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Thousands attend Sunbury Celebration at Persing complex - Vimarsana News

Thousands attend Sunbury Celebration at Persing complex

SUNBURY — Thousands of people were drawn to Persing Recreational Complex on Saturday for a day long Sunbury Celebration, featuring games and other amusements, crafts, food vendors, a dunk tank,

Flooding, damage, road closures: Which Pa. counties are impacted? - Vimarsana News

Flooding, damage, road closures: Which Pa. counties are impacted?

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

SpendHQ combines with Per Angusta: transaction overview - Vimarsana News

SpendHQ combines with Per Angusta: transaction overview

Spend Matters analysts react to the news of SpendHQ combining with Per Angusta, and what it will mean for the market as a whole

Body of an unidentified white male found in Susquehanna River south of Sunbury - Vimarsana News

Body of an unidentified white male found in Susquehanna River south of Sunbury

Body of an unidentified white male found in Susquehanna River south of Sunbury Updated Feb 27, 2021; SUNBURY-A body of an unidentified white male was found in the Susquehanna River south of Sunbury Saturday afternoon. State police say the investigation is ongoing but they have not released any information other than they were dispatched at 3:06 p.m. to a location in Upper Augusta Twp. Northumberland County Coroner James F. Kelly said he has not been briefed by those who were at the scene so he does not know the condition of the body. An autopsy will be scheduled, he said. Note to readers: if...

County awards $1.7 million in CARES funds - Vimarsana News

County awards $1.7 million in CARES funds

SUNBURY — The Northumberland County Commissioners on Thursday doled out more than $1.7 million in County Relief Block Grant (CRBG) funding through the federal CARES Act to municipalities, schools, businesses and nonprofit organizations. Commissioner Chair Sam Schiccatano said SEDA-COG accepted applications on behalf of the county from the entities applying for the funds. After SEDA-COG reviewed the applications to see if funding criteria was met, Schiccatano said the commissioners made the final decisions on how to award the funding. He noted that many municipalities received funding to ...