Scranton has really got it going on! Little by little, this city has crept back into full swing without losing any of its past glamour. This is no understatement, either. A casual observer visiting the town can’t help but notice the new mixed right in with the old while respecting each. […]

Our climate in Northeastern Pennsylvania is perfect for gardening. Crocuses and daffodils pop up in March; tulips in April and by mid-May, perennials can be out of the ground with lily-of-the-valley showing off alongside the violets and pansies. All through the summer and well into the fall, or at least until the first […]

The 52nd Annual Fine Arts Fiesta http://www.fineartsfiesta.org has come to a close. In 1956 visionaries Al Groh and Annette Evans saw a need to showcase the arts in the Wyoming Valley. The people of our area are very talented indeed. There are artists, photographers, sculptors, dancers, performers, and singers. There is nothing better than our […]

Our local primaries are next Tuesday, May 15. Local politics is always interesting. If you listen to talk radio in the mornings, you already know what most of the chatter is about on the county/municipal level. Newspaper ads are plentiful. Lawn signs are (dreadfully) everywhere. If you really want to learn about the candidates, the […]