Chestnuts growing ‘neath the stairs: Local man’s efforts to grow trees sees success
WELLSBORO — A Shippen Township resident is giving back to the woods by growing and distributing chestnut trees.
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After 1776, the founders designed a government that accounts for ‘a degree of depravity in mankind’
After the colonists declared their independence, designing a government was next. Three of the founding generation said the new government needed to account for the flaws in human nature.
Deerfield Township sells pavers
The Deerfield Township supervisors opened and reviewed a bid for the sale of two pavers during the July 7 meeting.
Elkland council plans workshops to iron out authority questions
The Elkland borough council will hold scheduled quarterly workshops with the Elkland Borough Authority, a decision made during the July 9 council meeting.
State police release holiday weekend crash data
The Pennsylvania State Police released the results of its Independence Day Weekend enforcement detail.
CNC completes $2.9 million expansion project
MANSFIELD — The Church of the New Covenant has been dreaming about expanding their building footprint for ten years. That dream has finally come true thanks to a $2 million
Astronomy club acquires telescope for future observatory
WELLSBORO — The PA Wilds Astronomy Club has taken the first important step in establishing an observatory in the area. It acquired a telescope.
Emergency responders rescue man, dog from Potter Brook waters
KNOXVILLE — Six emergency responders rescued a man and dog stranded by a flash flood July 5 in Potter Brook.
Wellsboro council considers updating multi-municipal plan
WELLSBORO — It’s been more than 10 years since Wellsboro borough and Charleston, Delmar and Duncan townships entered into an agreement for a multi-municipal comprehensive plan and it’s probably time
County seeks support to buyout flood-prone Potter Brook properties
WELLSBORO — Tioga County is applying to participate in a federal program to purchase properties in the Potter Brook area.
Accident takes out traffic signal at Central, Main
WELLSBORO — The traffic signal at the intersection of Central Avenue and Main Street was damaged and will be non-functioning for at least two months.
Elkland District Court
The following person is scheduled to appear in Elkland District Court, judge James Edgcomb presiding.
Commissioners meeting wrongly identified as data center meeting draws dozens
COUDERSPORT — A social media post suggesting that the regularly scheduled Potter County commissioner’s meeting on Thursday, July 9 was a special meeting about data centers drew over 50 people
STATE POLICE AT COUDERSPORT
Cloudy. Expect widespread areas of smoke and haze, reducing visibility at times. Low 62F. Winds light and variable..
STATE POLICE AT MANSFIELD
Overcast. Expect widespread areas of smoke and haze, reducing visibility at times. Low around 65F. Winds light and variable..
STATE POLICE AT LEWIS RUN
Cloudy. Expect widespread areas of smoke and haze, reducing visibility at times. Low 62F. Winds light and variable..
Officer Koch appointed officer in charge following chief's death
MANSFIELD — Officer Richard Koch was unanimously appointed as officer in charge July 2 following the death of Chief Zach Stager.
Ski patrol completes pavilion builds
The Denton Hill Nordic Ski Patrol’s second cross country ski trail roofed picnic table shelter, situated on the south side of Rt. 6 near Duck Pond, was completed over the
UMPC recognized for cleanliness
WELLSBORO — When Joseph Osgood goes to work as the housekeeping supervisor at UMPC Wellsboro, his priority is making sure that patients are taken care of and safe.
Ness museum hits the road
EMPORIUM — Sizerville State Park may not be the place where one would expect to find Mysterious Mike Malone, an undercover ‘Untouchable’ Treasury Department agent who infiltrated the mob, but
Board votes down project manager for field house
BLOSSBURG — A proposed field house project in Island Park is in jeopardy after the Southern Tioga school board voted down a contract for a former principal to serve as
How redefining one word strips the Endangered Species Act’s ability to protect vital habitat
The majority of endangered species listings over the years have involved habitat loss, from Chinook salmon to island foxes and many birds.
Could you score at the World Cup? Many Americans think they can
Think you could score a World Cup penalty kick against a professional keeper? One in four Americans thinks they could. That’s the findings of a survey of 2,000 people, which
Austin celebrates America's 250th birthday
Hundreds of families, friends, neighbors and visitors attended the annual Austin fireworks on Friday evening at the school. Dana Daisley performed live throughout the evening. Local organizations lined the i...