Bradford County News Archives

Bradford County Commissioners Put Readdressing on Temporary Hold - by Wes Skillings - 6/26/2008 Countywide readdressing in Bradford County-the effort to give everyone an exclusive address number on a street or ...

A deadly shooting involving state police is under investigation by authorities in Bradford County.

A Bradford County community came together Saturday to raise money for two fallen sheriff's deputies.

Entry forms for entering paintings in the 2008 Fine Arts Show at the Troy Fair must be mailed by July 16.

More than a year ago, Lt. Wade Lytle of the Northumberland County sheriff's office sought donations to fund the acquisition and training of a police dog.

A Northern Tier man is facing charges for threatening the life of a dog warden. State Police based in Towanda say Larry Roman, 61, of Ulster in Bradford County, illegally interfered with a legal dog inspection ...

UPMC Children's Hospital's new president, Christopher Gessner. Christopher Gessner grew up in Ligonier, one of three sons of a pediatrician who routinely answered the home phone when patients and hospital staff ...

A Northern Tier man is facing citations after allowing two children to ride his ATV.

The chief of the Rome fire department said the fire started around eleven thirty Monday night in the attic of a home on Rose Road in Rome .

Work was expected to begin last week to rehabilitate three bridges in Bradford County.

WYSOX, BRADFORD COUNTY Two men accused of breaking into a Bradford County business are behind bars.

Temperatures across Pennsylvania soared to the mid and upper 90s Monday, threatening records in the eastern part of the state and forcing several school districts to dismiss students early.

The Bradford County Hazard Mitigation Plan, which is intended to make local communities less susceptible to flooding and other disasters, is now complete, the director of the Bradford County Emergency ...

Residents woke to the sound of their smoke alarm in Bradford County. Firefighters said they got the call just after 5 a.m. after a small blaze broke out at the Chestnut Hills Apartments in Towanda.

The Relay for Life, held for its 14th year at Towanda on Friday and Saturday, raised more than $20,000 from donations, sponsorships and luminaries.

Angela Stevens of Towanda was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2005. Doctors gave her a 25 percent chance of survival and only six more months to live.