Sordoni Vies for District 44 Judge Seat
Paid for by Friends of Nina Sordoni Attorney Nina Sordoni of Exeter Township is seeking the office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the 44th Judicial District. In 2023, the state assessed caseloads across the Commonwealth and determined that Wyoming and Sullivan counties needed a second judge.Continue Reading
Heritage Region to Host Variety of River Adventures This Year
The EMHR’s Youth Heritage Sojourn from July 10 to 12 is one of two youth-oriented paddles planned this year. The first will cover 33 river miles from Sugar Run in Bradford County (top) to West Falls in Wyoming County. A 12-mile stretch of the Susquehanna River from Oakland Township to HallsteadContinue Reading
Donated Bikes Top Prizes in Meshoppen Egg Hunt
Wyatt Smith of Meshoppen (top) decided that the bike he won at the egg hunt is a bit too small for him, so he is giving it to his younger brother, Connor (not pictured). Paula Caines of Meshoppen (above) was the big winner in the 13 and Up age group. SheContinue Reading
Closing of Susquehanna County Jail a Done Deal
Maria White of PA One Call (second from left) holds a proclamation citing April as Safe Digging Month in Susquehanna County signed by county commissioners (from left) Bob McNamara, Alan Hall, and Dave Darrow. Story and Photo by Rick Hiduk (originally published in the Rocket-Courier) The official meeting of theContinue Reading
Community Organization Greets First-Day Anglers at Forkston
Selling food and beverages to those fishing around Creekside Junction Park on April 5 were (above, from left) Ed and Sarah Rhinard, and Faye, Ava and Kyle Ziegler. Andy Steffy of Tunkhannock (below) tries his luck on opening day of trout season on the North Fork of Mehoopany Creek at Forkston.Continue Reading
Gas Companies Help Energize Susquehanna County Ag Day
An energetic quartet preparing for pie tasting included (top, from left) Shannon Brooks from Expand Energy, Tammy Bonnice from Williams Companies, Susquehanna County Tourism Promotion director Staci Wilson, and Bonnie Morris from Coterra Energy. Guests at Ag Day on March 21 (above) enjoyed a free, catered ham and macaroni and cheeseContinue Reading
18th NEPA Bluegrass Festival to Offer Much More Than Music
The Firewater Tent Revival will leave behind the balmy climes of Florida for the fresh air of northeast Pennsylvania to debut at this year’s NEPA Bluegrass Festival. They will play twice during the four-day event, including bringing down the curtain on the Progressive Stage in Lazy Brook Park on SaturdayContinue Reading
New Location Suits Annual Susquehanna County Ag Day Event
Winners of the pie baking contest at Ag Day included (top, from left) Ava Hughes, Willow Borove, Fay Townsend, Holly Klim, and Amanda Voll. Amanda’s pie is held by her mother, Brenda. Also not pictured is pie winner Kathleen Borove. Penn State Extension, which coordinated Ag Day again this year, hadContinue Reading
Legislators Hear Concerns of Farm Bureau Members at Meeting on Ag Day
Legislators who made up the panel to address concerns of the Susquehanna County Farm Bureau on March 21 included (above, from left) Susquehanna County commissioner Dave Darrow, state Rep. Jonathan Fritz, state Sen. Lisa Baker, commissioner Alan Hall, U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser, and commissioner Bob McNamara. Story and photo byContinue Reading
Animal Shelter Faces Serious Scaling Back or Closure
Among those who invite the public to get more involved with True Friends Animal Welfare Shelter are (clockwise, from top) advisory board president Tom Chamberlain, board member Linda Lee (holding Badger), assistant manager Lexi Hemenway (holding Alexa), and True Friends board president Anna McNamara. Story and photo by Rick HidukContinue Reading