Bradford County, PA Archives - Page 15 of 150

New law requires Pennsylvania schools to accept cash at events

Friday, November 21 by Pat McDonald

Fans of high school sports in Pennsylvania can once again use cash to pay for their tickets to postseason events. A new state law, which was part of the recent budget deal, requires schools across the state to accept cash. In recent years, the Pennsylvania Interscholastic... Read More.

Athens man arrested on meth charges, sent to jail on $1 million bail

Wednesday, November 19 by Pat McDonald

An Athens man is in jail on $1 million dollars bail for allegedly possessing and selling meth. According to the Bradford County Drug Task Force, 42-year-old Chad Michael McLinko was originally charged with felony delivery of a controlled substance and sent to the Bradford County... Read More.

NTL community mourning loss of legendary coach Jim Davis

Wednesday, November 19 by Pat McDonald

The Northern Tier League community is mourning the loss of legendary basketball coach Jim Davis, who passed away on Nov. 11. Davis coached the Northeast Bradford boys basketball team for 31 years and won 11 NTL championships and two District IV titles. In 1987, the... Read More.

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New Red Rose Diner announces permanent closure

Wednesday, November 19 by Pat McDonald

The owners of the New Red Rose Diner have announced they will be closing the restaurant. Jamie and Rich Anderson purchased the business last year and reopened the diner last November. They said in a Facebook post that despite their best efforts to navigate the challenges,... Read More.

Animal Care Sanctuary celebrates Tiny Home Village project with GVCC ribbon cutting

Tuesday, November 18 by Pat McDonald

The Animal Care Sanctuary in East Smithfield celebrated its newest addition to their facility on Friday. A Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting was held for the Tiny Home Village Project, which currently includes 16 tiny homes for dogs. The idea is for dogs to... Read More.

Proposed Bradford County budget includes first tax hike since 2009

Tuesday, November 18 by Pat McDonald

The Bradford County Commissioners presented the 2026 county budget which includes a proposed tax increase for the first time in over a decade. The proposed $77.5 million dollar spending plan includes a 15.6 percent property tax increase. The county real estate tax millage rate will increase... Read More.

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More info released on Salsman’s parole violations

Monday, November 17 by Pat McDonald

More information has been released about the parole violations that sent former Bradford County District Attorney Chad Salsman back to prison. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, Salsman was returned to the State Correctional Institution at Coal Township on Wednesday, Nov. 12 for committing... Read More.

Former DA Salsman back in state prison after violating parole

Thursday, November 13 by Pat McDonald

Former Bradford County District Attorney Chad Salsman is back in state prison. According to the Wyalusing Rocket Courier, Salsman was remanded to the State Correctional Institution at Coal Township after violating his parole. He was brought to the facility on Wednesday on an unspecified parole violation. Salsman... Read More.

Shapiro signs Pennsylvania budget 135 days after deadline

Thursday, November 13 by Pat McDonald

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro finally signed the state’s budget into law on Wednesday. The $50.1 billion dollar budget was less than Shapiro initially asked for but well above what Republican leadership had been looking to spend. In announcing the budget deal, Shapiro said the spending plan... Read More.

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Former Elmira resident sentenced for corruption of minors

Wednesday, November 12 by Pat McDonald

A former Elmira man has been sentenced to time in the Bradford County Jail for the crime of corruption of minors. According to the Bradford County District Attorney’s Office, 75-year-old Charles E. Gynnip, Jr. was sentenced to a minimum of 151 days to a maximum... Read More.

Pennsylvania State Police identifies victim in fatal Route 6 crash

Tuesday, November 11 by Pat McDonald

The Pennsylvania State Police have identified the victim in the fatal crash on Route 6 near Wysox last month. According to police, 38-year-old Brian R. King from Palmerton, Pennsylvania was driving a 2015 Volkswagen Jetta when it collided with a 2000 Kenworth Northwest tractor trailer... Read More.

Wysox man facing felony charges after leading police on chase

Monday, November 10 by Pat McDonald

A Bradford County man is facing several felony charges following a police chase that crossed state lines on Thursday. According to the Sayre Borough Police Department, 42-year-old Wysox resident Chase P. Argot was charged with one count of felony fleeing or eluding police, four counts... Read More.

Bradford County, PA

New law requires Pennsylvania schools to accept cash at events

Athens man arrested on meth charges, sent to jail on $1 million bail

NTL community mourning loss of legendary coach Jim Davis

New Red Rose Diner announces permanent closure

Animal Care Sanctuary celebrates Tiny Home Village project with GVCC ribbon cutting

Proposed Bradford County budget includes first tax hike since 2009

More info released on Salsman’s parole violations

Former DA Salsman back in state prison after violating parole

Shapiro signs Pennsylvania budget 135 days after deadline

Former Elmira resident sentenced for corruption of minors

Pennsylvania State Police identifies victim in fatal Route 6 crash

Wysox man facing felony charges after leading police on chase

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