After a slight delay because of some Internet issues, the North Pocono Public Library opened its doors of their brand new 8,400 square foot, $3.2 million facility on Monday, June 17.

North Pocono High School graduates 221 seniors in Class of 2013.

North Pocono Preschool and Child Care Centers recently held their annual "Talent Showcase Graduation" at the Evergreen Elementary School in Lake Ariel. The graduates were from both the Moscow Center in Moscow and the Ventures Learning Center in Mt.

Moscow Post 579 is once again sponsoring a "prep" team to help young players move up to the big field.

After wrestling with Verizon and Earthlink Communications, the new North Pocono Public Library will be ready to serve the public on Wednesday, June 12 at 9 a.m.

The negotiations between the North Pocono School Board and the North Pocono Education Association may be at an end, as both parties have come up with a tentative agreement for a five-year contract.

Aurora Lefever, a third grade student in Mrs. Marichak's class at Moscow Elementary has learned a very valuable lesson at a very young age—hard work pays off.

Members of the Civil Air Patrol's Mount Pocono Composite Squadron 207 participated in Gouldsboro's Memorial Day Parade on Monday May 27.

North Pocono's boys varsity volleyball team won once before falling at the PIAA State Championships.

Several civic-minded North Pocono High School students were recently honored with breakfast and certificates of recognition for taking part in a project that will help facilitate the North Pocono Public Library's move to its new location.

North Pocono senior and Class of 2013 Valedictorian David Yatsonsky recently accepted a Presidential Scholarship from the University of Scranton.