Donnie Collins is a Sports Columnist at The Scranton Times-Tribune. He primarily covers Penn State football and the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, while also sharing opinions and editorials on various topics. Donnie's work has been featured in Diraye Designs, Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and several other prominent publications.
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Donnie Collins covers local sports news, particularly college football with a focus on Penn State and running backs. His articles heavily feature announcements, press releases, and event coverage related to college football teams and players.
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By: Donnie Collins
Picture a vast wilderness, lush trees overwhelming the hill, a river cutting through the stone and raging down its center.
By: Donnie Collins
When Pan Am Flight 101 landed at New York City's JFK Airport on Feb. 7, 1964, carrying four young men from Liverpool, England, who would go on to
By: Donnie Collins
At the height of the Beatlemania craze in 1964, more than 1,100 people were employed at the Capitol Records plant in Scranton to keep up with demand for the Fab Four’s albums.
By: Donnie Collins
When members of the Luzerne County Council voted to pass a much talked-about non-discrimination ordinance on Tuesday, they showed no small amount of political courage.
By: Donnie Collins
When members of the Luzerne County Council voted to pass a much talked-about non-discrimination ordinance on Tuesday, they showed no small amount of political courage
By: Donnie Collins
For nearly half a century, Bartholomew Richard Fitzgerald-Smythe was considered Wilkes-Barre's favorite son — even though very few knew his name.
By: Donnie Collins
On Nov. 30, 1886, the British-American Henry M. Stanley visited Scranton to deliver a speech to a crowd of gatherers at the Academy of Music on Wyoming Avenue. Fifteen years earlier, he found the pioneering Christian missionary and martyr Dr. David Livingstone during an exploration in modern-day Tanzania. He greeted the legendary man with a phrase still fa
By: Donnie Collins
On Nov. 30, 1886, the British-American Henry M. Stanley visited Scranton to deliver a speech to a crowd of gatherers at the Academy of Music on Wyoming Avenue.
By: Donnie Collins
In 1846, George Scranton traveled to New York City, hoping to strike a deal with the New York and Erie Railroad. For both sides, it was a meeting born of utter desperation.
By: Donnie Collins
In 1846, George Scranton traveled to New York City, hoping to strike a deal with the New York and Erie Railroad. For both sides, it was a meeting born of utter desperation.
