DENVER — Twenty-five years ago, Michelle DiManna sat in the math office at Columbine High School grading papers and talking to a colleag

SCRANTON — President Joe Biden on Tuesday talked a lot about his record and his plan to help seniors and the middle class and how his op

The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce and its workforce development affiliate, Skills in Scranton, hosted the SKILLS 2024: Workforce Summit

After a sold-out weekend of “Come From Away,” the final show of the 2023-2024 Broadway in Scranton season, “Pretty Woman: Th

Sister Kathleen Lunsmann, IHM, Chair of the Marywood University Board of Trustees, announced that former Board Chair Lisa A. Lori, J.D., a nat

Lackawanna County Commissioners Bill Gaughan, Matt McGloin and Chris Chermak welcomed Karen Saunders, president of the Northeast Regional Canc

The Ladies Auxiliary of UNICO Scranton welcomed Tina Dean to the Auxiliary at their March meeting at the Victor Alfieri Club. The Ladies Auxil

DALTON - During March’s Council meeting, Frank Bolock, in his solicitor’s report, explained the purchase of the post office on 105

CLARKS SUMMIT – During March’s Council meeting, Clarks Summit Police Chief Chris Yarns informed council members that two part-time

RANSOM TOWNSHIP – During March’s supervisors’ meeting, John Hambrose, Alliance Landfill’s community relations coordina

Penn State’s Scranton Musical ensembles will present its annual spring concert as a gift to the Greater Scranton community on Saturday,

Actors Circle will present Agatha Christie’s “The Case of the Missing Will,” a short story adapted as a play by Robert Spall

MOOSIC – Abington Heights returns its pitching and the middle of its defense from a team that advanced to the Pennsylvania Interscholast

The Abington Heights and Scranton Prep boys and girls lacrosse teams combined to go 10-0 in March, before the Abington Heights boys added anot

Dalton Community Library is springing into action this season. We are looking forward to various activities for the month of April.

Abington Heights opened its Lackawanna League boys volleyball schedule by sweeping host Western Wayne March 28. The Comets won by s

Abington Heights, which went unbeaten in District 2 while winning district Class 3A and Lackawanna League titles a year ago, is again off to a

CLARKS SUMMIT – The seventh annual Our Town Student Art Show was recently held at The Gathering Place. Junior and senior stud

Abington Heights was one of the hottest teams in District 2 baseball as Lackawanna League and Wyoming Valley Conference teams prepared to try

Bob Beviglia is not about to claim that he planned to take his Scranton Prep girls basketball team to its first state championship game appear