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The Luzerne County Arts & Entertainment Hall of Fame has inducted a new class of members, honoring individuals for their contributions to arts and entertainment in northeastern Pennsylvania. The induction ceremony drew attention from local media, celebrating figures with roots or strong ties to the region.
- 2Penn State Wilkes-Barre Observatory Opens Its Solar Show to Visitors▼Penn State Wilkes-Barre's Friedman Observatory offers a solar show to visitors
The Friedman Observatory at Penn State Wilkes-Barre is welcoming visitors for a public solar show, giving people in northeastern Pennsylvania a chance to observe the sun through the campus telescope. Local coverage highlights the observatory's community outreach and the opportunity to see solar activity up close.
- 3Luzerne County Arts and Entertainment Hall of Fame Announces Class of 2026▼Luzerne County Arts and Entertainment Hall of Fame inducts Class of 2026
The Luzerne County Arts and Entertainment Hall of Fame has inducted its Class of 2026, honoring a new group of artists and entertainers with ties to the northeastern Pennsylvania county. The announcement, reported by the Times Leader, introduces the latest honorees joining previous classes recognized for their contributions to arts and entertainment in the region.
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The Luzerne County Arts & Entertainment Hall of Fame has announced its 20 inductees for the 2026 class, honoring artists and entertainers with ties to the northeastern Pennsylvania county. The announcement, reported by the Times Leader, gives local audiences a first look at next year's honorees and is drawing attention from residents and arts supporters in the Wilkes-Barre area.
- 5Old Forge Methodist Church holds drive-thru pasta dinner▼First United Methodist Church in Old Forge drive-thru pasta dinner
First United Methodist Church in Old Forge is hosting a drive-thru pasta dinner, continuing a common community fundraiser format where meals are handed to drivers without them leaving their cars. The dinner offers the congregation a way to bring in funds and keep members connected, and drive-thru church meals have become a popular, low-contact tradition in northeastern Pennsylvania towns like Old Forge.
- 6Abington Heights and Honesdale advance to Class 3A golf final▼HS GOLF: Abington Heights, Honesdale reach Class 3A final
Abington Heights and Honesdale have both advanced to the Class 3A high school golf final, according to a report from The Times-Tribune. The two Pennsylvania schools will now face off for the district title, giving both programs a shot at a championship in the fall high school golf season.
- 7NEPA Invitational honored for Children's Hospital support▼NEPA Invitational recognized for support of Childrens hospital
The NEPA Invitational has been recognized for its charitable support of a children's hospital in northeastern Pennsylvania. The golf tournament's fundraising efforts on behalf of Geisinger's Janet Weis Children's Hospital drew formal acknowledgment, highlighting the role local sporting events play in supporting pediatric care in the region.
- 8Election 2026: Where party registration advantages stand regionally●Election 2026: A look at partisan registration advantages across the region
The Scranton Times-Tribune has published an analysis of partisan registration advantages across northeastern Pennsylvania ahead of the 2026 election cycle. The piece examines how voter registration totals for Democrats and Republicans compare across counties and municipalities in the region, offering an early snapshot of the political landscape as candidates and parties begin preparing for next year's contests.
- 9Wilkes-Barre Area high school tennis enjoying historic season▼HS TENNIS: Wilkes-Barre Area in midst of historic season
The Wilkes-Barre Area high school tennis team is having a historic season, according to local coverage in northeastern Pennsylvania. The Citizens' Voice reported on the team's run, highlighting a level of success the program has not reached before. Further details on specific wins, records or upcoming playoff matches were not provided in the report.
- 10Dallas and Holy Redeemer win WVC high school golf titles▼HS ROUNDUP: Dallas, Holy Redeemer bring home WVC golf titles
Dallas and Holy Redeemer have captured Wyoming Valley Conference high school golf championships, according to a roundup from The Citizens' Voice in northeastern Pennsylvania. The wins cap conference play for both programs, with Dallas taking one title and Holy Redeemer the other. Local sports fans are following the results as teams move toward district competition.
- 11Renewable Properties buys 71.8 MW Pennsylvania solar portfolio▼Renewable Properties acquires 71.8 MW Pennsylvania solar portfolio from Prospect14
Renewable Properties has acquired a 71.8 MW solar portfolio in Pennsylvania from developer Prospect14. The deal adds utility-scale renewable capacity in a state where solar development is accelerating. Details on project locations, timelines and offtake arrangements have not been disclosed, but the transaction signals continued investor appetite for distributed solar assets across the northeastern United States.
- 12Tunkhannock tennis lands No. 3 seed for District 2 playoffs▼Tunkhannock tennis No. 3 seed for District 2 playoffs
Tunkhannock's tennis team has earned the No. 3 seed for the District 2 playoffs. The seeding sets up the squad's postseason path as local high school tennis playoffs begin in northeastern Pennsylvania. Coverage so far is limited to the seeding announcement, with details on opponents, dates, and the team's regular-season record not yet reported.
- 13NEPA Out of the Darkness Walk raises suicide awareness▼NEPA Out of the Darkness Walk shines a light on Suicide Awareness
The NEPA Out of the Darkness Walk took place in northeastern Pennsylvania, drawing community members together to raise awareness of suicide and support those affected by it. The event is part of a broader series of walks aimed at funding suicide prevention efforts and encouraging open conversations about mental health.
- 14Abington Heights and Tunkhannock repeat as District 2 girls golf champions●GIRLS GOLF: Abington Heights, Tunkhannock win District 2 team titles again
Abington Heights and Tunkhannock have again won the District 2 girls golf team titles in northeastern Pennsylvania, with the Scranton Times-Tribune reporting both schools successfully defended their championships. The repeat wins underscore the two programs' continued strength in regional high school girls golf this season.