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New County Legislator Appointed for District 5

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Dennis Mullen of Waverly was appointed as District 5 legislator for Tioga County earlier this week. Mullen, a resident of Waverly, will fill the vacancy left by the late Raymond Case, who passed away in December, after being reelected just a month prior. Mullen... Read More.

Tioga Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual Dinner

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The Tioga County Chamber of Commerce held their annual dinner last night. The event was attended by close to 200 business owners and community members. The Chamber's annual Spirit of Tioga Awards were given at the dinner.The Tioga County Department of Economic Development and... Read More.

Florida Georgia Line to Perform at Dick’s Open

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Florida Georgia Line will be coming to Endicott this summer. They will be performing at the Dick's Sporting Good's Open. The Dick's Open is from July 6th through July 10 at En-Joie Golf Course in Endicott. Florida Georgia Line will be performing on the... Read More.

Sen. Akshar Appointed to Heroin and Opioid Addiction Task Force

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Senator Fred Akshar has recently been appointed to the legislative Task Force on Heroin and Opioid Addiction. Senate Majority Leader, John Flanagan, cited Akshar's years in law enforcement as invaluable to the committee. In addition to serving on this task force, Akshar is also... Read More.

Sheriff Walters Receives Award from NRA

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Bradford County Sheriff Clinton Walters was awarded at an NRA banquet in Harrisburg this past weekend. Sheriff Walters was nominated for his volunteerism and for protecting the 2nd amendment. As part of his recognition, Sheriff Walters was presented a Henry Law Enforcement Tribute Rifle... Read More.

Candor Historical Society Unveils Facebook Page

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The Candor Historical Society has launched a Facebook page. The page was launched on Monday in a continued effort to preserve and share the history of Candor. Already, the Candor Historical Society has posted links to past news articles, historic items for sale online,... Read More.

Fundraiser Set for Local Veteran-Oriented Non-Profit

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A Chili Cook-Off is being held to benefit a local non-profit organization. Hounds Helping Heroes rescues dogs from local animal shelters and puts them through an extensive six-month training program. Following completion of their initial training, the dog is then matched with a veteran.... Read More.

Wolf Outlines Budget Proposal

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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf began presenting his budget proposal to state lawmakers yesterday. In his address, Governor Wolf says that the state is facing a $2 Billion budget deficit. The governor's budget proposal would include a $2.7 Billion increase in spending and an 11%... Read More.

Teen Facing Two Counts of Homicide by Vehicle

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A Wyalusing Township teen facing multiple charges of homicide by vehicle will now head Bradford County's Court of Common Pleas after a hearing yesterday. 19-year-old Troy Stone has received a total of five charges, following a car accident last August. Stone is said to... Read More.

Sayre Board of Education OK’s Projects for 2016

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The Sayre School District Board of Education voted last night to go ahead with two major projects in 2016. The first project being tackled by the district is to replace boilers at both Snyder Elementary and the Sayre High School. This was originally projected... Read More.

Werkheiser Receives Sentencing

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The Waverly dance instructor charged with predatory sexual abuse has received her sentencing. Julie Werkheiser of Waverly has been sentenced to 11 years to life in prison after she was convicted of performing sexual acts with two children under the age of 13 in... Read More.

Broome County DA Announces “Operation S.A.F.E”

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Broome County District Attorney Stephen Cornwell has revealed a plan which seeks to help those addicted to drugs. Cornwell announced that his program, called "Operation S.A.F.E." would encourage those struggling with drug addiction to seek treatment at little to no cost to them. Through... Read More.
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