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Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding today announced PA Farm Bill Farm-to-School Grants of $605,398 to 56 schools, school districts, and childhood education centers in 28 counties. Grants of up to $15,000

NANTICOKE — About nine days from turning 10, Abigail Blake modeled a new pair of frames for some new glasses, smiled and said she chose that model “because they…

100 years ago — 1923 Branchdale: The wedding of Annie Juristan and Joe Kamiel will take place on Saturday morning.

The Greater Nanticoke Area Elementary Center extends a heartfelt thank you to the GNA PTA and the United Way for their donations. The PTA recently donated a…

Navaeh Lee of Tunkhannock was crowned Wyoming County Fair Queen opening night of the fair, and five days later admitted it was what she dreamed of and more.

Getting to this day took a lot of planning after flooding damaged the Middle Senior High School in July.

Lackawanna Trail School Board gave the thumbs up Monday night to new student handbooks for the upcoming school year.

Mount Penn Borough officials are concerned about occupancy with the districts post-flooding plan, as the school year begins on Monday.

Troy Goodman says the Antietam School District has not been transparent about moving the middle and high students for the upcoming school year after flooding damaged their school in Lower

POTTSVILLE — Sarah E. Yoder gave up teaching math at Pottsville Area High School because she felt she could have a greater impact as a school administrator.