Luzerne County Council is expected to continue a partnership with Forty Fort to manage and maintain the county’s 35-acre sports complex, which is located off Wyoming Avenue near the county-owned Wyoming Valley Airport.

Luzerne County Council delayed voting Tuesday on three major matters — a suggested schedule for real estate tax breaks, a proposed court lease and expansion of tax exemption for disabled veterans.

The length of a proposed lease on Tuesday night’s Luzerne County Council agenda has been reduced from 15 years to a decade, county Court Administrator Paul Hindmarsh said.

Luzerne County does not have legal authority to expand a property tax exemption program for military veterans, according to analysis performed by county Assistant Solicitor Jarrett Ferentino.

Holy Redeemer won the District 2 championship and reached the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association state tournaments in three sports with Greater Pittston athletes contributing to the success.

YATESVILLE — Pittston Area School District conducted the 59th annual commencement exercise on Thursday at Charley Trippi Stadium.

HUGHESVILLE — One bad inning can change everything in the PIAA baseball playoffs.

MOUNTAIN TOP — A two-run cushion quickly turned into nine Monday.

Ava Schmidt threw a three-hitter and scored three times Thursday afternoon as Holy Cross defeated Old Forge for the District 2 Class A softball championship at the University of Scranton.

EDWARDSVILLE — Two of the best pitchers in all of District 2 collided Thursday with a championship on the line.

WEST PITTSTON — The Pioneers scored on three of their first five plays from scrimmage in the UNICO All-Star Football Classic Wednesday night.