Wyoming County Master Gardeners Take Action to Protect Pollinators
Submitted Article The Penn State Extension Master Gardeners of Wyoming County are taking action to protect pollinators with three programs this summer designed to educate the community on the importance of native plants to preserving butterfly and bee biodiversity. Want to learn more? Look for the Master Gardeners at theseContinue Reading
Seven Endless Mountains Stops Featured on Public Art & Mural Trail
The mural above was completed in 2021 by Sadie Allen (pictured) and is located in the parking lot of the Troy Sale Barn at 50 Ballard St., Troy. Sadie created a mural that reflects on the local history in Troy. Work began on the Wyalusing Pride mural below in 2019 withContinue Reading
Family-Run Auto Parts Store Builds Upon 45-Year Reputation
The Mile Hill Auto Parts family of employees includes (from left) Chris Henry, Tim Henry, Robert Drobish, Tom Henry, Melissa Stonier, and Seth Johnston. Photos and story by Rick Hiduk (originally published in Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce magazine Impact) In 1977, Tom Henry of Tunkhannock decided to build andContinue Reading
State Approves Ag Building Sale, Healthy & Family Partnership Gets Boost
Participants in the Tuesday morning meeting of the Wyoming County Commissioners included (from left) Tom Henry, Rick Wilbur, and Ernie King and chief clerk Bill Gaylord. Photo and story by Rick Hiduk (exclusive to EndlessMtnLifestyle.com readers) The Wyoming County Commissioners held their regular public meeting on July 5 and coveredContinue Reading
Ribbon Cutting Planned at New Viaduct Overlook
Brooklyn Historical Society board trustee Dave Palmer (top, right) recently took representatives of the Endless Mountains Heritage Region, including (from left) Chris Desrochers, Vanessa Billings-Seiler, and Cain Chamberlin; and Endless Mountains Visitors Bureau membership/visitors center coordinator Riley Sweeney to see the new Martins Creek Viaduct Scenic Overlook. The EMHR andContinue Reading
Educators Convene at Natural Gas School for Day of Exploration
IU18 instructors and administrators visited an active Coterra Energy drilling pad and a production site during their educator/industry event coordinated by the Lackawanna College School of Petroleum & Natural Gas and Coterra Energy. Participants included (front, left) Sue Kuhl; (middle, from left) Alexandra Tompkins, Katie Lykon, Colette Check, Nicole Gaetano,Continue Reading
Record Turnout for ‘Clays For Kids’ Tournament
Trion Industries was a key event sponsor and a sponsor of two teams that included (top, from left) Tom Price, Jr., Tim Gemski, Stan Kultys, Jerrett Wolfe, Lonnie Laywald, Dave Zielinski, Ross Schuleski, and Bill Healey. Above, Amanda Zanon gets her bearings at the first station during the Clays ForContinue Reading
July Events Listed for Adult Center in Tunkhannock
Submitted Article WYOMING COUNTY ACTIVE ADULT CENTER, 101 Dymond Terrace, Tunkhannock, Pa. 18657 Director: Rachael Kiwak Phone: 570-836-2324 Daily Activities: Books, puzzles, billiards, air hockey, shuffleboard, cards, games, Coloring, TV, Coffee/Refreshments, Socializing w/Friends Weekly Scheduled Activities: Monday – 10:00am Arthritis Foundation Exercise Class w/Sharon Appleby 10:30am Ceramics w/ Sharon ($2.00 perContinue Reading
Women Excelling in the Marcellus Shale
Corning, Leatherstocking, and Pike corporate secretary/business analyst Julie Lewis (right) and company counterparts (top, from left) Mike German (CEO/president), Chuck Lenns (CFO) and Russ Miller (CIO). Above, Karen Hubbard, sales representative for Rain For Rent, with a heating unit on a Susquehanna County gas pad. Women are continuing to changeContinue Reading
Open House Planned at Family-Run Distillery
Jenn and Sam Keir (above) are ready to welcome more visitors to their tasting room at the Keir Family Distillery in Warren Center this weekend. The event runs from 2 to 10 p.m. on June 25. Photos and story by Rick Hiduk (originally published in the Daily Review) Sam andContinue Reading