Residents of Oakwood Trailer Park in Tunkhannock Township were among the victims of a recent crime spree that sent investigators all around Wyoming County. (Google maps) By Rick Hiduk (Also posted at www.RocketCourier.com)  Three vehicles stolen over the course of four days in March, as well as a break-in atContinue Reading

The painting Rainy Spring Evening on Route 29 by Michelle Thomas typifies the works that art enthusiasts will find on the Spring 2018 NBat tour and was chosen as the cover photo for the event brochure.  Submitted Article Each season, the North Branch Art Trail presents an opportunity for localsContinue Reading

A brilliant sunrise this morning was captured by Janie Stabinsky over Chamberlain Pond (top) and Debbie Kintner over the Susquehanna River (above), both in Wyoming County. General cloudiness and a few snowflakes followed through noon. Everybody is anxious to experience some warmer days, and they are certainly on the wayContinue Reading

Submitted Article “I want something growing in my soil 365 days of the year.”  This is what more and more farmers say as they look into how soil functions, and maximizing days with living roots is foundational.  This is why the Bradford County Conservation District (BCCD) is bringing a newContinue Reading

Submitted Article Rep. Jonathan Fritz (Susquehanna/Wayne) wishes to ensure residents of the 111th Legislative District that amid the public battle over Pennsylvania’s congressional map, the Commonwealth’s state House districts are not impacted. With implementation of the PA Supreme Court’s newly enacted congressional map, the only representation change is at the federalContinue Reading

Submitted Article For local residents who have not yet been able to attend one of Rep. Tina Pickett’s (Bradford/Sullivan/Susquehanna) popular concealed carry seminars or those wanting a refresher, she will host the next one at the Wyalusing Fire Hall on Wednesday, April 25, from 6 to 8 pm. “Now more than ever,Continue Reading

Wyoming County EMA director Gene Dziak (not pictured) and Housing & Redevelopment Authority grants administrator Lisa Hahn (above) attended the April 2 meeting of the Meshoppen Borough Council to provide an update on a $1.5 million buyout of numerous flood-prone structures in the town. Photos and Stories by Rick HidukContinue Reading