Trevorton News

While watching his favorite movie, as if in solidarity with the guys on the Notre Dame football team, James Fenstermacher could be heard chanting "Ru-dy! Ru-dy! Ru-dy!" "Like Rudy, my father kept up the good fight against his illness, long after peers would have given in," said Dustin Fenstermacher, of Philadelphia.

Students in the Line Mountain School District made significant strides in 2009 Pennsylvania System of School Assessment math and reading test results, Superintendent David Campbell said during Tuesday night's school board meeting.

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.

There will be a new well at Line Mountain High School. After almost five years of analysis and discussion about whether to correct the problems of the old well or constructing a new one, Line Mountain School Board directors opted last week to approve the advertising for bids for the drilling of a well at the high school.

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

Seven blues bands will take to the stage at the Spyglass Ridge Winery on Saturday for the fourth annual blues fest and muscle car rally.

For Bob and Gloria Swinehart, of Trevorton, life dramatically changed on Oct. 14, 2008.

A Sunbury psychiatrist testified that Ryan Francis was the most suicidal individual he'd ever seen in 30 years of practice, but Dr.

Cindy Knight donned a yellow vest, picked up a rake and joined about 300 fellow Mormons in a large-scale spring cleanup in the city Saturday morning.

Two drivers were injured after a head-on collision Thursday on Route 54 in Mount Carmel Township, Northumberland County.

Elementary students from the Line Mountain School District recently displayed their work in an art show at the Susquehanna Valley Mall.

The following are among area high school students who were named Young Americans for February by the Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce.

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.

A 9-year old boy was injured after being hit by a car on Route 225 in the village Sunday morning, with the impact throwing him 25 feet.

A 51-year-old Harrisburg man was injured when he was thrown from an all-terrain vehicle on Monday afternoon while riding at the "Flats" off Gap Road in Zerbe Township, Northumberland County.

Trevorton Fire Chief Edwin Reed ascends a steep incline after assisting EMTs and other rescue personnel at the "Flats" off Gap Road in Zerbe Township where an ATV rider suffered serious injuries in an accident ...

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

The Sunbury Rotary Club has named Bob Lagerman the city's Citizen of the Year. "I was shocked," Lagerman said, "and naturally pleased at the same time.

A family is homeless following a raging blaze that destroyed their two-story home in a remote section of Little Mahanoy Township Friday morning.

BUSER, JOHN C., 79, of Northumberland. Memorial service at 11 a.m. Saturday in Canterbury Room, Nottingham Village, Northumberland.