Tunkhannock, PA

SCRANTON — Tunkhannock had five chances to close out the first set and get a jump start on top-seeded Crestwood in Thursday night’s District 2 Class 4A girls volleyball championship match.

The Dietrich Theater in downtown Tunkhannock invites the public to celebrate veterans and Veterans Day by attending free showings of “Megan Leavey” at 1 p.m. and at 7 p.m. Nov. 11.

On a chilly Friday night before Halloween, it was all treats and no tricks for the hometown Lake-Lehman Black Knights, as they earned a commanding 28-0 shutout victory on senior night over the Tunkhannock Tigers.

The 10th annual Blue Star Mothers of NEPA Hero 5K Run/Walk is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Art Keefer Little League Field in Tunkhannock.

Claudia Rehill scored one goal and assisted three others as second-seeded Wyoming Area shut out seventh-seeded Tunkhannock 7-0 Tuesday in a District 2 Class A field hockey quarterfinal game.

The Dietrich Theater in downtown Tunkhannock will host a free presentation, “Col. Zebulon Butler: His Accomplishments, Family & House,” at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 31.

Brady McDermott accounted for four touchdowns while the defense and special teams produced three scores Friday night as Holy Redeemer won its fourth consecutive game for the first time in school history with a 42-9 non-league victory at Montrose.

KINGSTON — It’s been a year of great strides for the Holy Redeemer football program, and the Royals took another step in the right direction on Saturday night — pitching a shutout on defense for the first time in four years.

Get ready for the third annual Spooky Fest at the Dietrich Theater in historical downtown Tunkhannock! This 14-day movie festival will feature 13 different Halloween films ranging from frights to family fun.

EXETER — The back nine at Fox Hill Country Club seemed to be giving everyone fits on Tuesday, with the vast majority of golfers playing in the District 2/4 subregional championship matches giving some shots back to the course on their way back in.