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The hearing will take place at Pittston Area High School, 5 Stout St., Yatesville on Wednesday. Registration will begin at 4:30 p.m., with plans on display for public viewing. Public testimony is scheduled to be taken from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
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Common Ground Ministries started its 'Garden of Eating' in Carbon County this year to feed its food pantry recipients and create a model for other organizations.
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R.J. Corman Railroad Co. and the Reading & Northern Railroad agreed to settle R.J. Corman's lawsuit over the sale of Luzerne County's tracks, meaning $7 million in cash for the county.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Tuesday that SendCutSend will invest $63 million in Pennsylvania, with a new operation in Pittston Twp.
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As the new president of Wilkes University, James Cousins brings a love for history, while preparing to lead the Luzerne County school into a future of stability, transparency and growth.
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U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick hosted a fentanyl roundtable with state, local and federal officials including U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche Monday at the Luzerne County courthouse.
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The OurHAIR initiative, started by Community Care Behavioral Health Organization, trains hair and beauty professionals on the basics of mental health and substance use disorder, including where to send clients for help when they need it beyond the listening ear of their braider or barber.
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The OurHAIR initiative, started by Community Care Behavioral Health Organization, trains hair professionals on the basics of mental health, including where to send clients for help when they need it beyond the listening ear of their braider or barber.
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Today, meet a husband and wife coaching duo on the soccer field in the latest Beyond the Scoreboard. And the Archbald community learned more about a proposed data center campus this week - but many residents remain skeptical.
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Theatrical haunted house Gravestone Manor returns for its 26th season with a new, original production, "Bloodbound." Proceeds benefit the United Way of Wyoming Valley.