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Where to Celebrate New Year’s Eve in NEPA
LUZERNE COUNTY
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Baut’s sons, trolley group, continue restoration of last WB streetcar
SWOYERSVILLE — Conrad Baut had a dream.
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AAA: Local air travel volume to be highest on record
WILKES-BARRE — AAA is projecting that more than 122,000 Wilkes-Barre area residents will travel over the year-end holidays — an increase of 2.6% over last year – representing the second highest travel volume for the holiday since 2001, behind only 2019.
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Pennsylvania (Taylor’s Version): Lawmakers honor Swift on her birthday
HARRISBURG — She’s Time magazine’s person of the year. She’s the most-played artist globally on Spotify. She’s helmed the first tour to gross more than $1 billion and then the highest-grossing concert film of all time. And now Taylor Swift can add one more accolade: A state House of Representatives resolution is recognizing 2023 as…
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Shawnee Fort DAR seeks help for Wreaths Across America
HANOVER TWP. — The Shawnee Fort Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will again host a Wreaths Across America ceremony at the historic Hanover Green Cemetery, and they’re looking for some help from the community.
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ConvenientCare now open for patients and members in Nanticoke
NANTICOKE — Kathy Lloyd, associate vice president of regional operations and ConvenientCare at Geisinger, on Thursday said the staff at ConvenientCare Nanticoke offers patients in Luzerne County another option for walk-in care when they need it most.
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PennDOT again fixing issue that causes icing on Route 309
HANOVER TWP. — PennDOT says that work to correct “unexpected roadway drainage” is being performed on Route 309 for the next few weeks.
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‘We are better here because of her’
WILKES-BARRE — Diane Dutko’s last day at the Luzerne Foundation ended with a steady stream of community leaders who sincerely thanked Dutko for her work helping non-profits meet the financial demands of the growing need for services.
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Newport Township dedicates statue honoring area coal miners
NEWPORT TWP. — The Newport Township community gathered last weekend to commemorate the determined spirit and tireless dedication of the region’s anthracite coal miners with a new statue in their honor.
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35 volunteers participate in silver anniversary of holiday window painting
WILKES-BARRE — Snoopy and his pal Woodstock, along with Bluey, Peppa Pig, and many other holiday characters and scenes, now adorn some 25 windows at Children’s Service Center on South Franklin Street, thanks to a group of dedicated volunteer painters.