Boyd Station News Today

Susquehanna Valley communities will benefit from $157,402,740 of funding from the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Pennsylvania’s rural patchwork always dazzles the eye in late summer with a full range of greens and browns, but this year, in our area, a new color has appeared. Patches

Several inches of rain fell across central and eastern parts of the state on Sunday.

RUSH TWP. — A fire that broke out at Boyd Station processing plant shortly before 7 p.m. on Thursday evening was quickly extinguished, according to South Side Fire Department Chief John Stassel.

At $100,000 per acre, the land purchase will cost the county close to $3.2 million.

A mailman in Berry, Kentucky is working to spread joy through photos he captures on his main routes.

The photos rural postman Mark "Pappy" Bradford takes with his phone along his 92-mile route have been discovered, with two upcoming shows of his work.

Bushrangers were people who decided to take up robberies under arms. Ben Hall, who was a bushranger, decided to do things quite differently.

Firefighters pulled an unconscious woman and four kittens from a trailer early Monday after using a watering can to douse a fire on the front porch of a Briar Creek Manor home.Reliance firefighters Dan Crispell and Steve Hampton found the resident, Sheri Bingaman, unconscious in the trailer at 4:30 a.m.

RUSH TWP. — A rail expansion at the Boyd Station soybean processing facility should be completed by February, company officials say. In January, the soybean processing business learned it had won a $2.6 million grant to fund the railway expansion. The project will include the construction of four new tracks and installation of commodity handling equipment for the plants,