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Dallas, Luzerne County- Back Mountain Harvest Assembly is hosting a Fam Jam Block Party on Wednesday June 19 .
Mary J. Blige Sued Over Canceled Concert -- Mick Jagger Stole Her
Mary J. Blige is being sued for allegedly bailing on a concert in Dallas last December -- and according to the lawsuit, it's kinda Mick Jagger's fault.A promotional company called Vision Entertainment Worldwide has sued Mary J. and her production Pennsylvania Facts - PA is the Keystone State.
McDonald's Worker Sues After Receiving Ridiculous Debit Card Instead of Real Paycheck
Last month, Dallas, Pennsylvania, resident Natalie Gunshannon stopped working at her local McDonald's after three weeks on the job, not necessarily because the pay was bad , but because the local franchise holder repeatedly told the 27-year-old that the only way she could be paid was in the form of a prepaid Chase Bank debit card that basically ... (more)
Four districts exceed averages in 'Grading Our schools' report
Dallas School District Superintendent Frank Galicki, left, and high school Principal Jeffery Shaffer discuss a recent Newsweek report naming Dallas as one of the top high schools in the nation.
Beer festival at Montage Mountain quenches thirst for craft brews
Bob Belles of Dallas had his Saturday plans cut short when his daughter, Erin, made him an early Father's Day offer that he couldn't refuse.
The Osterhout Library Book Sale opens today from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Osterhout Free Library in Wilkes-Barre.
Bus company files suit over Dallas contract
Emanuel Bus Lines owner Jeffrey Emanuel is asking the court to terminate the Dallas School District's contract with G. Davis Inc. and give it back to his company.
Corbett forces county native out of parks post
Richard Allan, the Luzerne County native who headed the agency overseeing state parks and forests the past two years, was abruptly forced out of his job Thursday by Gov. Tom Corbett with little public explanation.
Huge Turnout for Lackawanna County Job Fair
Thousands of job seekers filled PNC Field in Moosic Thursday afternoon for the inaugural Lackawanna County job fair.
Scene & heard: Answers from the great beyond
Theresa Caputo, star of "Long Island Medium" on TLC, will perform at the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts in Wilkes-Barre, the venue announced on Monday.
Frozen Yogurt shops offer customizable alternative
Last summer, a new fad came into Northeast Pennsylvania. This addictive, creamy, sweet sensation has become an ideal replacement of those fatty treats.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Gallup of Shavertown announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Rachael Edna Gallup, to Dominic Anthony Roppa, son of Jeanette Bottesch, Dallas and Phillip Roppa, Shavertown.
Todd Jeffreys: Wheel Thrown Clay Works, through July 31, Tuesdays-Thursdays, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fridays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturdays-Sundays, 1-5 p.m. Reception Saturday, 5-8 p.m. MacDonald Room of the Pauly Friedman Art Gallery at Misericordia University, Dallas.
Dallas grads reflective during commencement
They might not have heard it over the sound of the air horns, but Dallas High School students certainly felt the love Friday night as they walked across the stage and into endless possibilities at the school's 2013 graduation ceremony.
Back Mountain forests were cleared for farms
In his "Early Settlement of Dallas Township," William Penn Ryman writes of old-growth pine trees that reached impressive heights.
Penn Refrigeration defaults on $300,000 loan
Penn Refrigeration, a 68-year-old family-owned and operated business in Hanover Township, has defaulted on a $300,000 loan months after a mass layoff at the company, according to court documents filed Monday in Luzerne County Court.
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Citing concerns about counterfeit money circulating throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania, many businesses put up signs saying they will not accept $100 bills.
The Pond, through Friday. Photography exhibition featuring images by Mike Burnside and Philip Dente.
Misericordia enjoyed strong growth under MacDowell
Mark Moran / The Citizens' Voice Dr. Michael and Tina MacDowell have become beloved members of the Back Mountain community since their arrival in 1997.
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Dallas School Board approved a new transportation contract Thursday, which didn't go over well with supporters of the company that didn't get it.