October 2 to October 8 is National 4-H Week. 4-H is a non-formal education program for youth between 5 and 19. Youth develop citizenship, leadership, and self-confidence through a variety of learning experiences. 4-H began in rural areas, but now it is for urban and suburban areas, as well as rural farm and nonfarm settings.
Johnson College is now accepting registrations for two upcoming OSHA Industry Safety and Health Trainings.
Tobyhanna Army Depot’s Community Services Directorate will host the 3rd annual Career Day on Oct. 14 at the Hilton Scranton Hotel and Conference Center, 100 Adams Avenue, Scranton, as part of their Employee Readiness Program.
As with all arts organizations serving our region, Bethel Wood Center for the Arts' believes strong and sustained music and arts programming contributes to the vibrancy of our communities, according to Darlene Fedun, Chief Operating Officer of Bethel Woods.
Friday, October 21st is the 8th annual Pizza Night and Auction Event in the school gymnasium.
Young artists are invited to display their talents and learn about aviation through an annual art contest sponsored by PennDOT’s Bureau of Aviation.
The Wayne County Builders Association will hold a Journey to Personal and Professional Excellence seminar on Wednesday, October 26, 2011 from 8:30 am to 11:30 am at The Wayne Bank on Main Street in Honesdale.
Woodforest National Bank is accepting donations of gently used books of all kind on behalf of the West Pittston Library which suffered major losses during the Flood of 2011.
As part of a national program to encourage museum attendance, the Wayne County Historical Society museum will waive its admission fee for non-members this Saturday, September 24.
Today’s economic climate has helped foster a new wave of innovative financing programs to assist local governments and nonprofits in implementing energy efficient and renewable energy projects.
The annual fall migration is a great time to get a close look at birds of prey. Thousands of raptors are flying through Pennsylvania this time of year as they head south for the winter.
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If you are planning to move to the area and would like your child to attend Honesdale High School for grades 9 through 12, please call our office to pre-register your child and set up an appointment with a school counselor.
The Wayne/Pike Chapter of Penn State University Alumni would like to announce its 16th Annual Golf Outing to benefit their scholarship fund.
For Helen Adams, Thursday wasn’t any old last-day-of-the-year-of-school day at the Damascus School.
It was a day to remember: The final chapter in a teaching career dating back to 1955.
Western Wayne School District officials broke ground Monday for the new "green" elementary school
Lakeland Elementary School first grade students did 100 good deeds to mark the 100th day of the school year.
The state Department of Environmental Protection awarded the Energy Harvest Grant to the Western Wayne School District, Superintendent Andrew Falonk said Monday. The $1 million grant is being used to fund the geo-thermal, wind and solar power of the district’s new elementary school.
Five Lakeland Jr. Sr. High School engineering students will compete at the Project Lead the Way Design Challenge on February 17.
Classes begin at the Wallenpaupack Area School District on Wednesday, September 9, 2009. The following homeroom assignments were announced for the North Primary School. Mr. Anthony Cavallero is Principal.
