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Forward looks beyond Republicans, Democrats as election nears
(The Center Square) – As Election Day draws nearer, Democrats and Republicans are firing up their bases. Meanwhile, advocates of third-party candidates and open primaries – like the Forward Party – say it’s time to give independent voters a stronger voice in the electoral process, and they are gaining ground. Forward has two statewide candidates appearing on the ballot in November, bringing them closer to their goal of securing official...
Pa. officials arrest and charge man using stolen ID, seize $80K in loaded firearms, drugs
Pennsylvania attorney officials say they began investigating 31-year-old Ronald Marsh for identity theft when he went to rent an apartment in Philly under a false name, using a stolen Pennsylvania Driver’s License.
Delayed doors: Palmerton pushes back first day of school due to construction holdup
As many students head back to school, some in Carbon County will get to wait a little longer. Palmerton Area School District pushed back the first day of school until Monday, Sept. 9. The school board unanimously passed the new start date and revised calendar at its meeting Wednesday night.
Schuylkill County woman facing child endangerment charges
ASHLAND, Pa. — A woman faces child endangerment charges in Schuylkill County after children in her care tested positive for drugs. EMS crews responded to Nikki Rehrig's home in Ashland for reports of a three-year-old struggling to breathe back in June. He was taken to the hospital, where he tested positive for fentanyl and meth.
The Beaudenblues N, Bourbon Courage win at Pocono
Wilkes-Barre, PA — The Beaudenblues N picked up his first U.S. victory in the $15,000 pacing section of Tuesday afternoon’s (Aug. 20) featured class at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania while trotter Bourbon Courage got back into the win column after an absence of almost two years. The...
Super 16 Team #4 Mount Carmel Area Red Tornadoes
MOUNT CARMEL, Pa. — Mount Carmel Area looks to start this season fast and furious. The Red Tornadoes had a bad taste in their mouths, with a loss to Southern Columbia that cut their playoff run short. The team setting a high bar for themselves this year. "I think...
Bands, crafts, car show, more set for Wally Lake Fest this weekend
The 2024 edition of Wally Lake Fest takes place Friday, Aug. 23, through Sunday, Aug. 25, celebrating life in the greater Hawley/Lake Wallenpaupack area with a host of events. The Chamber of the Northern Poconos hosts the festival, which started 24 years ago. There are numerous events by land and by lake, such as concerts, crafts, boats, vintage cars and a motorcycle ride around the lake. ...
Marian Catholic football countdown to kickoff: Colts have new voice, same expectations
Billy O’Gurek lived next door to Joe Gillespie, who was classmates with J.D. Hackenberg. “Those two were like my big brothers,” O’Gurek recalled. Gillespie and Hackenberg were standout players on Marian Catholic’s 1990 state championship football team. That came in the midst of the building of a stellar program by longtime legendary head coach Stan Dakosty. O’Gurek grew up in that culture and ...
Panther Valley football countdown to kickoff: Panthers ready to contend
There is a sense of urgency and expectation in head coach Mark Lavine’s voice. Weight room numbers are better. Roster numbers are better. The number of experienced returning players is better. It’s time for the next step for the Panther Valley football program. “Now we have to do it on Fridays,” Lavine said. “We’ve got to start winning some games. We’ve got to get rid of the 2-8 mentality.” ...
Upcoming Labor Day Concert at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park
Sweet Arrow Lake County Park is set to host its annual Labor Day concert on Monday, September 2nd, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. The M & J Big Band will perform at the Large Pavilion near the Sweet Arrow Lake Clubhouse. This outdoor concert is part of the Sweet Arrow...
Sellersville resident named a PA Frontline Agricultural Worker of the Year
Sellersville resident and Clemens Food Group employee Stephen “Cowboy” Kulp was one of three people recognized this month with the Inaugural Pennsylvania Frontline Agricultural Workers of the Year award. The new award highlights outstanding frontline farm and food-processing employees who work tirelessly to produce a safe, secure food...
Harrisburg quarterback Shawn Lee Jr. ruled ineligible for 2024 football season
Harrisburg High, the three-time defending District 3 champions, will compete during the 2024 football season without star quarterback and All-State defensive back Shawn Lee Jr. Lee Jr. was denied another season of eligibility during a PIAA hearing Wednesday, with officials voting 5-0 against the University of Pittsburgh recruit. If you...
Strikes and Solidarity in Southwest Virginia: Part 2: 'There is Power in People'
In 1988, for most of the year, unionized Pittston Coal Miners worked without a contract. Most importantly, retired miners, many with serious injuries and health issues related to coal mining lost their health benefits. With negotiations stalled, the UMWA took bold action. WCYB's Ryan A. Renfro and Jon Chrisawn break...
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