Bernie Stiroh has been retired 14 years, but he’s never been bored. Stiroh, with the help of his wife Nancy and friend Mike Lizonitz, launched duryeapa.com in 2007 as a repository for all things Duryea history. Through newspaper stories and Facebook, they called for items of Duryea history. … Read more
Wednesday Edition | March 3, 2021
Beth Cronin may live in Dupont now, but she will always say she is from Avoca. Read more
During the bustle leading up to Valentine’s Day weekend, petals and stems flew about the shop and out the door at Petals Floral Design and Gif… Read more
The Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers face off in the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 7. Despite Greater Pittston’s distance from Mis… Read more
It may look a bit different this year, but Eileen Rishcoff still cannot wait for Catholic Schools Week. Read more
The Hitchner Bakery is a significant piece of West Pittston history. Learn about the nationally known business and see a collection of bakery … Read more
As the Universal Church celebrates this Year of St. Joseph, the Congregation of the Oblates of St. Joseph will host its annual celebration hon… Read more
E-Edition
The annual Pittston St. Patrick’s Parade — the last major event held in the city before COVID shut everything down last year — is the first ma… Read more
Do you want to own a $30,000 museum-quality glass sculpture created by an artist whose work is in public and private fine art collections arou… Read more
Pittston Area teachers conducted a parade Dec. 22 as a way to spread Christmas cheer to students. The parade left from the Martin L. Mattei Mi… Read more
As the Universal Church celebrates this Year of St. Joseph, the Congregation of the Oblates of St. Joseph will host its annual celebration hon… Read more
Every January since 1999, the Anthracite Heritage Foundation has commemorated the Knox Mine Disaster in Pittston. Read more
New events, new construction and even new opportunities for education are on their way to Pittston in the new year. Read more
