Friday, October 24, 2025

Luzerne County pension fund subsidy estimated at $13.7 million in 2026

Luzerne County’s employee pension fund continues to grow to record highs through investment returns, but an estimated $13.7 million subsidy will still be required next year, officials said at Wednesday’s county Retirement Board meeting.

Engineering assessment authorized for erosion near Wilkes-Barre flood wall

Erosion inching toward part of the Wyoming Valley Levee system flood wall along Riverside Drive in Wilkes-Barre is concerning enough to seek an immediate outside engineer assessment, Luzerne County’s Flood Protection Authority decided Tuesday.

Luzerne County provides Nanticoke/West Nanticoke Bridge update

Luzerne County Manager Romilda Crocamo released a status report on the Nanticoke/West Nanticoke Bridge replacement project Tuesday and said she will be providing monthly updates on the project’s progress.

Luzerne County Election Board’s post-election adjudication will start sooner

The Luzerne County Election Board’s post-election adjudication will start sooner than in the past.

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BOYS CROSS COUNTRY:Hazleton tops Pittston, Crestwood for title

The Wyoming Valley Conference conducted its Ed Narkiewicz Coaches Championship Meet Wednesday, but there was still some regular-season business to complete.

GIRLS TENNIS DOUBLES: Kratz sisters reach district quarters before falling

Wyoming Area sisters Emma and Molly Kratz won two matches Thursday before being eliminated in the quarterfinals of the District 2 Girls Tennis Doubles Championships at Kirby Park.

NEXT LEVEL: Crossley part of unbeaten football season at Lehigh

Aaron Crossley is contributing to a successful run by the Lehigh University football team.

BOYS SOCCER ROUNDUP: Patriots close winning regular season by topping Warriors

Pittston Area recovered from an early Wyoming Area goal, then used two scores by Sadiki Murindabangabo in the last 17 minutes Thursday night to post a 3-1 victory in a non-league game between the rivals.

PITTSTON AREA FOOTBALL: Jadus helps Patriots extend winning streak

PALMYRA TWP. — Pittston Area reached 8-1 in football for the first time since 1982.

WYOMING AREA FOOTBALL: Warriors pile up 48 first-half points

NANTICOKE — Wyoming Area’s offense provided the big plays in the first quarter, then the defense and special teams stepped up in the second quarter as the Warriors rode a complete game performance to a 60-7 defeat of Nanticoke in a Wyoming Valley Conference Division 2 game Friday night at Frank Chicknosky Stadium.

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