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Scranton Counseling Center and The Wright Center for Community Health unveiled a mural by Allison LaRussa that honors their 2021 collaboration to provide whole-person care and symbolizes community strength with staff handprints.

At 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug.

5, the Lackawanna Historical Society & the Waverly Community House will host a free book signing with author James Knarr for The Susquehanna Union Volunteers at 1115 N. Abington Road, where he will lecture on local Civil War heritage, with copies costing $40.

Keystone College is expanding its online undergraduate programs by launching six fully online degrees and is accepting applications for Fall 2026.

The new offerings include bachelor degrees in criminal justice, early childhood education, e-sports and gaming management, financial planning, and sports and recreation management, plus an associate degree in criminal justice.

Abington-area students earned academic honors this spring as Belmont University, Cedarville University, and Commonwealth University recognized local achievers on the dean’s list, while graduates from Colgate and Kutztown University celebrated commencement and prestigious awards — local students met rigorous GPA requirements across regional institutions.

Pennsylvania agriculture officials are increasing measures to prevent New World screwworm flies from infecting livestock, farm animals — pets after cases emerged in Texas last month, aiming to protect the commonwealth.

Seniors in Scranton who use Medicare Part D may see small premium increases after federal officials ended the temporary stabilization program on Wednesday (most changes are under $10), and more details are expected in September.

Traffic now flows between West and South Scranton after the Elm Street Bridge reopened Friday, ending an 18-month closure that forced a 1.2-mile detour for motorists and impacted access to the nearby trailhead at 201 W.

Elm St.

Lackawanna County has extended its broadband survey and speed test deadline until Aug.

14 to help residents and businesses access reliable high-speed internet. The survey is available online and as a printed copy at local libraries or municipal buildings.

Scranton will host the 34th annual Paul 'Hook' O’Malley 1 Mile Firecracker Run/Walk Race Against Cancer on Sunday, Aug.

16 at 707 N. South Road. Registration is from 8:15 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. with pre-registration at $20 (students $10) and on-day $25; donations benefit the American Cancer Society.

Unseeded Scott Zanon won the Men’s A singles title at the Lackawanna County Open tennis tournament by defeating Ray Zhang, while Susan Arp clinched the Women’s A crown over Tea Amerise and Kevin Vinson secured the Men’s B title from Scott Gower.

Billy Idol Concert

7-9 p.m. — The Pavilion at Montage Mountain — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary sounds of punk pioneer Billy Idol live in concert.