HUMMELS WHARF — Two people are dead and one person is in custody following a shooting incident outside the doors of Buffalo Wild Wings Friday evening, according to state police.
Snyder, Union, Northumberland and Montour counties are set to receive nearly $233 million for major transportation plans over the next four years from SEDA-Council of Governments (SEDA-COG).
Jennifer Price and Roseanne Hoskie went out for a leisurely kayak ride on the Susquehanna River Tuesday morning and nearly lost their lives.
George Miller delivered 8,498 babies into this world over the course of his career in medicine and figures had he delivered two more and finished at an even 8,500, nobody would believe it.
Pennsylvania's Department of Health reported 1,009 additional COVID-19 cases on Friday, the first time in two months there have been more than 1,000 new cases statewide.
SHAMOKIN DAM — Borough police are seeking information about a robbery at a local motel Tuesday morning.
SELINSGROVE — An 18-year-old Port Trevorton man is accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in late December.
SHAMOKIN DAM — A 40-year-old Selinsgrove woman is being held in lieu of $250,000 cash bail after police found $70,000 worth of methamphetamine, cocaine, marijuana and pills in a motel room.
MIDDLEBURG — Harrisburg political activist Gene Stilp was confronted by several Trump supporters as he burned a reelection campaign flag in front of the Snyder County courthouse to protest the president.
Gov. Tom Wolf on Thursday extended a statewide moratorium on foreclosures and evictions until Aug. 31, saying renters need more breathing room in the midst of the pandemic.
The number of Pennsylvanians hospitalized due to COVID-19 remained flat on Thursday as the state Department of Health announced 719 new cases and 36 deaths related to the novel coronavirus.
State police issued 21 warnings for lack of compliance at licensed liquor establishments over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
MONTANDON — Administrators across the Valley unified on foundational principles to reopen public schools in the fall but specific details on scheduling, busing and protocol for students and faculty who contract COVID-19 must be finalized by individual school districts.
MIDDLEBURG — Midd-West School District is getting financial help to improve Internet access for students living in areas of Snyder County with weak broadband.
BEAVERTOWN — A Beavertown man charged with threatening to kill a woman is in Snyder County Jail on $20,000 bail.
MIDDLEBURG — Elizabeth Clark has already decided that her 12-year-old son will attend cyber school in August but went to Midd-West School District's public meeting Wednesday evening to hear more details about the administration's plan to reopen school amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Strong thunderstorms fueled by building heat and humidity Wednesday evening brought a lightning show, strong rain and winds, and power outages to parts of the Susquehanna Valley.
Eleven new COVID-19 cases in the Valley were part of another 849 statewide, the state Department of Health announced on Wednesday afternoon.
Nearly 1,800 Valley companies received at least $131 million in loans as part of the federal government’s Payroll Protection Program. Because of the loans, companies were able to retain more than 19,500 jobs.
SUNBURY — As PA CareerLink Northumberland/Snyder/Union Counties prepares to re-open, unemployment claimants are reminded that the Unemployment Compensation courtesy phone will not be available. Additionally, all services will be available by appointment only. These steps are being taken to p…
Shamokin Dam police are looking for the public's help in an investigation into a robbery at a motel Tuesday morning.
SELINSGROVE — Family Practice Center's renovations to the former Sears building at the Susquehanna Valley Mall are about six weeks behind due to the COVID-19 pandemic but administrative offices are occupied and limited services are being offered at the medical facility.
Bucknell University appears on pace to meet its enrollment goal for its incoming class of first-year students while Susquehanna University’s retention of returning students is the strongest seen there over the past decade.
Pennsylvania is reporting its highest single-day caseload of new coronavirus infections since early May, although the state Department of Health said Tuesday that a significant number of them are backlogged or delayed test results.
SHAMOKIN DAM — Borough Police Chief Timothy Bremigen is cautioning residents about a phone scam.
SELINSGROVE — The decision to cancel Susquehanna University's Homecoming and Family Weekend events in October saddens, but doesn't surprise recent graduate Donovon Gayles.
Temperatures may be 10 degrees above normal the rest of this week and the heat index will make it feel like near 100 for the next three days, according to a senior meteorologist from AccuWeather.
There were no new local COVID-19 cases announced Monday as the state Department of Health said there were 450 additional cases statewide, the fourth consecutive day cases have dropped from the previous day.
POINT TWP. — According to 911 radio communications, emergency responders did not find a capsized boat in the river near the Barry King Bridge.
NORTHUMBERLAND — Construction continues this week on the Duke Street Reconstruction Project on Routes 147 and 11, according to PennDOT officials.
Valley residents experiencing symptoms related to COVID-19 and those who believe they’ve been exposed to the novel coronavirus have options for testing.
There were no new local COVID-19 cases announced Monday as the state Department of Health said there were 450 additional cases statewide, the fourth consecutive day cases have dropped from the previous day.
Food service location inspections from June 1 to June 30
SELINSGROVE — A few nights a week, Nathan Morgan leads a class of martial art students through the motions outside the Burns Tae Kwon Do studio on North Water Street.
Pennsylvania health officials announced fewer than 500 additional COVID-19 cases on Sunday, the first day since June 29 there were fewer than 500 new cases and the third day in a row the number of new cases has decreased.
The feelings of Valley voters mirror the national temperature as the United States moves closer to November’s 2020 election and sides are clearly drawn.
State health officials announced a second COVID-19 related death in Montour County while the Valley's other three counties each had new cases of the novel coronavirus. The news comes on a day when the Department of Health announced 634 new cases on Saturday, the smallest increase in three days.
SELINSGROVE — A group of concerned Selinsgrove High School graduates are challenging school administrators to confront racism in the district and commit to more diversity in hiring staff, social service programming and curriculum.
Two more Northumberland County residents' deaths have been attributed to the coronavirus pandemic, according to data released today by the state Department of Health.
MIDDLEBURG — Snyder County District Attorney Michael Piecuch is hiring a full-time assistant prosecutor to handle the extra workload.
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education reacted enthusiastically Wednesday to reforms signed into law by Gov. Tom Wolf, calling it the “most profound legislative change” since the 14-university system was created more than three decades ago.
Watsontown Police Chief Rodney Witherite said Thursday that original reports he received on Wednesday about state troopers at Sunday's Black Lives Matter rally in the borough having tested positive for COVID-19 were incorrect.
PENNS CREEK — T&D's Cats of the World owner Terry Mattive opened the animal refuge three decades ago as a fluke after he rescued a bobcat and cougar.
Pennsylvania reported its highest one-day total of confirmed coronavirus cases since May, while Allegheny County, home to Pittsburgh and 1.2 million residents, reported its highest one-day total of positive tests Thursday.
Todd Robatin has been elected to serve as chairman of the Snyder County Republican Committee.
Culture shock set in when Jason Little moved to the Central Susquehanna Valley.
Despite some aerial fireworks display cancellations due to COVID-19, Valley residents will have some opportunities to see fireworks this weekend.
HARRISBURG — “Choose PA Dairy” promotional material is available at no cost to dairy farm families and other dairy stakeholders who want to showcase the value of dairy farming in their communities.
MIDDLEBURG — A 19-year-old Selinsgrove man is accused of providing marijuana to a 15-year-old girl and having sex with her.
The state Department of Health announced 11 additional COVID-19 cases in the Valley and two new deaths as the number of new statewide cases reached its largest single-day increase in nearly three weeks Wednesday.
