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November 12, 2023
Prices this holiday season should be around the same, if not less than what consumers experienced at the same time last year, according to experts in the field.
August 22, 2023
BETHEL — The planning board met Wed., August 9. Present were: Chair Cheri Thurston, Vice Chair, Laurie Winsor, and board members: Carolyn Dunn, Bob Everett, Jodi Everett and Jim Bennett. Member Mitchell Benedict was absent. The board approved four permits. Following a prior site walk on July 27, Cross Excavation at 684 West Bethel Road, […]
May 31, 2023
Times sure have changed since 1969. But if there was one constant in Palmerton from then until now, it was the presence of Bob’s Floral Shop. Even after all these years, the business managed to stand...
May 28, 2023
With warmer weather, the number of boats and other watercraft on Mahoning Valley waterways is increasing. A recent survey shows recreational boating supports
May 28, 2023
With warmer weather, the number of boats and other watercraft on Mahoning Valley waterways is increasing. A recent survey shows recreational boating suppo
October 7, 2022
Bob’s Everett has served free meals to Casino Road Kids Ministries for over five years!
August 22, 2022
Visitors, residents and Echo camera club members captured amazing photos of the Red Arrows
March 2, 2022
Mayor Joel Day and Service Director Greg Popham presented certificates of commendation to Bob Everett and Brian Klopfer.
January 11, 2022
A FORMER gym in Eastleigh is being torn down amid an uncertain future for the site.
July 15, 2021
BETHEL — Last week, selectmen agreed to extend outdoor seating for area businesses until November 1. Brian Simpson, who owns Butcher Burger restaurant, spoke on behalf of other businesses requesting for an extension, including Steam Mill Brewing and the Modern Barn. Both Steam Mill and Modern Barn had employees or owners were present at the meeting. Simpson said he thinks most people in the community feel safe and noted that no one at the meeting was masked, but that many people from away do ...