Bradford County, PA Archives - Page 16 of 140

PennDOT looking to build new maintenance building in Wysox

Tuesday, July 22 by Pat McDonald

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is planning to build a new maintenance facility in Wysox Township. The Pennsylvania Department of General Services plans to construct the facility on a 52-acre property at the intersection of Craftmaster and Strickland Roads. The land is owned by the... Read More.

Pickett’s Senior Expo set for Friday

Tuesday, July 22 by Pat McDonald

Pennsylvania State Rep. Tina Pickett will host her annual Senior Expo this week. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday at the Lynch-Bustin Elementary School in Athens. Dozens of organizations will be on hand to provide information on health care,... Read More.

Troy Fair kicks off today, runs through Saturday

Monday, July 21 by Pat McDonald

The 149th annual Troy Fair kicks off today at Alparon Park. The annual event will feature rides and games as well as several events, including bull ride mania and a demolition derby. Legendary ventriloquist and comedian Jeff Dunham and his wonderful cast of characters will hit... Read More.

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Two Bradford County Jail inmates charged after fight

Monday, July 21 by Pat McDonald

Two inmates at the Bradford County Jail have been charged after engaging in a fight at the correctional facility last month. According to the Pennsylvania State Police, 33-year-old Brandon McClain and 27-year-old Gaige Brown have been charged with misdemeanor simple assault following the incident. Both inmates... Read More.

GVCC holding Rummage and Relics Yard Sale this weekend

Monday, July 21 by Pat McDonald

The Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce will hold its first annual Rummage and Relics Yard Sale this weekend. The event will be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday at the GVCC office, located at 109 Chemung Street in Waverly. There will be clothing,... Read More.

Athens Health and Rehabilitation holds Open House, GVCC ribbon cutting

Monday, July 21 by Pat McDonald

Athens Health & Rehabilitation hosted an open house and had a... Read More.

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Fire destroys home in Sayre

Friday, July 18 by Pat McDonald

A fire destroyed a home in Sayre on Thursday afternoon. A dryer caught fire and reportedly exploded inside a house on Bensley Street just after noon on Thursday. The fire quickly spread to the living room and kitchen, and onto the second floor of the... Read More.

Pickett to host annual Senior Expo next week

Friday, July 18 by Pat McDonald

Pennsylvania State Rep. Tina Pickett will host her annual Senior Expo next week. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, July 25th at the Lynch-Bustin Elementary School in Athens. Dozens of organizations will be on hand to provide information on... Read More.

Kids Can’t Fight Cancer Alone Carnival returns to Sayre on Saturday

Friday, July 18 by Pat McDonald

The second annual Kids Can’t Fight Cancer Alone Carnival is set for this weekend at Sam’s Bar and Grill. The carnival will be held on Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. at Sam’s Bar and Grill, located at 912 North Wilbur Ave. in Sayre. Tickets are... Read More.

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Cornhole tournament for ALS Awareness set for Saturday in Athens

Friday, July 18 by Pat McDonald

A cornhole tournament will be held this weekend in support of ALS Awareness. The Shady Strong Cornhole Tournament is set for Saturday at Tanner’s Bar and Grill in Athens. The tournament is being held in memory of Athens High School graduate and former standout athlete Jay... Read More.

Athens Borough residents frustrated with fireworks, ask borough officials for help

Thursday, July 17 by Pat McDonald

Athens Borough residents are asking officials to help stop the excessive use of fireworks. According to the Bradford Sentinel, one Athens resident requested that the borough council review local noise and fireworks ordinances after dealing with 37 instances of massive and excessive fireworks from... Read More.

Gov. Shapiro signs law repealing Sunday hunting ban in Pennsylvania

Thursday, July 17 by Pat McDonald

Governor Josh Shapiro recently signed House Bill 1431 into law, repealing Pennsylvania’s longstanding ban on Sunday hunting. According to a press release from the governor's office, this new bipartisan law delivers real freedom for Pennsylvania’s 850,000 licensed hunters, empowers the Pennsylvania Game Commission... Read More.

Bradford County, PA

PennDOT looking to build new maintenance building in Wysox

Pickett’s Senior Expo set for Friday

Troy Fair kicks off today, runs through Saturday

Two Bradford County Jail inmates charged after fight

GVCC holding Rummage and Relics Yard Sale this weekend

Athens Health and Rehabilitation holds Open House, GVCC ribbon cutting

Fire destroys home in Sayre

Pickett to host annual Senior Expo next week

Kids Can’t Fight Cancer Alone Carnival returns to Sayre on Saturday

Cornhole tournament for ALS Awareness set for Saturday in Athens

Athens Borough residents frustrated with fireworks, ask borough officials for help

Gov. Shapiro signs law repealing Sunday hunting ban in Pennsylvania

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