An upcoming event that falls on the heels of International Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day is hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 357 in coordination with American Legion Post 357 in Hallstead, Pennsylvania. From June 12-16, they will be presenting the travelling Vietnam Memorial Wall. WPEL’s Clint Gregory has more.
Rural communities often have residents that find themselves in a sudden time of crisis. It could be a fire, escaping a dangerous relationship, or just a series of small events that cause all the bills to come due at once. Many organizations offer some level of help, but Interfaith–with locations in Montrose, Susquehanna, and ForestRead More…
Veterans and first responders often encounter events that affect them for the rest of their lives. Camp Freedom strives to assist them as they move forward in life.WPEL’s Clint Gregory has more.
After almost 74 years, the morning broadcast of Bible Lighthouse is coming to a close with the passing of Sherril Elaine Holden Pope. The program led WPEL’s morning lineup for 50 of those years, and Clint Gregory takes a look back at this faithful ministry.
The Director of Focus on the Family’s foster care and adoption efforts believes being a foster parent is a calling.WPEL’s Larry Souder has more.
Gambling is legal in many states across America, including both the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Empire State. Although it is legal, it has resulted in personal problems for the public at large, and March has been designated as National Problem Gambling Awareness Month. WPEL’s Clint Gregory has more.
Driving down the road, you suddenly encounter a pack of motorcycles riding in two ranks. The riders are wearing leather vests with a skull and crossbones on the back. Could this be an outlaw biker gang? WPEL’s Clint Gregory has more.
The first African American to serve as a judge anywhere in the United States grew up in Susquehanna County. WPEL’s Clint Gregory and Susquehanna County’s President Judge Jason J. Legg have more.
The first African American to serve as a judge anywhere in the United States grew up in Susquehanna County. WPEL’s Clint Gregory and Susquehanna County’s President Judge Jason J. Legg have more.
The first African American to serve as a judge anywhere in the United States grew up in Susquehanna County. WPEL’s Clint Gregory and Susquehanna County’s President Judge Jason J. Legg have more.