Wright Center for Community Health holding COVID-19 vaccination clinic
The Wright Center for Community Health is holding a Driving Better Health COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at Catholic Social Services Family Center, 106 S. Church St., Hazleton, on Monday, March 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
MMI students place in top five at FBLA Regionals, advance to...
Twenty of MMI Preparatory School’s participants placed in the top five of their respective categories at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Virtual Regional competition, nineteen individuals and two teams will advance to the 2021 FBLA State Leadership Conference.
Comet cheerleaders honored
Crestwood High School cheerleaders, who captured seventh place in a national competition held at Disney World recently were feted at Cavanaugh’s Grille. Jim Foley, owner of Cavanaugh’s, treated the squad to pizza, wings, and soft drinks in recognition of their achievement.
NEPA Music Teachers Association hosts student recital
NEPMTA, NEPA Music Teachers Association recently presented “After the Holiday’s Recitals” featuring 50 piano, voice, violin and ukulele students who performed in two recitals at the Forty Fort United Methodist Church.
Photo of the Week
Each edition Mountain Top resident Joe Sainclair will share a photo with Mountain Peaks readers.
Wright Township considering removal of dead trees from park
WRIGHT TWP – Township officials are looking into removal of more dead trees from the municipal park.
Improved bathrooms top request in Wright Twp. park survey
WRIGHT TWP. – Members of the municipal park master plan committee recently heard a report from its consultant on the results of a recently completed online survey aimed at determining how the park is currently used and how people who responded would like to see improved.
Saint Jude fifth graders swim with the sharks
No, the Saint Jude fifth grade class did not need to bring wetsuits to class, but they still got to swim with the sharks.
Kiwanis Club donates books
The Kiwanis Club of Mountain Top recently delivered more than 620 books to Rice Elementary, Fairview Elementary and St. Jude schools. Each student in kindergarten, first and second grade received a book of their own to take home. There were extra books for each classroom.
Hazleton Art League announces schedule of spring classes
Whether you are an experienced artist or just looking for a new hobby, look no further.