Bradford County, PA Archives - Page 6 of 157

Suspect in robberies shot and killed by police in Mansfield

Thursday, June 11 by Pat McDonald

The man wanted in connection with several robberies in New York was shot and killed by police in Mansfield on Thursday morning. According to the Pennsylvania State Police, 34-year-old Charles B. Costanzo of Old Forge, Pennsylvania led police on a chase that began in New... Read More.

Towanda Summer Concert Series kicks off tonight

Thursday, June 11 by Pat McDonald

The Towanda Summer Concert Series will kick off tonight (Thursday, June 11). The concerts will run on Thursdays at 7 pm at Thomas Fairchild Riverfront Park. The first show will feature a performance from Mista meanor. The concert series will run through Aug. 6. Follow the Towanda Borough... Read More.

Canton man facing charges after allegedly assaulting dad, brother

Wednesday, June 10 by Pat McDonald

A Canton man is facing charges after he allegedly attacked his father and brother last week. According to the Pennsylvania State Police, Joseph Austin Aubry shoved his father to the ground during an argument. The suspect also allegedly pushed his brother into a wall and choked... Read More.

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Troy School Board to vote on $33 million budget with 4 percent tax increase

Tuesday, June 9 by Pat McDonald

The Troy School Board will vote on a budget proposal with a four percent tax increase later this month. The district proposed a $33 million dollar spending plan with a planned deficit of just over $959,000. The tax increase would push the millage rate from 47.5... Read More.

Suspended District Judge Wilcox resigns

Friday, June 5 by Pat McDonald

Suspended Magisterial District Judge Jonathan Wilcox has resigned from his position. Wilcox, who served as the District Judge in Troy since 2000, was previously charged with more than 30 counts of misconduct by the Pennsylvania Judicial Board. The Judicial Conduct Board accused Wilcox of having an... Read More.

Pennsylvania House approves bill that bans student cell phone use

Thursday, June 4 by Pat McDonald

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a bill on Monday to ban student cell phone use during the school day. The bill applies to both public and private schools and allows exceptions for students with individualized learning plans, medica needs, language barriers or family members... Read More.

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Wyalusing man sentenced to 10-30 years for possessing child sex abuse materials

Wednesday, June 3 by Pat McDonald

A Wyalusing man will spend years in state prison for possessing child sex abuse materials. According to the Bradford County District Attorney's Office, Calvin Richard Shaffer was sentenced to a minimum of 10 years to a maximum of 30 years in state prison for the... Read More.

Wyalusing River Bridge back open

Tuesday, June 2 by Pat McDonald

The Wyalusing River Bridge is back open to traffic. The bridge suffered extensive damage when an oversized load struck the bridge on March 24. Upon inspection, the bridge was closed until repairs were completed. The Wyalusing River Bridge carries Wyalusing New Albany Road over the Susquehanna... Read More.

Bradford County Commissioners schedule public hearing on data centers

Tuesday, June 2 by Pat McDonald

The Bradford County Commissioners have scheduled a public hearing on data centers. The commissioners set the hearing for 7 pm on Thursday, June 25 at the Bradford County Public Safety Center. The hearing will be about the proposed amendment to the county's subdivision and land development... Read More.

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Gilliland, McRoberts named NTL Athletes of the Year

Tuesday, June 2 by Pat McDonald

The Northern Tier League has announced its 2025-26 athletic awards. Troy's Brendan Gilliland and Canton's Alexis McRoberts were named the NTL Athletes of the Year. Northeast Bradford girls basketball coach Ben Beebe was named the Coach of the Year. Jim Shaw was selected as the NTL's Official... Read More.

Athens man gets 10-30 for possessing child sex abuse materials

Monday, June 1 by Pat McDonald

An Athens man will spend years in state prison for possessing child sex abuse materials. According to the Bradford County District Attorney’s Office, 29-year-old Brandon Andrew Lantz was sentenced to a minimum of 10 years to a maximum of 30 years in state prison for... Read More.

Wyalusing River Bridge expected to reopen this week

Monday, June 1 by Pat McDonald

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced that the Wyalusing River Bridge is expected to reopen this week, nearly one month ahead of schedule. The bridge suffered extensive damage when an oversized load struck several members on March 24. Upon inspection, the bridge was closed... Read More.

Bradford County, PA

Suspect in robberies shot and killed by police in Mansfield

Towanda Summer Concert Series kicks off tonight

Canton man facing charges after allegedly assaulting dad, brother

Troy School Board to vote on $33 million budget with 4 percent tax increase

Suspended District Judge Wilcox resigns

Pennsylvania House approves bill that bans student cell phone use

Wyalusing man sentenced to 10-30 years for possessing child sex abuse materials

Wyalusing River Bridge back open

Bradford County Commissioners schedule public hearing on data centers

Gilliland, McRoberts named NTL Athletes of the Year

Athens man gets 10-30 for possessing child sex abuse materials

Wyalusing River Bridge expected to reopen this week

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