Lance Dunham (top), owner of L. D. Guide Service, is ready to get you out on the Susquehanna River. Philadelphia lawyer Dick Rivers (above) was the instigator and a longtime supporter of Lance Dunham’s development of his business. Rivers passed away in 2013 after one more boat ride on the riverContinue Reading
Moody & Associates employees gather outside the office in Athens (top) that they moved into this past summer. Project manager Tracy Cole (above) works indirectly with gas companies, collecting residential water samples and sending them to a lab, after which the data is packaged in a report for the landowner.Continue Reading
As the state and much of the country deal with a new round of closings and crowd restrictions associated with the pandemic, the trucking industry must keep moving. We need truckers to continue to supply our food and other necessities. While some businesses face an uncertain future with no clearContinue Reading
The Grisafi brothers (above, from left) Vince, Nick and Jim own Montrose Septic Service, which has been a trusted ally of the natural gas industry since 2008. Since the majority of activities involved with the natural gas industry occur outdoors, access to modern conveniences for the men and women whoContinue Reading
Greeting visitors at Blossoming Stems Floral in Tunkhannock today were (top, from left) Stacey Christofferson and Ella, Kora, Anya and Lovey Tyler. Participating in the noon ribbon-cutting ceremony were Gina Suydam, Hoyt Keiser, Tom Henry, Ernie King, Anthony Tyler, Lovey, Kora, Anya, Marie Yarasavage, and Ella. Story and above photos byContinue Reading
Montrose Feed and Supply managers (from left) Katie, Emma and Karen Parrish, holding Toby, Mylo and Polly are happy to be able to invite customers back into their showroom along Route 29 South as of May 22. Photo and story by Rick Hiduk (Also published in the Susquehanna County Independent)Continue Reading
The Fireplace Restaurant as it appears today (top) and a photo by an unknown photographer that shows the Fireplace Restaurant as many long-time patrons might remember it. By Rick Hiduk (Also published in Living Susquehanna/Wyoming County Magazine) It is not uncommon for popular eateries to change hands many times overContinue Reading
By Rick Hiduk The Downtown Sundry has opened at 81 Warren Street in Tunkhannock with a large and diverse supply of CBD products, as well as Plant Therapy essential oils & diffusers; health, wellness, natural & organic products; local honey and maple syrup; organic soaps; beeswax and soy candles; small-batchContinue Reading
Mercantile 22 owners Ross Cameron and Lisa Tizzoni (above) encourage patrons to keep stopping in to their shop on Tioga Street in Tunkhannock for an ever-evolving product line and other surprises. Photos and story by Rick Hiduk (Also published in Living Susquehanna-Wyoming County Magazine) Numerous antiques and novelty shops haveContinue Reading
Burke’s Gun Shop and Indoor Shooting Range (top) as it is seen from Trail Road in Meshoppen Township. The entrance and firing lanes are on the right side of the building. As seen from the “comfort room,” Brian Burke and Nick Manns (above) practice with two different targets. Brian BurkeContinue Reading