Bradford County, PA Archives - Page 5 of 155

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.

Towanda man killed in car vs. scooter accident

Friday, May 29 by Pat McDonald

A 55-year-old Towanda man was killed in a car vs. scooter accident on Tuesday. According to police, Steven Pennay was driving a motorized scooter on the Merrill Parkway near the intersection with Park Street at around 6 pm on Tuesday when an SUV collided with... Read More.

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Community to come together for Pool House LIVE at Keystone Theatre this weekend

Tuesday, May 26 by Pat McDonald

The Keystone Theatre will host Pool House LIVE on Saturday, May 30, bringing the community together for a night of hometown music and live entertainment. The event is organized by the Bradford County Regional Arts Council and highlights local talent in an energetic, family-friendly performance setting. Pool House is a local band made up of... Read More.

Former Wyalusing Area Education Foundation treasurer arrested for allegedly stealing from organization

Tuesday, May 26 by Pat McDonald

The former treasurer of the Wyalusing Area Education Foundation is facing charges for allegedly stealing funds from the organization. According to the Pennsylvania State Police, 49-year-old Kelly M. White was charged with one count of theft by unlawful taking and 14 counts of forgery, which... Read More.

Bridge repairs ahead of schedule as work continues this week on the Wyalusing River Bridge

Tuesday, May 26 by Pat McDonald

Repair work is now projected to be ahead of schedule as emergency repairs continue this week on the Wyalusing River Bridge, which carries Wyalusing New Albany Road (Route 2010) over the Susquehanna River in Terry and Wyalusing townships. The bridge was struck and damaged by an oversized load on Tuesday, March 24.... Read More.

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Pickett to host Digital Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention seminar

Thursday, May 21 by Pat McDonald

HARRISBURG – In an effort to raise awareness and protect children and families in the 110th District from digital human trafficking, Rep. Tina Pickett (R-Bradford/Wyoming) is again hosting her Human Trafficking in a Digital World seminar. The event serves as an opportunity for people to hear... Read More.

Valley resident Stacy Garrity wins Republican nomination for Pennsylvania governor

Wednesday, May 20 by Pat McDonald

Valley resident Stacy Garrity is officially the Republican nominee for Governor of Pennsylvania. Garrity was running unopposed in Tuesday's primary. The Sayre High School grad and current Pennsylvania State Treasurer will now face incumbent Gov. Josh Shapiro in November's general election. Shapiro ran unopposed in the Democratic... Read More.

Virginia man arrested for making threats at Dandy in East Smithfield

Tuesday, May 19 by Pat McDonald

A Virginia man is facing charges after he allegedly made threats at a Dandy Mini Mart in Bradford County. According to the Pennsylvania State Police, 30-year-old Fairfax, Virginia resident Benjamin S. Levine has been charged with terroristic threats causing an evacuation of a building, driving... Read More.

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Primary election set for today in Pennsylvania

Tuesday, May 19 by Pat McDonald

Today is primary day in Pennsylvania. Polls will be open from 7 am to 8 pm throughout the state. Valley resident and current State Treasurer Stacy Garrity will be the only candidate on the Republican ballot for governor. She will take on incumbent Gov. Josh Shapiro... Read More.

Guthrie Troy, Home Health named among Best Places to Work in Healthcare for 2026

Monday, May 18 by Pat McDonald

Guthrie Troy Community Hospital and Guthrie Home Health have been honored as among the nation's Best Places to Work in Healthcare 2026 by Modern Healthcare magazine. This is the second consecutive yearly recognition for Troy and the first for Home Health, and they are the only entities... Read More.

Troy man charged after allegedly selling fentanyl to confidential informant

Wednesday, May 13 by Pat McDonald

A 27-year-old Troy man is behind bars after he allegedly sold fentanyl to a confidential informant. Damien Thomas Ramirez, Jr. has been charged by the Bradford County Drug Task Force and Pennsylvania State Police with two counts each of delivering a controlled substance and criminal... Read More.

Bradford County, PA

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

Wyalusing River Bridge expected to reopen this week

Towanda man killed in car vs. scooter accident

Community to come together for Pool House LIVE at Keystone Theatre this weekend

Former Wyalusing Area Education Foundation treasurer arrested for allegedly stealing from organization

Bridge repairs ahead of schedule as work continues this week on the Wyalusing River Bridge

Pickett to host Digital Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention seminar

Valley resident Stacy Garrity wins Republican nomination for Pennsylvania governor

Virginia man arrested for making threats at Dandy in East Smithfield

Primary election set for today in Pennsylvania

Guthrie Troy, Home Health named among Best Places to Work in Healthcare for 2026

Troy man charged after allegedly selling fentanyl to confidential informant

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