Tim Zyla is the Managing Editor of The News-Item, a local newspaper in Shamokin. With a focus on local news, Tim covers a wide range of topics including politics, community events, and cultural happenings in the Shamokin area. His work has also been featured in the Milton Daily Standard.
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Shamokin, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
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Tim has a clear geographic focus on Shamokin; therefore only pitches directly relevant to this location would align with his coverage interests.
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Armed members of the U.S. Marshal Fugitive Task Force are shown securing an alcove beneath the porch of 21 N. Market St., Shamokin, around 10 a.m. Wednesday.
SHAMOKIN — Members of the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force raided a property Wednesday morning searching for a wanted person that led to the closure of Market and Diamond streets
By: Tim Zyla
Tuesday's election results were surprising to many who have followed the push for a government study commission in the City of Shamokin as a way to potentially solve its financial crisis.
By: Don F. Scicchitano
Fire officials are pictured at the scene of a fire investigation at Firehouse Winery, 211 E. Sunbury St., Shamokin, on Thursday afternoon.
When coal mining began in the mid-1700s to help support the colonial iron industry, businesses didn’t have to worry about regulations or many competing energy types. By the 1800s, coal mined in Pennsylvania became the leading source of industrial growth across the country and helped power western Pennsylvania’s steel industry.
Postage Plus owner Peggy O’Neill stands behind the counter at her store, located at 52 S. Market St., Shamokin.
Something Special’s flower store’s cat, Jazzy, is pictured next to an arrangement inside the shop at 34 S. Fourth St., Sunbury.
Realty World employees are pictured inside the office located at 18 E. Fifth St., Mount Carmel. First row, from left, are Jasmine Rapp, Kelly Avellino and Michelle Molesevich. Back row, from left are Michael Hood, Charles Mann, Dennis Molesevich Jr. and Donovan James.
George B. Keiser Co., 34 W. Chestnut St., is a family-owned and operated plumbing, heating and air conditioning supplier.
NORTHUMBERLAND — When Charmaine Welby lost her mother in May 2023 after caring for her for two years, it sparked a desire to chronicle her mother's life from the stories
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