Eric, Sara and Morgan (not pictured) Robinson have opened the doors of their sugar house at 2694 Carter Road in Retta to the public, turning a cherished hobby into an attractive cottage business. Above, Eric tests a batch with a hydrometer to see how close it is to being syrup.Continue Reading
Story and photos by Rick Hiduk (originally published in the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce Impact Magazine) Ben Spencer, owner of Spencer Fitness at 146 Lawson Lane, off Rt. 6 west of Tunkhannock, understands that the journey to a healthy lifestyle is different for every individual. Variables in age, bodyContinue Reading
Ready to serve you in the OSO Wash retail center are (above, from left) Matt Austin, Dale Kitchenefsky, and Cindy Farr. Keeping trucks clean in the natural gas industry is more than a matter of maintenance. It is an absolute necessity. That’s why so many contractors have come to relyContinue Reading
Pumpkin-spiced fun awaits kids of all ages at Brown Hill Farms beginning Sept. 25. Kids love kids, and baby goats born during sunflower season are sure to be a hit with children again when Brown Hill Farms reopens on Sept. 25. (A product of the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce) TwoContinue Reading
Creekside Gardens on Village Lane off Rt. 29 south of Tunkhannock is open Tuesday through Sunday. Check out their Facebook page for specific times and special activities. In June, Sherry and Kevin Kukuchka were anxious to get planting underway in the butterfly house behind them so they can start theContinue Reading
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