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Font size: [A] [A] [A] Nine individuals were picked up through the Operation VENOM warrant sweep and saturation patrol conducted in the Hazleton area Friday, according to an official from the Luzerne County Sheriff's Department.
FREELAND Police arrested a borough man on charges he pointed a loaded shotgun toward a woman at a home Thursday night.
Eckley Miners' Village to Close, Perhaps Permanently
A historic place in Luzerne County which attracts tourists will close December first and may never reopen.
Hazle planners delay Sonic vote until next week
The Hazle Township Planning Commission continues its review of plans for the proposed construction of a Sonic Drive-in at Humboldt Station.
Casino lands arena naming rights
Font size: [A] [A] [A] share this Mohegan Sun has agreed to a tentative deal to sponsor the arena at Casey Plaza, the Luzerne County Convention Center Authority announced Wednesday.
Future uncertain for DCED grant projects
The state budget that took more than 100 days past its deadline to enact includes major cuts in funding to a key project-funding agency, the Department of Community and Economic Development.
Supervisors chosen for Mt. Top townships
Republicans will form a clear majority on Hazleton City Council beginning in 2010, as voters elected Karin Cabell and James Perry in an obvious show of support for Mayor Lou Barletta.
The arrest of township fire Chief John Yuknavich in a Plains Township bar fight on Saturday isn't the first time he has made news for the wrong reasons.
Packer Township election quiet
With 34 percent of the electorate voting Tuesday, Swinesburg polled 192 votes, while Tax Collector Joan Hinkle garnered 203 votes in her unopposed bid.
A community in Luzerne County took a blow Monday when it was announced a major employer is closing.
Settlements reached in three suits over gas spill
Three lawsuits filed by individuals affected by a gas spill in the Laurel Gardens neighborhood were settled Monday.
Two are charged with kidnapping, theft
EDWARDSVILLE Two men are charged with kidnapping a store security officer who attempted to stop them from stealing seafood and meat on Tuesday.
Present could use a little dose of past Mark Guydish Opinion
On North Wyoming Street in Hazleton, near the hub of town, sits the now-infamous La Cantina Bar.
Faces in the News: James C. Gruber, executive director of the Reading Buccaneers Drum & Bugle Corps
Why he's in the news: The Buccaneers finished their fifth consecutive undefeated season last month and set several Drum Corps Associates records.
If you live in the mountains you probably had more snow than anybody else. The valley cities didn't get much of anything.
Re-enactor gets to live region's history
Mike Slease has been a living history interpreter for 40 years. He is the founder and commanding officer of the Third Battalion Pennsylvania Regiment of Foot, "the Augusta Regiment." The unit re-enacts French and Indian War events throughout Pennsylvania and New York, where many battles of that war took place in the years before the colonies became ...
King Coala s messy reign explained
And while the legacy of King Coal's effect on area streams and rivers might be less apparent, it's just as, if not more, devastating.
Election Bureau looks into violations
Investigation of Hazleton school ads to be given to DA's office. The Luzerne County Election Bureau is seeking the public's help in an investigation of two political action committees.
Harvey Adams Jr. laid to rest...More than 300 pack church to honor him
Written by Christian Morrow - Courier Staff Writer Thursday, 17 September 2009 11:27 Whether fighting in Korea or for civil rights in the streets of Pittsburgh, Harvey Adams Jr.