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GREENVILLE — Community leaders and elected officials discussed rural Pennsylvania’s projected population change during a public hearing Wednesday at Thiel College and streamed live online.

Representatives from the Seneca Highlands Career and Technical Center traveled to Williamsport on Friday to compete in the District 6 Skills USA competition at the Pennsylvania College of Technology.

PORT ALLEGANY — A skilled workforce and access to technical training were two topics of discussion during a Wednesday morning public hearing addressing issues facing rural Pennsylvania.

These two were well ahead of the rest of the family. Dad explained he was excited to, “just get out of the house,” as they rode their bikes up the

Keleigh Arrington is an active Junior at Savannah State University majoring in mass communications with a concentration in journalism. After she fell in love with the campus, she decided to

The year 2023 began with stories about weather and it ends with stories about weather. As the year comes to a close, heres a look back at a selection of

Having a servant’s heart means not only putting others’ needs ahead of our own but also serving with the right motivation.

At the request of Lynchburg Police, the Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigations Appomattox Field Office is investigating a non-fatal officer-involved shooting that took place Nov. 10, 2023.

After working over the last several months, the Caswell County Tourism Development Authority (CCTDA) unveiled the brand and website for marketing and promoting Caswell County. This involves a new website,

The Gunn Memorial Public Library and Caswell Friends of the Library will host a traveling exhibit from November 6 through January 26. The exhibit, “African American Musicians of North Carolina,”