Caitlin Heaney West
The Citizens' Voice
Scranton, PA, United States
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Presidential birthplaces and how they honor their history
George Washington, born Feb. 22, 1732, on a tobacco farm, 1732 Popes Creek Road, Colonial Beach, Virginia. → Read More
National Weather Service to investigate ‘tornadic activity’ in Scranton
SCRANTON — As Pat Pope picked through debris strewn across her Harrison Avenue yard on Monday morning, she spotted a piece of siding apparently ripped off of a home by high winds generated in a powerful overnight storm. “This isn’t mine,” Pope, 70, said. → Read More
Mummy returning to Everhart Museum
Welcome back. After about 25 years in storage, the Peruvian mummy in the Everhart Museum’s collection returns to the galleries as part of a limited exhibit, “Preserved: Traditions of the Andes.” → Read More
Mummy returning to Everhart Museum
Welcome back. After about 25 years in storage, the Peruvian mummy in the Everhart Museum’s collection returns to the galleries as part of a limited exhibit, “Preserved: Traditions of the Andes.” → Read More
'I Heard You Paint Houses' author coming to Scranton for March film fest
SCRANTON — Charles Brandt spent five years interviewing Frank Sheeran, the longtime Teamsters union official, confidant of Mafia chieftain Russell Bufalino — and the man who confessed to killing notorious union leader Jimmy Hoffa. In March, Brandt will di → Read More
Comedy kings: Steve Martin, Martin Short bring co-headlining arena show to NEPA
Steve Martin and Martin Short on their own have amassed millions of fans, earned numerous industry awards and gained status as legends of the comedy world. And now, audiences have the unique opportunity to catch the pair together in their latest comedy to → Read More
Comedy kings: Steve Martin, Martin Short bring co-headlining arena show to NEPA
Steve Martin and Martin Short on their own have amassed millions of fans, earned numerous industry awards and gained status as legends of the comedy world. And now, audiences have the unique opportunity to catch the pair together in their latest comedy to → Read More
'Kinky Boots' struts into Wilkes-Barre for two performances
As Broadway says goodbye to “Kinky Boots,” Wilkes-Barre says hello. The Tony Award-winning musical closes for good in New York City on Sunday, April 7, but local theatergoers can catch the show that day when it comes to F.M. Kirby Center for the Performin → Read More
'Kinky Boots' struts into Wilkes-Barre for two performances
As Broadway says goodbye to “Kinky Boots,” Wilkes-Barre says hello. The Tony Award-winning musical closes for good in New York City on Sunday, April 7, but local theatergoers can catch the show that day when it comes to F.M. Kirby Center for the Performin → Read More
Christian concert event to share music, messages of faith during arena show
Matthew West looks at concerts as a time of connections. Hearing the crowd sing songs back to him never gets old, explained the singer-songwriter behind hit Christian rock music. It tells him that a song means something to them or maybe helped them throug → Read More
10 Things: Free winter boredom busters
The holidays bring plenty of time to reconnect and celebrate with family, but after a couple of days of lazing about, you may find yourself faced with a new question: What to do now? Our occasional feature, “10 Things,” highlights some of the region’s bes → Read More
Animal Planet star to scratch surface of cat behavior, relationship
This Thursday’s show at F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts just might be the cat’s meow. Television star Jackson Galaxy, host of Animal Planet’s hit series “My Cat From Hell,” brings his live stage show to the downtown Wilkes-Barre theater on Dec. → Read More
Animal Planet star to scratch surface of cat behavior, relationship
This Thursday’s show at F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts just might be the cat’s meow. Television star Jackson Galaxy, host of Animal Planet’s hit series “My Cat From Hell,” brings his live stage show to the downtown Wilkes-Barre theater on Dec. → Read More
NEPA Philharmonic spreads cheer with holiday pops concert
The Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic can once again give the gift of music this holiday season. The orchestra will present its holiday pops concert Saturday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. at Peoples Security Bank Theater at Lackawanna College, 501 Vine St., Sc → Read More
NEPA Philharmonic spreads cheer with holiday pops concert
The Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic can once again give the gift of music this holiday season. The orchestra will present its holiday pops concert Saturday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. at Peoples Security Bank Theater at Lackawanna College, 501 Vine St., Sc → Read More
Northeast Pennsylvania 11-year-old ready to ‘Do-Re-Mi’ in BTL’s ‘Sound of Music’
Ethan Cutillo isn’t the only child actor in the national tour of “The Sound of Music” with ties to Northeast Pennsylvania. Nine-year-old Rumson, New Jersey, resident Alexandra Bradley, who will perform as the Gretl and Marta swing, an understudy role, is → Read More
Northeast Pennsylvania 11-year-old ready to ‘Do-Re-Mi’ in BTL’s ‘Sound of Music’
Ethan Cutillo isn’t the only child actor in the national tour of “The Sound of Music” with ties to Northeast Pennsylvania. Nine-year-old Rumson, New Jersey, resident Alexandra Bradley, who will perform as the Gretl and Marta swing, an understudy role, is → Read More
Celebrated musician Johnny Rivers brings stream of hits to Wilkes-Barre
Celebrated musician Johnny Rivers brings classic song collection to Wilkes-Barre The voice behind hits such as “The Tracks of My Tears” and “Secret Agent Man” will fill F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts with his beloved songs this weekend. Johnny → Read More
Celebrated musician Johnny Rivers brings stream of hits to Wilkes-Barre
Celebrated musician Johnny Rivers brings classic song collection to Wilkes-Barre The voice behind hits such as “The Tracks of My Tears” and “Secret Agent Man” will fill F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts with his beloved songs this weekend. Johnny → Read More
Conversation piece: New Everhart exhibits aim to spark dialogue about mental health
The artwork Amy Kiser left behind after her death gives a glimpse into the life of a woman who struggled with trauma and its affects for nearly two decades. Now, her sister hopes that sharing those pieces with the public will open up and further a much-ne → Read More