Rising Catholic Conversions: A Journey of Faith and Community Growth
Ryan Camaratta, a 31-year-old former addict, returns to Catholicism, joining many others in the Diocese of Scranton.
April 5, 2026
Ryan Camaratta, a 31-year-old former addict, returns to Catholicism, joining many others in the Diocese of Scranton.
Reading begins with childhood books. For expert kid book recommendations, we asked Teresa Luvender’s kindergarten class.
Cadets at Lackawanna College’s Police Academy will gain practical experience through ride-alongs with Scranton Police.
One year ago, Trump declared April 2 ‘Liberation Day’ with tariffs that raised prices, impacting several industries.
A letter to Trump urges ending tariffs, blamed for job losses and economic strain, urging focus on affordability.
Easter festivities in Northeast Pennsylvania offer fun for all ages with egg hunts, brunches, and special prizes.
Lackawanna County commissioners delay decision on policy regulating employee interactions with immigration agents.
The Inn at Turkey Hill offers a cozy retreat beside Interstate 80 in Bloomsburg, once a family farm, now an inn.
Energy from Pennsylvania will power data centers in-state and beyond, raising concerns about emissions and health impacts.
Former MLB player Lenny Dykstra waived his right to a preliminary hearing on drug charges in a Pike County court.
Philadelphia will host six World Cup matches. Can’t attend? Enjoy the games at Scranton’s Courthouse Square Fan Zone!
PPL Electric’s open house for a transmission project in Lackawanna County is postponed. New details to follow soon.
