The father and sons team of (top, from right) Mike, Evan and Adam Biro are credited for transferring the Historic Tunkhannock Walking Tour brochure into a phone-friendly mobile app. Adam (above, right) shows the app to Wyoming County Commissioner Ron Williams. Photos and Story by Rick Hiduk Representatives from theContinue Reading

Wyoming County Prison Board members at the July 11 meeting included (clockwise, from front, left) Solicitor Paul Litwin III, Commissioners Judy Mead, Tom Henry and Ron Williams, Chief Clerk Bill Gaylord, Sheriff Ned Sherman, District Attorney Jeff Mitchell, Warden Ken Repsher, Judge Russell Shurtleff and (not pictured) Public Defender StephenContinue Reading

Pictured with Rep. Karen Boback are (above, from left) Wyoming County Detective David Ide, Tunkhannock Area High School Principal Greg Ellsworth and Tunkhannock Area High School Vice Principal Todd Bosscher. Submitted Article Rep. Karen Boback (Lackawanna/Luzerne/Wyoming) will be holding her annual senior expo on Friday, July 28, from 10 am to 2Continue Reading

The Wyoming County Players pose for their upcoming production of “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.” Pictured in the front row are Jacob Robinson, Sarah Brown, Saige Kleyman, Paul DeGroat, Edward Baumeister and Julia Risitano. Middle row is Angel Trowbridge, Danielle Perone, Wendy Kleyman, Coral Kleyman, Theresa Caines, Gina Perone, Molly Goodwin, Will Hagenbuch, IgorContinue Reading

The Dietrich Theater’s 3rd Annual Summer Fest, a feast of 23 foreign and independent movies, begins on Friday, July 14 and continues for three weeks, ending Thursday, August 3.  Amid the blockbuster movies of the summer come the movies with stories of love, adventure, discovery, and this year, many films all about our humanityContinue Reading

Laceyville’s Oldest House (above) will host a Grand Reopening from Friday to Sunday, July 14, 15, and 16. After several months of repairs to the structure it is ready to open again for special events and weekend tours. The supporting sills of the house were replaced and, as is often theContinue Reading

Representatives serving counties in the Endless Mountains weighing in the budget the House delivered to Gov. Tom Wolf on Friday feel the $32 million proposal is a fair and conservative compromise to Wolf’s version of the budget proposed in March. Mostly importantly, Reps. Boback (above), Fritz, and Pickett were unitedContinue Reading