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Greene County Judge Farley Toothman, who was accused earlier this year of judicial misconduct, will continue his leave of absence from the bench until at least Dec. 18.
Children from all across Greene County will be able to enjoy two upcoming Christmas-themed e…
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is planning to reconstruct a bridge on Route 19 in Greene County just south of Mt. Morris.
Even as families are pulling out their favorite Thanksgiving recipes and shopping for Christmas gifts, the COVID-19 pandemic is worsening.
The state health secretary Tuesday strengthen her mask mandate and took other measures to address the surge in COVID-19 cases following dire warnings from the federal government about the spread of the virus.
Thirteen Greene County volleyball players were selected as Class 1A Section-2 All-Stars, including three on the first team.
The effects of the coronavirus has eliminated two local wrestling tournaments and forced a third one to move.
The Board of Directors of the PSAC has decided to permit league championships in men’s and w…
There is a common refrain expressed when something bad happens to us along the lines of, “Well, it could be worse.” Not that what has happened isn’t bad, but it could have been even worse than the existing bad. Such as: You lost a finger but at least you didn’t lose your hand. You lost your …
The fiscal time bomb challenging the best budget instincts of the Pennsylvania General Assembly keeps getting closer to exploding.