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Accu-Weather fall forecast: Warm days and nights in Twin Tiers before an early frost

Thursday, September 22 by Bill Moyer

By ACCU-WEATHER - It has been a hot summer across the U.S. with the temperature frequently flirting with the 100-degree mark in countless locations and some of the longest-duration heatwaves in a decade. However, there is a light at the end of the tunnel... Read More.

Felony convictions in Bradford County Court send four Valley residents to state prisons

Wednesday, September 21 by Bill Moyer

(Towanda, PA) - Bradford County District Attorney Albert C. Ondrey has reported the following resolutions of criminal cases in the Bradford County Court of Common Pleas.Jacqueline Lucy, 40, Sayre, PA, was sentenced to incarceration in a State Correctional Facility for 12 to 18 months,... Read More.

PennDOT phases in newly-designed driver licenses, IDs with security enhancements

Monday, September 19 by Bill Moyer

(Harrisburg, PA) – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced as part of ongoing security enhancements, it's updating the design and enhancing the security features of its driver license and identification card products.All Driver and Photo centers will transition to the new products by... Read More.

Guthrie offering Covid booster shots and flu vaccines at Saturday clinics in Sayre

Thursday, September 15 by Bill Moyer

(Sayre, Pa.) – Guthrie will offer COVID-19 bivalent booster shots and the flu vaccine at special Saturday clinics beginning this Saturday, Sept. 17. Bivalent boosters target the most recent Omicron subvariants, BA.4 and BA.5, which are more contagious and more resistant than earlier strains... Read More.

PA doles out final payments of $980M of Covid ARAP freebies to local municipalities

Wednesday, September 14 by Bill Moyer

(Harrisburg, PA) - Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity and Acting Secretary of the Department of Community and Economic Development Neil Weaver have announced final payments under the American Rescue Plan Act’s (ARPA) Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery program, totaling more than $490 million, have been sent to... Read More.

Bradford Rep. Pickett reminds PA voters of upcoming dates for November election

Tuesday, September 13 by Bill Moyer

By REP. TINA PICKETT - The 2022 General Election is coming up on Tuesday, November 8. Voters will have the opportunity to elect Pennsylvania next governor and lieutenant governor, PA's members of the U.S. House and Senate, and state House and Senate sears (in... Read More.

Canyon Pilots Association Fly-In breakfast buffet draws 900 to Wellsboro area airport

Friday, September 9 by Bill Moyer

(Wellsboro, Pa.) - A total of 890 people, including 797 adults and 93 youths, enjoyed eggs, buckwheat pancakes and ham during the Canyon Pilots Association All-You-Can-Eat Fly-In Breakfast on Sunday, September 4 at the Grand Canyon Regional Airport, near Wellsboro. "There was never a long... Read More.

Guthrie surgeon headed to Ukraine on mission to treat people with facial injuries

Wednesday, September 7 by Bill Moyer

(Sayre, Pa.) – Guthrie surgeon Dr. John Frodel will soon be traveling to Ukraine with a group of physicians from The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery to assist those with facial injuries suffered as a result of the conflict in Ukraine.... Read More.

Annual ‘Guthrie Gala’ raises record amount of money to support Sayre House of Hope

Tuesday, September 6 by Bill Moyer

(Sayre, Pa.) – More than $200,000 was raised for Sayre House of Hope at the annual Guthrie Gala, making it the most profitable fundraiser to date. The Gala was held on August 27 at Tioga Downs Event Center in Nichols, and was attended by... Read More.

Bradford County Fundraiser Nets $15K for Child Who Lost Both Parents

Friday, September 2 by WEBO

Sayre, Pa. -- A boy who tragically lost both parents at a tender age has a brighter future ahead thanks to the generosity of the Valley community.As reported previously on myhometowntoday.com, Sam’s Bar & Grill in Sayre has hosted the annual Quincey’s Cause Ride... Read More.

New York, Pennsylvania Non-Profits Focused on Community Health Needs Encouraged to Apply for Up to $20,000 in Funding

Wednesday, August 31 by WEBO

Sayre, Pa. -- Guthrie is making available up to $20,000.00 in grant funding to community non-profit organizations within a 12-county service area of New York and Pennsylvania that address and prioritize areas identified by the Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA.)The Patient Protection and Affordable... Read More.

Senator Yaw Announces Bradford County Schools Eligible to Apply for Up to $200,000 in Safety and Security Funding

Friday, August 26 by WEBO

From the Office of State Senator Gene Yaw (R-23) Harrisburg, Pa. -- Schools throughout Bradford, Lycoming, Sullivan, Susquehanna and Union counties can apply now to receive additional grant funding to protect the health and safety of students, teachers and school employees, according to Sen. Gene... Read More.

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Bradford County, PA

Accu-Weather fall forecast: Warm days and nights in Twin Tiers before an early frost

Felony convictions in Bradford County Court send four Valley residents to state prisons

PennDOT phases in newly-designed driver licenses, IDs with security enhancements

Guthrie offering Covid booster shots and flu vaccines at Saturday clinics in Sayre

PA doles out final payments of $980M of Covid ARAP freebies to local municipalities

Bradford Rep. Pickett reminds PA voters of upcoming dates for November election

Canyon Pilots Association Fly-In breakfast buffet draws 900 to Wellsboro area airport

Guthrie surgeon headed to Ukraine on mission to treat people with facial injuries

Annual ‘Guthrie Gala’ raises record amount of money to support Sayre House of Hope

Bradford County Fundraiser Nets $15K for Child Who Lost Both Parents

New York, Pennsylvania Non-Profits Focused on Community Health Needs Encouraged to Apply for Up to $20,000 in Funding

Senator Yaw Announces Bradford County Schools Eligible to Apply for Up to $200,000 in Safety and Security Funding

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