Good morning, Scranton.

Brave, a 3-year-old lab/terrier mix, now lives at Johnson College after over a year at the SPCA.

The rescue program lets vet nursing students work with her (she loves playing fetch) while she awaits a forever home.

Rock 107’s Prospector’s Pantry Raid took place Thursday in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties to collect food and cash for CEO Weinberg Food Bank.

The two-day drive continues Friday at Gerrity’s stores + other local sites, bringing donations to Pittston for distribution.

The Traveling Vietnam Wall and Cost of Freedom Tribute is on display at Nay Aug Park today, marking its first visit in 15 years.

Public viewing runs (8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday) and the exhibit fulfills Marine veteran Samuel Kuchwara’s promise (honoring his late brother’s wish).

The Halloween House of Peckville returns for its fifth season, opening Fridays and Saturdays from 6:30 to 10 p.m. and Sundays from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at 318 Keystone Ave, where free walk-throughs feature themed displays such as a pirate area and carnival with live scare actors for families.

Scranton Prep junior Annie McIntyre organized her Build-a-Backpack drive and donated 60 backpacks filled with school supplies to elementary and middle schools in the Dunmore, Riverside, and Scranton districts last summer (supported by local businesses) to help students prepare for school.

Under a new state law, all kindergarten through fifth grade students in Pennsylvania will have 30 minutes of recess daily starting next school year.

Enhanced Hearing Specialists marked a new chapter Thursday in Dickson City with a ribbon cutting led by new local owners (Dr. Joshua and Maria Cillo) at 1330 Main St. They now offer hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings and follow-up care to local patients.