Donnie Collins

Clarks Summit, Morgan Manor

Sports Columnist at Scranton Times-Tribune

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Early detection, constant communication key in dealing with prostate cancers

3 weeks ago | pressenterprise.com | Donnie Collins

When a team of doctors diagnosed former President Joe Biden with an aggressive form of prostate cancer last month, it cast the most commonly occurring cancer among men into the national spotlight. But for as common as it is, there remain questions, even confusion, about all prostate cancer entails, borderline controversy surrounding how it should […] Subscribe to continue reading this article. Originally Published: June 2, 2025 at 10:42 AM PDT
Early detection, constant communication key in dealing with prostate cancers

3 weeks ago | bostonherald.com | Donnie Collins

When a team of doctors diagnosed former President Joe Biden with an aggressive form of prostate cancer last month, it cast the most commonly occurring cancer among men into the national spotlight. But for as common as it is, there remain questions, even confusion, about all prostate cancer entails, borderline controversy surrounding how it should be diagnosed, and the processes by which it is treated. Or, in perhaps a surprising amount of cases, the reasons it isn’t.
Early detection, constant communication key in dealing with prostate cancers

4 weeks ago | thetimes-tribune.com | Donnie Collins

When a team of doctors diagnosed former President Joe Biden with an aggressive form of prostate cancer last month, it cast the most commonly occurring cancer among men into the national spotlight. But for as common as it is, there remain questions, even confusion, about all prostate cancer entails, borderline controversy surrounding how it should be diagnosed, and the processes by which it is treated. Or, in perhaps a surprising amount of cases, the reasons it isn’t.
As always in the ballpark, Ruby comfortable in new role as liaison

1 month ago | thetimes-tribune.com | Donnie Collins

After more than three decades working in professional baseball, and a few more coaching within the college ranks, perhaps it is fitting that Gary Ruby’s retirement has taken him back to the ballpark.
Our Opinion: Trump must consider his most vital job, the nation’s morale

2 months ago | thetimes-tribune.com | Donnie Collins

In November, Donald Trump won the presidency with 49.8 percent of the popular vote. That was up three percentage points from his 2020 loss to Joe Biden, and 3.7 more than his win over Hillary Clinton in 2016. Like or dislike him, more than 214.5 million votes were cast for him in the last three elections, during which he has only gained support at the ballot box. Those are amazing numbers, an unprecedented demonstration of notoriety for political candidates.
Our Opinion: Commonwealth campuses vital for PSU to fulfill Land Grant mission

Feb 2, 2025 | thetimes-tribune.com | Donnie Collins

Abraham Lincoln is considered perhaps the most effective chief executive in the history of the United States. But one area where he doesn’t get enough credit is lasting change he affected to ensure broad access to higher education.
For PSU mega-fan, it doesn’t get much better than Orange Bowl

Jan 9, 2025 | trentonian.com | Donnie Collins

Armpits deep in a euphoric celebration, Ed Sirianni had just two goals in mind. Find footing on top of the wall behind the goal posts, and lift the sign he made just in case his beloved Penn State football team accomplished what no team had ever been able to before. It read: “Jesus Saves … But Not Today.” One click of a photographer’s shutter captured the moment and immortalized both the Schuylkill County resident and a budding rivalry between two college football powerhouses on Nov. 13, 1982.
For PSU mega-fan, it doesn’t get much better than Orange Bowl

Jan 9, 2025 | mcall.com | Donnie Collins

Armpits deep in a euphoric celebration, Ed Sirianni had just two goals in mind. Find footing on top of the wall behind the goal posts, and lift the sign he made just in case his beloved Penn State football team accomplished what no team had ever been able to before. It read: “Jesus Saves … But Not Today.”One click of a photographer’s shutter captured the moment and immortalized both the Schuylkill County resident and a budding rivalry between two college football powerhouses on Nov. 13, 1982.
Here, as always, it’s all about The Game

Jan 7, 2025 | thetimes-tribune.com | Donnie Collins

There’s a college football game being played Thursday night, and it’s going to be big. One program will become the first in the sport’s expanded playoff era to earn a spot in the 12-team tournament’s National Championship Game on Jan. 20 in Atlanta. Another will fall painfully short of that dream. Fans will watch intently from New York City to Los Angeles, from the North’s tundra to the Deep South. Certainly, it will be intense in Miami Gardens, Florida, too.
Young voters ready to have their say

Oct 25, 2024 | thetimes-tribune.com | Donnie Collins

Sarah Wolfe wants to make a day of it. Weeks ago, she popped the date into her Google calendar as a reminder, as if she could ever forget. She researched the location of her hometown polling place. And, come Election Day on Nov. 5, the Riverside High School graduate and current Marywood University freshman will take full advantage of her first opportunity to do something she always dreamed she’d get to do. She’ll cast a vote for the president of the United States.