News from Bloomsburg
BLOOMSBURG — A plan to move a historic covered bridge to Bloomsburg Fairgrounds has been denied by the town, leaving one fair director “disgusted” by a decision he says lacks common sense....
BLOOMSBURG — After dropping its first game, 7-2, Bloomsburg University broke out its bats in a big way, hitting five home runs in a 20-9 rout to split a PSAC baseball doubleheader Saturday...
BLOOMSBURG — Some children who missed out on the opportunity to attend summer camp last year because of the coronavirus pandemic will be headed back to camp this summer.
Camp Lavigne...
BLOOMSBURG — Recent Bloomsburg University staff cuts didn’t hit only blue-collar workers and temporary faculty, school officials said.
Thirteen management position jobs were trimmed...
BLOOMSBURG — Children sat behind laptops Saturday afternoon, programming tiny hand-held, wheeled robots to flash their LED lights, move at varying speeds and even to “sumo wrestle,” as...
BLOOMSBURG — The following is a partial list of property transfers filed in Columbia County in February.
Greenwood Township
• Daniel W. and Denise K. Feese to...
BLOOMSBURG — A prayer breakfast will be held on April 3 at 7:15 a.m. at Morris Family Restaurant, 6035 Columbia Boulevard.
Jay Leiby is to be the speaker.
BLOOMSBURG — Wesley United Methodist Church will host worship services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday that will include the distribution of palm branches to all in attendance.
Maundy Thursday...
BLOOMSBURG — Developer Matt Zoppetti wants to put transitional housing at a former frozen food factory.
But two hours of testimony at a hearing Thursday night wasn’t enough to decide...
BLOOMSBURG — On Saturday, Bloomsburg Fairgrounds will open its doors to young computer hackers, escape artists and code breakers when the Hak4Kids convention comes to town.
The event,...