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The Scranton Area Community Foundation held a ribbon cutting and opening ceremony for its new headquarters at the historic Century Club in the city. The Scranton family helped form both organizations.

Study manager Steve Barber outlined the potential trail during a public meeting Wednesday evening in Jessup. He warned against thinking the trail would happen soon. The project will need permission from landowners, an operator and money for a more detailed study and construction

The Lackawanna Historical Society's updated downtown Scranton walking tour booklet features new information about the city's historical buildings and is also available in Spanish.

WVIA's Kat Bolus sits down with Roger DuPuis to discuss his recent story about a collaboration between a University of Scranton communications class and the Gino J. Merli Veterans' Center in Scranton.

The 570Day Committee received a proclamation from Wilkes-Barre Mayor George Brown making May 7 a holiday in the city. The annual event celebrates the region within the 570 area code.

Lackawanna County is developing a boomerang-shaped park along the Lackawanna River in downtown Scranton. Construction is set for spring 2026.

Pennsylvania is investing in outdoor recreation, including trails. In Northeast Pennsylvania many organizations are working separately and together to provide opportunities for local communities and the people who live in them.

Keystone College in La Plume Twp. is rebuilding after a year of uncertainty. The 157-year old institution, situated between Lackawanna and Wyoming counties, is a small private nonprofit college that serves a diverse population of students.

A century ago this year Schuylkill County could claim the top team in the NFL — briefly. Borys Krawczeniuk talks with Roger DuPuis about that championship season and how the title was swiftly stripped.

WVIA News reporters Roger DuPuis and Kat Bolus talk about new developments for the historic St. Luke's Episcopal Church and Scranton City Hall.