News from Bloomsburg
BLOOMSBURG — In the past nine months, CCFNB Bancorp, Inc., parent company of First Columbia Bank & Trust Co., brought in $2.196 million in net income in the quarter that ended Sept. 30,...
BLOOMSBURG — Beth Israel Congregation will be holding a service to welcome Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath, at 7 p.m. Nov. 13.
Zehner Evans will be leading the service.
Everyone is...
BLOOMSBURG — A prayer breakfast will be held at Morris Family Restaurant, 6035 Columbia Blvd., on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 7:15 a.m. Bill Kocher will be the speaker.
BLOOMSBURG — First Presbyterian Church, Bloomsburg, will be welcoming veterans and those who are serving our country to the service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday on Zoom.
To connect to the...
BLOOMSBURG — Central Columbia School District made it 49 days into the school year without the report of a positive coronavirus case.
That changed Thursday morning with the report of...
BLOOMSBURG — A vacant church and its parsonage soon may be home to families struggling to stay off the streets.
Community Strategies Group has teamed up with The Gate House homeless...
BLOOMSBURG — The pet supplies store in the plaza with Bloomsburg’s Giant food store will close as part of a shutdown of the entire Pet Valu chain because of COVID-19, a news release states....
BLOOMSBURG — A group of local political activists on Wednesday staged a noontime Count Every Vote rally on the Columbia County Courthouse plaza, challenging any potential legal effort to stop...
BLOOMSBURG — It was an unusual three-way race, but a familiar result: state house Rep. David Millard cruised to an easy re-election, according to Columbia County’s unofficial tally of in-person...
BLOOMSBURG — An updated school policy outlining anti-discrimination protections sparked discussion and dissent among Bloomsburg Area School Board members last week over including gender...