Maintaining Wellsboro’s vibrant downtown business section was a connecting theme for many topics discussed at the May 6 work session of Wellsboro borough council.

The following people are scheduled to appear in Wellsboro District Court, judge Robert Repard presiding. Austin B. Welch, 40, of Woodhull, N.Y. has been charged with materially false written statement ...

KENNETT SQUARE — Local and regional firefighters joined the borough chief of police to deliver the state of emergency services before elected officials this spring. William Holdsworth ...

WEST CHESTER–The May 20 primary will feature four races for West Chester Borough Council in four wards—the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th wards. On the Democratic ticket, Jerry Szczepaniak is running ...

Only this week Southwark announced that two schools in the borough — where six primary schools have closed since 2022 — would be closing this August, while a Wandsworth primary school is set ...

Staten Island PSAL 2A regular-season champion McKee/Staten Island Tech (9-1) leads four teams from the borough into the citywide playoffs. The three other squads are Susan Wagner (8-2), New Dorp ...

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Rite Aid initiated Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings this week. Rite Aid stores in Corning, Bath and Wellsboro, Pa. are expected to close in the coming months if a buyer is not found. Rite Aid stores ...

RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Loyalsock's Evan Anderson, left, and Hughesville's Jacob Buck congratulate each other during a PIAA District 4 boys tennis singles tournament at Williamsport ...

Partly cloudy. Low temperature around 51F. Dew point will be around 49F with an average humidity of 87%. Winds will be 3 mph from the NW. Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Cooler with ...

The public is invited to attend the 33rd Annual Open House of the Wyoming County Historical Society on May 18, from 1 – 4 p.m. Admission is free and families are encouraged to bring their children.