Bloomsburg News

F reedom is celebrated around this country on Friday and it carries forth two basic principals: how we want to live and what we can do for others so they can live the way we want.

A seven-foot statue has vanished; swiped from its post outside a restaurant in Bloomsburg.

It was two years ago this month when parts of our area were slammed by floodwaters.

Crews will be putting down the final layer of pavement beginning Wednesday night along Route 11 in Bloomsburg.

Young artists from the Pocono area will present "A Night at the Opera," an evening of scenes from the world's best loved operas on Saturday through Tuesday.

By Gina Morton The Daily Item SUNBURY - Red and blue streamers fastened to wooden stakes snapped in the breeze 360 feet above the Susquehanna River Saturday as a shaman and his audience welcomed summer at the ...

A northeastern Pennsylvania borough is considering an ordinance that would ban couches on unenclosed front porches and lawns.

' Dean E. "Lindy" Lindemuth, 83, of Port Royal, died on June 19, 2008, at Locust Grove Retirement Village, Mifflin.

Plastic - we freeze our ice cubes in it, heat our leftovers in it, squirt our dish soap from it and wear it when it rains.

A vehicle smashed into a mobile home in Columbia County. It happened Tuesday, just after noon in South Centre Township near Bloomsburg.

Columbia County also took a direct hit during last night's storms. 3,000 people are still without power.

Martin C. Carlson, U.S. Attorney Middle District of Pennsylvania Contact: 221-4482 Martin C. Carlson, United States Attorney for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, announced that Randy A. Albertson, age 42, ...

Michelle Pollack slung a guitar on her back, packed clothes, sketches, oil paintings and a pair of amplifiers and walked out the front door of her house in early May.

Storms rolling through southeastern Pennsylvania left 164,000 customers without power only hours after record-breaking temperatures capped a four-day heat wave blamed for the deaths of two Philadelphia women.

Tolling Pennsylvania's portion of Interstate 80 would create an "economic Chernobyl" in areas along the interstate, a Bloomsburg businessman said.

All-Ford attendees enjoy everything from test-drives and swap meet to flashback in time with new Knight Rider car, other concept and classic Fords on display.

Nick Westerfer said he hoped his grandparents would have been proud of the first-ever Edie Lou 5K Run/Walk at Alparon Park in Troy Saturday morning.

As long as Pat "Tiger" Denoy is alive, he promises the children of Conyngham Township will have a pool.

There were no merry men to protect a real-life Robin Hood who took $22,000 from a neighbor's home and handed out the loot to needy friends, relatives and neighbors.

We have 903 guests online and 1 member online Written by The Associated Press Saturday, 31 May 2008 BLOOMSBURG, Pa.