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Photos by Rick Hiduk (Exclusive to EndlessMtnLifestyles.com readers) The former Fentons Clothing Store building on East Main Street in Dushore was reopened last night as Pealer Hall, a community gathering space. Guests at the event included long-time and former business owners from the borough, including the Fentons; former and currentContinue Reading

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Courtroom 1 at the Susquehanna County Courthouse at Montrose was barely recognizable last Wednesday with scaffolding in place for renovations that should be completed by early January. Susquehanna County commissioners (above, from left) Betsy Arnold, MaryAnn Warren and Alan Hall inspect the progress of renovations. Changes to the floor planContinue Reading

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Photos and story by Rick Hiduk (Also published in Holiday Living) ‘Christmas in Our Hometown’ has a solid track record in that the two-day, family-friendly event conducted by the Tunkhannock Business & Professional Association (TBPA) has become a tradition in its own rite. Thousands of residents and visitors from milesContinue Reading

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The crew selling pies at the Bridgewater Baptist Church last week included (from left) Keith, Guy, Jen, Jonah, and Olivia Ely and Nate Easley. Proceeds from the annual pie sale benefits a variety of charities that help children in need and their families. Story and photo by Rick Hiduk (AlsoContinue Reading

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The flags at the Susquehanna County courthouse in Montrose were already feeling the winds of change this morning, as balmy breezes led to showers. Temperatures will tumble overnight with a high-wind-warning in effect through Thanksgiving Day. Photos and Weather synopsis by Rick Hiduk (exclusive to EndlessMtnLifestyles.com readers) Temperatures will beContinue Reading

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Submitted Article Seeking to provide Susquehanna County with further indoor recreational opportunities along with youth focused programs, Rep. Jonathan Fritz (R-Susquehanna/Wayne) announced that the Susquehanna County Recreational Center was awarded $11,250 by the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED). “I am pleased to see that the Susquehanna County RecreationContinue Reading