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Athens Area High School breaks into Top 10 in state Science Olympiad Competition

Monday, April 26 by MyHometownToday

ATHENS, Pa. -- After finishing 11th in the state in the Regional Science Olympiad in March, Athens Area Science Olympiad set their sights on the state competition with the goal of breaking into the Top 10. With only four weeks to prepare, the team... Read More.

Spring is time to ‘spruce up’ your porch and enter the Sayre Front Porch Project contest

Thursday, April 22 by MyHometownToday

The American front porch is a unique architectural feature designed to enhance our homes and neighborhoods. We are lucky that our Valley has so many homes graced with beautiful porches. Join us in the SAYRE FRONT PORCH PROJECT movement. 1. Spruce Up Your Front Porch -... Read More.

Waverly Free Library will reopen April 27 with limited hours for appointment-only use

Tuesday, April 20 by MyHometownToday

WAVERLY – The tentative reopening date for the Waverly Free Library will be Tuesday, April 27, with limited hours for public use. Starting on the 27th, hours for patron use will be Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Contactless pickup service will... Read More.

Pennsylvania expands COVID-19 vacvine eligibility today to everyone 16 and older

Tuesday, April 13 by MyHometownToday

Sayre, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Monday that effective Tuesday, April 13, the state will open vaccine eligibility for those 16 and older, regardless of occupation or underlying health conditions. Guthrie currently has appointments available for those 16 and older on the following... Read More.

Guthrie expands eligibility to include 16 and 17 year olds in PA at Sayre vaccine clinic

Thursday, April 8 by MyHometownToday

SAYRE, Pa.-- Guthrie now has appointments available for individuals ages 16-64 with qualifying high-risk conditions as identified by the CDC, as well as all those who qualify under the state’s 1A, 1B and 1C phases. Although New York has opened vaccination eligibility up to all individuals... Read More.

Sayre Rotary names 11th grade essay contest winners from Sayre High School

Monday, March 29 by MyHometownToday

Sayre Rotary has announced the winners of this year’s Rotary essay contest from Sayre High School and honored them recently at their weekly luncheon. The 1st place winner was Gianna Quattrini, the 2nd place winner was Josh Wilson and the 3rd place winner was... Read More.

Guthrie’s medical facilities care for 1,258 COVID-19 inpatients in the past year

Friday, March 26 by MyHometownToday

SAYRE, Pa. – As Guthrie observes the anniversary of caring for its first COVID patients, we reflect on the dedication and commitment of our staff during a very challenging pandemic year. Over the past 365 days, Guthrie has cared for 1,258 COVID inpatients. Miriam Martin,... Read More.

Waverly man gets 10+ years in federal prison for attempted enticement of a minor

Friday, March 26 by MyHometownToday

SYRACUSE -- Jacob Gorman, 39, of Waverly, was sentenced this week to serve 124 months in federal prison for attempted online enticement of a minor, announced Acting United States Attorney Antoinette T. Bacon and Thomas F. Relford, Special Agent in Charge of the Albany... Read More.

Tops Markets celebrates its 25th anniversary in Sayre with time capsule opening

Thursday, March 25 by MyHometownToday

Williamsville, N.Y. – On Friday, March 19, associates at the Tops Markets, 3014 Elmira St., Sayre, celebrated a 25-year milestone in Sayre by opening their time capsule. Store manager Rick Emerson was proud to stand alongside his fellow team members as they opened the... Read More.

Athens and Towanda students design tray covers for Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital

Thursday, March 18 by MyHometownToday

Sayre, Pa. – Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital has partnered with local schools to provide an artistic touch to patients’ meals. Students from Athens Area School District and Towanda Area School District in grades K-8 have designed holiday-themed artwork to appear on patient meal trays throughout... Read More.

Despite COVID-19, Guthrie encourages patients to maintain orthopedic care

Wednesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

Sayre, Pa. – Guthrie remains committed to the health and safety of its patients and staff and ensures the communities it serves during COVID-19 that its facilities are safe to visit. Still, providers are seeing an increased number of patients putting off needed care. Dr. Joseph... Read More.

Waverly village election: Polls open at noon to vote for Mayor and three trustees

Tuesday, March 16 by MyHometownToday

Waverly voters will elect a mayor and three trustees in Tuesday's village election. In the mayoral race, incumbent Patrick Ayres faces another challenge from business owner Tom Bellinger in a rematch of the 2019 election. Ayres won by 25 votes. Four village residents are on the ballot... Read More.

The Valley

Athens Area High School breaks into Top 10 in state Science Olympiad Competition

Spring is time to ‘spruce up’ your porch and enter the Sayre Front Porch Project contest

Waverly Free Library will reopen April 27 with limited hours for appointment-only use

Pennsylvania expands COVID-19 vacvine eligibility today to everyone 16 and older

Guthrie expands eligibility to include 16 and 17 year olds in PA at Sayre vaccine clinic

Sayre Rotary names 11th grade essay contest winners from Sayre High School

Guthrie’s medical facilities care for 1,258 COVID-19 inpatients in the past year

Waverly man gets 10+ years in federal prison for attempted enticement of a minor

Tops Markets celebrates its 25th anniversary in Sayre with time capsule opening

Athens and Towanda students design tray covers for Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital

Despite COVID-19, Guthrie encourages patients to maintain orthopedic care

Waverly village election: Polls open at noon to vote for Mayor and three trustees

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