local nonprofits are among individuals, businesses, colleges and universities and even state offices across PA and the country who are producing podcasts.
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Employees with diverse abilities alongside trained baristas greeted a long line of customers on Monday, March 13, at Pittston's newest coffee shop.
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The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission began filling the commonwealth's waters with trout last month.
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An intensive 10-month-long workforce development program is now enrolling its third cohort of students. The program for Lackawanna and Luzerne County residents is free of charge.
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The Jewish holiday Purim began at sundown on Monday. It celebrates a story from the Hebrew Bible’s Book of Esther.
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Pennsylvania’s Director of Outdoor Recreation visited the Scranton Running Company and Cedar Bicycle to find out what makes the outdoor businesses in Scranton successful.
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Amateur radio operators and professionals will connect in-person and over the air waves with people from all over the world during a two-day conference in Scranton.
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Of the $1 million dollars awarded by the state in Hunger Free Campus grants, six colleges and universities in Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania received a total of $200,000 to address student hunger and food insecurity.
