Elkland borough authority re-evaluates fall clean-up
Elkland Borough Authority members reconsidered a fall clean up during the Sept. 3 meeting. The discussion led to attempts to plan a fall cleanup for the borough residents.
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Lawrenceville counsel elects Terry Gleason president, plans to adopt e-bike ordinance
The Lawrenceville borough council chose Terry Gleason as council president during the Sept. 2 meeting, filling the vacancy created by the Aug. 5 resignation of council president Anna Hoteling.
Deerfield board reviews road work
The Deerfield Township supervisors discussed road work during the Sept. 1 meeting.
Austin council awards Garretson bridge project
The Austin borough council awarded CriLon Corporation of Somerset the bid to rehabilitate the Garretson Street bridge.
Wellsboro Rec looks at long-range goals
WELLSBORO — The director of the Wellsboro Parks & Recreation Department tasked the board with developing a vision for the department.
Judge denies request to remove executor, turn over inheritance
WELLSBORO — A Lawrenceville woman asked the Tioga County Orphan’s Court to remove an attorney as executor of a will and put her in control of the farm and horses
WASD denies trip to Thailand, will reconsider in October
WELLSBORO — The Wellsboro Area School District board of directors denied a request for a school-sponsored trip to Thailand, but told the organizer they would reconsider the request in October.
County to manage grants for firehouse build
WELLSBORO — The Tioga County commissioners will assist a local fire company in building a new fire house and proclaimed several upcoming observances.
Garden bounty grows at the Towers
WELLSBORO — The community garden at Pinnacle Towers has doubled in size, as well as produce and interest.
The Most Popular Ice Cream Brand in Every State
Americans have a serious appetite for ice cream: U.S. producers churn out roughly 1.3 billion gallons of ice cream annually, making it a major segment of the country
Chimps have accents? Grunts give away where primates grew up
Scientists discovered that the primates develop distinct "population-specific vocal patterns" as they mature.
‘Devil flower’ with demonic ‘horns’ discovered in Thailand
It was found on the forest floor within a national park in western Thailand and was given the name Thismia daemona, or "devil flower."
Tioga boys place fifth at Beulah-Hazen Invite
BEULAH — The Tioga Pirates' boys cross country team placed fifth at the Beulah-Hazen Invite, held Friday at the Black Sands Golf Course.
Who-dunnit at Cherry Springs: Student sleuths interpret clues to solve mystery
WEST BRANCH TWP. — There was a bit of criminal mischief at Cherry Springs State Park over the weekend. Property damage and potential poaching came under the review of “CSI:
NTSD athletic facilities renovations bring exciting times
Renovations to the athletic facilities at Cowanesque Valley and Williamson high schools are well underway. While substantial completion is still projected for spring of next year, superintendent Kris Kaufman is
Center’s quilt raffle supports foster care
WELLSBORO — The participants at the Active Living Center in Wellsboro stitched together a fundraiser to support the county’s foster care program.
Wellsboro school board targets new club; learns of positive behavior initiatives
WELLSBORO — The Wellsboro Area School District discussed a new high school club while principals are instituting programs to encourage positive behaviors.
Wellsboro police to join Crimwatch network
WELLSBORO — Borough police will soon have another tool for solving crimes and also communicating with residents.
Concern centralizes county offices, to hold open house at new site
WELLSBORO — Concern is hosting a two-part celebration to open its new headquarters at 85 ½ Central Avenue, Wellsboro.
Overdose awareness event celebrates recovery, remembers lost
WELLSBORO — Their stories are sad and horrifying, some of the most dramatic parts told in an almost matter-of-fact tone of voice. Ultimately, they are stories of joy for having
Former Bradford bus driver sentenced to state prison for crimes against children
District Attorney Stephanie Vettenburg-Shaffer recently reported that a former Bradford Area School District bus driver has been sentenced to state prison for crimes against children on his school bus, a
Tioga Community Center to host data center open house
Local and state officials will share information and exchange dialogue regarding data centers at the Sept. 14 meeting
Tioga walk promotes hope
Tioga Medical Center invites community to walk together on Sept. 12 for mental health and suicide prevention
Is it illegal for the president to spend ‘patriotic’ donations on a White House ballroom or anything else?
Uncle Sam may receive charitable gifts, but that doesn’t give presidents free rein on how to spend those funds.