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Waverly man charged for role in 2025 crash in Athens Township

Thursday, May 21 by Pat McDonald

A 25-year-old Waverly man is facing charges following a four-car crash in September of last year. According to Athens Township Police, Noah Tappan-Bright was charged with two felony counts of causing a crash that resulted in injuries, one count of accident causing property damage, three... Read More.

Longtime member Skerpon resigns from Sayre School Board

Thursday, May 21 by Pat McDonald

Longtime Sayre School Board member Donnie Skerpon has resigned. Skerpon announced his decision at the school board meeting on Monday night. He has served on the board for more than 30 years. Skerpon said it had been a privilege and an honor to serve on the Sayre... Read More.

SBA to host Sayre Street Fair next month

Thursday, May 21 by Pat McDonald

The Sayre Business Association will hold its annual Street Fair next month. The Sayre Street Fair will be held on Desmond Street from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 13th. The event will have plenty of vendors, great food and live music. For more information,... 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.

Valley Memorial Day Parade set for Monday in Sayre

Wednesday, May 20 by Pat McDonald

The Valley Memorial Day Parade is set for Monday morning in Sayre. The annual event will begin at 10 a.m. on Brock Street before heading down Lockhart Street to Desmond Street up to Hayden and then finally to Howard Elmer Park. A ceremony will be held... Read More.

Guthrie Gallop raises $25K for Guthrie Cancer Care Fund

Wednesday, May 20 by Pat McDonald

The annual Guthrie Gallop saw more than 360 runners hit the streets in the Valley last weekend. The 42nd annual event raised more than $25,000 for the Guthrie Cancer Care Fund, which provides critical financial support to cancer patients in the community. The Guthrie Gallop included... Read More.

Athens School Board approves preliminary budget with 5.1 percent tax increase

Friday, May 15 by Pat McDonald

The Athens School Board approved a preliminary budget with a 5.1 percent tax increase during its meeting on Tuesday. A home assessed at $98,950 would see an increase of about $289 for next year. The $48.6 million dollar budget will be up for review for one... Read More.

Sayre Police looking for woman who allegedly choked minor

Friday, May 15 by Pat McDonald

Police are looking for a Sayre woman who is accused of choking a minor. According to Sayre Police, 38-year-old Rebecca Ann Crane has been charged with felony strangulation and misdemeanor counts of simple assault and endangering the welfare of a child. The victim said that Crane... Read More.

Guthrie to host free Community Health Fair this weekend

Friday, May 15 by Pat McDonald

Guthrie will host a free Community Health Fair this weekend. The event will feature complimentary health screenings and valuable healthcare education. Guthrie providers will be on site to provide expert guidance and connect you with resources to support your well being. Mark your calendar for this Saturday,... Read More.

Sayre woman facing charges for allegedly threatening to kill two people

Thursday, May 14 by Pat McDonald

A Sayre woman is facing charges after she allegedly threatened to kill two people. According to Sayre Police, 25-year-old Janice Arlene-Lynn Vanderpool has been charged with two counts of terroristic threats with intent to terrorize another and theft by unlawful taking. Vanderpool is accused of threatening... Read More.

RPH Auxiliary serving as title sponsor for Guthrie Gallop

Thursday, May 14 by Pat McDonald

SAYRE, Pa. — The Robert Packer Hospital Auxiliary will serve as the title sponsor for the 42nd annual Guthrie Gallop, continuing its long-standing commitment to enhancing healthcare and wellness throughout the region. Proceeds from the Guthrie Gallop presented by the Robert Packer Hospital Auxiliary directly benefit the Cancer Care Fund at Guthrie, which provides invaluable financial support... Read More.

Tastes of the Valley set for Friday in Waverly

Thursday, May 14 by Pat McDonald

The Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Tastes of the Valley this week. The event will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Friday at the Waverly Glen. Guests will have a chance to sample food from local restaurants, listen to music... Read More.

The Valley

Waverly man charged for role in 2025 crash in Athens Township

Longtime member Skerpon resigns from Sayre School Board

SBA to host Sayre Street Fair next month

Valley resident Stacy Garrity wins Republican nomination for Pennsylvania governor

Valley Memorial Day Parade set for Monday in Sayre

Guthrie Gallop raises $25K for Guthrie Cancer Care Fund

Athens School Board approves preliminary budget with 5.1 percent tax increase

Sayre Police looking for woman who allegedly choked minor

Guthrie to host free Community Health Fair this weekend

Sayre woman facing charges for allegedly threatening to kill two people

Tastes of the Valley set for Friday in Waverly

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