Bloomsburg News

In a typical wrestling match, two men enter the ring. One leaves the victor, one leaves vanquished.

After Jim Runyan retired, his wife, Sandy, asked his daughter to find something for him to do.

Kelsey Sherman of Bloomsburg, who is a physical threapy major at Lebanon Valley College, cleans off her car on Marshall Street in Annville Tuesday morning.

Some communities are helping to spread holiday cheer by offering free parking to shoppers and the old tradition is taking on a new look in Columbia County.

Lebanon Daily News Kelsey Sherman of Bloomsburg, who is a physical threapy major at Lebanon Valley College, cleans off her car on Marshall Street in Annville Tuesday morning.

A Walmart in Columbia County is now open after it was shut down for seven hours due to a bomb threat.

The Community Singers have been busy rehearsing for their annual holiday concert.

Pearl Harbor is a day these dozens of World War II veterans in Columbia won't ever forget, even 72 years later.

Submitted photo Central Susquehanna Community Foundation said good-bye to five long-term trustees.

According to police, a tractor-trailer driven by a Bloomsburg man crashed into a 2006 Porsche Cayenne near the Marshalls' Creek exit.

Bloomsburg police say they caught a man in the act of burglarizing a church early Wednesday morning.

The owner of a Pennsylvania tattoo shop that was broken into is putting up an unusual reward for information leading to arrests - free tattoos and piercings for life.

The Harlem Wizards will play the "SoCo Celebrities" in a friendly basketball game at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10 at the Southern Columbia Junior/Senior High School to benefit the Southern Columbia basketball program.

A winter-like storm is arriving as many of us plan to travel for Thanksgiving, and for the rest of us staying home, the forecast may have us pushing up our holiday shopping.

The owner of a Pennsylvania tattoo shop that was broken into is putting up an unusual reward for information leading to arrests - free tattoos and piercings for life.

The owner of a Pennsylvania tattoo shop that was broken into is putting up an unusual reward for information leading to arrests - free tattoos and piercings for life.

The final design for Bloomsburg's flood protection system is expected one year from now.

Opening their 2013-14 season, the Millersville wrestling team was led by redshirt freshman Aram Moffitt, who went 4-2 on the day.

Not counting home schooling, of course, the northeastern Pennsylvania record for small class sizes has to go to Noxen High School.

Jurors are slated to begin deliberations Tuesday in the trial of a central Pennsylvania man charged in the shooting death of his former girlfriend last year.