Mackenzie Witt

SHAMOKIN — City voters were tasked with voting in favor of or against the creation of a government study commission in Tuesday’s primary election, and, regardless of their answer, selecting

SHAMOKIN — The City of Shamokin Sustainability Coalition and the Bucknell Center for Sustainability and the Environment announced three more installments to its Resiliency Workshop Series, with the first slated to begin at 1 p.m. Sunday at Artisan Alley Fine Arts Gallery.

Safety Net Counseling Inc., located at 129 Columbia Ave., Atlas, specializes in the treatment of children’s mental health and behavioral health disorders. Pictured are, from left, Angela Thompson, behavioral consultant and mobile therapist; Cindy Truesdale, office manager; Deneen Zigarski, fiscal manager; Brooke Dudeck, behavioral health therapist and behavioral health technician; and Kim Heitzman, administrative and clinical director.

MOUNT CARMEL — Mount Carmel Borough natives Lisa Kijewski-Womer, 43, and Mandy Fegley-Karycki, 38, combined their mutual interests and strong friendship as a springboard to open Pink Moon Collective, LLC,

Knoebels employee Bonnie Yentsch, left, hands Kinsley Becker, 6, of Elysburg a prize after she won at the Hungry Frog game during Knoebels’ opening day on Saturday.

Penn State Extension Master Gardener of Columbia County Charmaine Ryan facilitates an Environmental Resiliency Workshop about reusing and regrowing vegetables on Sunday afternoon at Artisan Alley Fine Arts Gallery, Shamokin.

SCA high school band, chorus to collaborate with Catawissa Military Band to commemorate Catawissa's 250th anniversary

Milton Area High School students, from left, Johnny Lloyd, Eli Russell, Troy Tyson, Hayden Patterson and Luke Maturani examine a tree at Shikellamy State Park marina during Envirothon on Tuesday morning.

NORTHUMBERLAND — Nearly 6,000 miles of rail thread across 60 different railroads in Pennsylvania, pegging it the state with the third-highest amount of rail in the continental United States, according

Club 122 owner Sam Pittello, left, greets country music artist Bob Randall, center, and Aristes native Tonia Sulick Bell during the filming of Randall’s music video “She Handed Me a Beer” in February.