Port Trevorton News

Bruce Lisle, right, of Bio Fuels explains the finer details of the manure buring boiler installed to William Clouser of the PA State Conservation Commission at Windview Farm in Union Township Monday June 22, 2009.

A program that allows people to buy groceries at a half-off price is drawing more and more people to Valley churches.

Firefighters from four counties battled a barn fire early this morning along Middle Creek Road in Penn Township, Snyder County.

When Koda, a Siberian husky, recently escaped from his outdoor kennel, owner Janet Yerger of Port Trevorton called The Daily Item's classified department to place an advertisement for her lost dog.

After 60 years of dedicated service to the community in times of crisis, the Port Trevorton Fire Company will kick back, relax and celebrate its first-ever firemen's parade on June 4. Members also will hold their first firemen's carnival in nearly 30 years.

Susquehanna students Michael Jones, left, and Clinton Johnson, both members of the Phi Mu Delta fraternity, join other students to clear dead trees and shrubs at Kid-s Grove in Selinsgrove on Saturday.

David Gair, of Milton, was beside himself with stress when his unemployment support suddenly came to a halt.

The superintendent of Selinsgrove schools said Friday that a week-old policy that denied lunch to students who lacked money has been rescinded.

A mother says her 12-year-old son was denied lunch by Selinsgrove Middle School cafeteria workers this week because he didn't have enough money in his account.

Wesley Bassler always keeps his eyes peeled when he's driving, looking for anyone who might need help.

The Snyder County Conservation District is sponsoring three informal meetings for experienced, new and potential no-till farmers on March 3. Meals will be free.

DUI roving patrols SELINSGROVE - State police at Selinsgrove reported area police will conduct DUI roving patrols throughout the month to keep state highways safer for the motoring public.

Fred Gold did not heed the warning to never buy anything being sold from the back of a truck.

A Lewisburg pet shop is holding a special raffle to raise money for a puppy with mounting medical bills an area rescue group is trying to help.

Eugene Herrold stis in his Port Trevorton home with a 1943 photograph of himself.

Eugene Herrold can still feel the frigid temperatures he battled 64 years ago while trying to write his mother a letter on Christmas Day.

With three young children, including a newborn daughter, Christy Kern has her hands full.

Sharon says she's known tough times, but never this tough. A disability is preventing her from working as a nurse, and with her husband working sporadically in the wood products field, they are struggling to ...