Bradford County

FFA, formerly Future Farmers of America, membership is at a record high nationwide, and at the Pennsylvania Farm Show, students from Northeast and Central Pennsylvania learn about the importance of agriculture.

Photojournalist and WVIA News Contributor Aimee Dilger takes a look back at 2024 in photos.

Rural Pennsylvania’s 2024 was punctuated by lawsuits over environmental issues. Municipalities, residents and developers all seem to be asking, ‘How do we protect the environment while not interfering with economic growth?’

After a long battle, the Bradford County Library is losing 30% of its funding for 2025. That's a smaller loss than the commissioners' earlier proposed 50% cut, but library staff are figuring out how to keep the library open with such a significant cut. WVIA's Isabela Weiss was there for the commissioners' meeting. She explains what the library does next.

Maternal and Family Health Services (MFHS) is leading a regional maternal health coalition that will aim to identify gaps in maternal healthcare and implement tangible solutions over three years.

The Bradford County Library (BCL) loses 30% of its funding for 2025 – a merciful loss compared to commissioners’ proposed 50% cut earlier this year.

Independent shop owners around Northeast Pennsylvania who offer unique or niche goods and services look to welcome shoppers on day aimed at promoting America's small businesses.

Bradford County Commissioners and the Friends of the Bradford County Library are locked in a battle over the library’s budget, hours and even its collection. Most recently, the commissioners unveiled a 50 percent budget cut and unexpectedly fired the library’s interim director.WVIA’s Isabela Weiss has been following all of the back and forth, spending quite a bit of time in Bradford County. She came back to the WVIA studio to catch us up on Morning Edition.

Over the last week, Bradford County Commissioners unveiled plans to slash the Bradford County Library’s budget by nearly 50% and fired its interim director. Now, the library’s citizens’ group is struggling to keep the library’s doors open.

After a puzzling four days, the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records confirmed that Former Canton Borough Manager Amy Seeley did not tell OOR Administrative Staff that she is still the borough’s open record officer.