Kent Jackson is a reporter at the Standard-Speaker. With over four decades of experience, he focuses on education and local government while also covering health, police, and environmental issues, reflecting his commitment to community storytelling. Kent's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Scranton Times-Tribune and Aviation Week Network.
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Kent Jackson's coverage revolves around local news, with a focus on education, entertainment news, house & home topics in the Hazleton area of Pennsylvania. His articles include event coverage and government announcements related to the local community. If you are looking to pitch to Kent Jackson, consider providing stories or insights about educational initiatives, community events, local government policies affecting Hazleton residents into your pitches for greater chances of engagement.
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HAZLETON — Students at Charis Academy working with the Hazleton Launch Box want to create thrift store alley downtown.
By: Kent Jackson
Valley Regional Fire and Rescue honored an ambulance crew that brought a heart-attack patient back to life.
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By: Kent Jackson
HAZLE TWP. — Dave Bott remembers waking up with his brother, Mike, to put snow chains on tires of their father's school buses in Nuremberg.
By: Kent Jackson
HAZLE TWP. — Temperatures in a few classrooms at Hazleton Area High School last week exceeded 100 degrees, causing one student to be taken to the nurse's office in a wheelchair.
Luzerne County Judge Lesa Gelb denied an appeal for the Project Hazelnut data center in Hazle Twp., although the developer, NP Hazleton Holdings 1 LLC, retains options for gaining approval.
Geisinger's pharmacy distribution center in Hazle Twp. will employ 300, including 100 positions that will be new jobs, the health system said after receiving approval from the township's zoning board.
State. Rep. Jamie Walsh couldn't figure out how mail that a political action committee sent to help his campaign in this month's Republican primary cost $1.37 million.
HAZLETON — For the retirement dinner of Bob and Elaine Curry at the community center that they opened 13 years ago, the program listed speeches by a Major League Baseball manager, an elected legislator and a leader of a state commission.
Butler Twp. Planning Commission will hold its first session on writing a curative amendent to the zoning ordinance for data centers during a session on June 1 at 5:30 p.m. in the municipal building, 83 Corporate Drive.
