Kevin Herr

2 weeks ago | wkok.com | Kevin Herr

CMSU Behavioral Health and Drug & Alcohol Services will host an 8-week BALM (Be A Loving Mirror) Family Recovery Course beginning Tuesday, May 20. Organizers say the evidence-based course helps participants learn mindfulness practices, communication strategies, and the difference between enabling and helping. They say families will also gain tools to set healthy boundaries and become their loved ones’ best chance at recovery.

2 weeks ago | wkok.com | Kevin Herr

BLOOMSBURG – Lane restrictions are in place this week on Interstate 80 in both directions in Columbia County between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.  PennDOT will be working Wednesday and Thursday in Hemlock, Mount Pleasant, Scott, South Centre and Mifflin Township and the town of Bloomsburg. The work is for bridge deck cleaning Along the interstate. Motorists should be alert and slow down and watch for changing lanes.

2 weeks ago | wkok.com | Kevin Herr

MONTANDON – There will be a daytime road closure next week on Housels Run Road in Montandon, West Chillisquaque Township, Northumberland County, for a pipe replacement project. Starting Monday, April 14, Housels Run Road will be closed between Route 45 and Sodom Road, while a PennDOT maintenance crew replaces a cross pipe. Work includes milling of the roadway, removal of the deteriorated cross pipe, installation of the new pipe, back filling, and paving.

4 weeks ago | wqkx.net | Kevin Herr

Listen to 94KX and 100.9 The Valley starting March 24th through April 4th for texting keywords that will be announced each weekday. Text the keyword, your name and hometown to 570-286-7130. Each day we’ll randomly select 3 correct texters from each station. That family will then be qualified for The Great Hop on April 12, 2025 at the Susquehanna Valley Mall. Hop participants will have a chance to win a year of fun from Knoebels Amusement Resort, Elysburg, PA.

Jan 17, 2025 | wkok.com | Kevin Herr

SELINSGROVE — A big grant coming to the REC in Snyder County. The Selinsgrove Regional Engagement Center (REC) has been awarded $167,000 through the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency’s  BOOST program. The grant is part of $11.6 million distributed statewide to support at-risk youth. Other local recipients include Firetree Place in Lycoming County, which will receive $175,000, and the Paul W. Delauter Youth Center in Juniata County, awarded $20,000.