Wyoming County Press Examiner

Kimberly Meckwood will present Click & Carry, a gadget she developed that makes it easy to carry multiple grocery or shopping bags.

The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has canceled organized in-person events and programs as COVID-19 cases rise

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Having been a barber for 36 years, cutting hair has become a serious part of Frank Gabriel’s life.

Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding announced that Pennsylvanians can get their Pa. Farm Show food fix at an outdoor Fall Food Fest in November.

Going outside in the chilly weather of December to pick out a live Christmas tree is something that families have done for generations to get into the Christmas spirit.

Some sidewalks in Nicholson will be getting a refinishing job come Spring 2021.

Need a pick-me-up? Tune into ALT 92.1 for some Christmas music.

If there ever was a time for our world to hear messages of hope and promise, this would be it.

In 1995, Disney and Pixar introduced us to Woody and Buzz Lightyear, among many other likable characters, in the acclaimed film Toy Story. On Nov. 6, you can head to the Dietrich Theater and check out Buzz and Woody on the big screen!

If you have been craving authentic Mexican food, LaCatalina Store and Eatery has opened in Tunkhannock

The combined study collects blood samples and feathers from successful hunters who take a fall wild turkey throughout Pennsylvania.

The future fate of the Roadside Rest park area in Eaton Township was discussed at a meeting on Wednesday night (Oct. 28) at the Eaton Township building.

The Wyoming County Courthouse will be closed to the public effective 9 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 5, until further notice. The is posted on the county's website at www.wycopa.org

The Lackawanna Trail School Board met via Zoom for a work session on Monday night, and the meeting started with a message of gratitude from school board president David Thorne to the entire Lackawanna Trail community.

After finally settling on a location, then facing a weather delay, the PIAA District 2 Cross Country Championships got underway on Sunday and Monday at the Wyoming County Fairgrounds in Meshoppen.

When you turned the clocks back this past Sunday for daylight savings time, you should also have tested your smoke alarms to help protect your family from home fires which continue to be the nation’s most frequent disaster during COVID-19.

The Tunkhannock Area School Board voted Thursday to extend the district’s hybrid educational model through the second marking period.

Anyone in Wyoming County who is currently struggling financially and in need of a hot meal will once again be able to do so without leaving the comforts of their own home.