Stacy Lange

6 days ago | wnep.com | Stacy Lange

JERMYN, Pa. — The Artisan Hose Company in Jermyn is known for being reliable, especially when 911 is called and when Good Friday rolls around. They're always here serving up hundreds of fish dinners. "We're here for the community and we're making a huge effort to try to be there when they need us," said Tricia Nicholson-Dabney, Artisan Hose Company. The fish fry has helped the department build a new pole barn and buy a new brush truck.

1 week ago | wnep.com | Stacy Lange

MONROE COUNTY, Pa. — At the corner of Main and Oak Streets in Delaware Water Gap sits the Sycamore Grill. As far as anyone can remember, this place has always been a bar or restaurant, but it has changed hands a few times over the decades. In the 1970s and 1980s, it was called the Bottom of the Fox and was closely associated with its popular owner, Eddie Joubert. Joubert was the victim of an unsolved homicide that still haunts people in town who remember it.

1 week ago | wnep.com | Stacy Lange

SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY, Pa. — When the Mordent family from Kingsley wanted something to remember their son, Charlie, they knew just who to call; the carpentry students at the Susquehanna County Career Technology Center. "It was like, 'absolutely, absolutely, we'd love to do it, we'd love to do it.' And I haven't seen it yet, some the tears are going to," said Charlie's mom Rebecca Mordent. The 20-year-old was killed in December after being hit by a car in Lenox Township.

1 week ago | wnep.com | Stacy Lange

HARRISBURG, Pa. — The day before he was arraigned near Harrisburg, state police collected DNA from Cody Balmer, as well as cell phones and a laptop from his mother's home, as part of their continuing investigation into the arson at the Governor's Residence early Sunday morning. The affidavit of probable cause that investigators have to show a judge in order to get search warrants details what Balmer did and said before and after the fire.

1 week ago | wnep.com | Stacy Lange

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Firefighters say all this damage took less than a minute to cause. Molotov cocktails were used to set the fire that torched the Governor's Residence in Harrisburg. Fire Chief Brian Enterline says a door is to thank for preventing even further damage, "Luckily for the governor and his family, there were doors closed between that main portion of the ballroom and the hallway that leads to the main and master staircase going to the second floor.