Mackenzie Witt

MOUNT CARMEL — Mount Carmel residents Nate Wagner and Cassandra Catino are reviving a holiday experience for borough businesses and area residents with “Light Up Oak Street” from 5 to

Endangering the welfare of children MOUNT CARMEL — Patrolman Justin Stelma charged Destiny Snyder, 23, of 219 W.

SUNBURY — For the 17th year in a row, Northumberland County Judge Hugh A. Jones approved the City of Shamokin's petition to maintain its increased tax levy of 35 mills on real estate taxes.

SHAMOKIN — The Salvation Army is in the last few days of its annual Red Kettle Campaign, but the organization is in dire need of volunteers and donations.

NATALIE — Mount Carmel Township Police Chief Brian Hollenbush said an investigation continues into multiple reports of gunshots near Center Street and Colonial Avenue late Wednesday.

SHAMOKIN — Oasis Community Recovery Club will undergo a host of changes through the end of 2024 and 2025, as the city-based nonprofit is expanding

RALPHO TOWNSHIP — Georgette and Bob Shaffer remember their youngest daughter, Kimberly, as an energetic young woman with a zest for life and an affinity for animals.

COAL TOWNSHIP — The last two months of Noah Fletcher's life have been nothing short of unusual and unprecedented.

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) awarded over $4 million in grant funding to Clark’s Feed Mills Inc., Ralpho Township, and North Shore Railroad Co., Northumberland, as part

SHAMOKIN — Joseph “Joe” Leschinskie Jr., a nearly lifelong resident of the city’s Fifth Ward, considers himself to be “an average Joe.”