Home → Events, Programs, Happenings, Seminars ( October 1, 2025 )
PANCAKE BREAKFAST: All you can eat, $10.00 first Saturday of every month, 7:00 - 11:00am at East Ararat Community Church, 210 Crosstown Hwy., Union Dale.
FREE BREAKFAST: Every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month, 8:00 - 10:00am at South Gibson United Methodist Church, 2839 State Route 2067, Uniondale. Follow at www.gibsoncharge.org and on Facebook at Gibson Charge.
YOUR MOSAIC: Join Elaine at Slanted Art Co-Op, Church Street, Montrose in a wonderful Mosaic class. You pick the date, you pick the design from a book provided. Price varies with design.
WOODTURNING LESSONS: If you're interested in learning a new craft, then this is for you. Remarkable and informative one on one, 5 hour, off site class with craftsman Anthony. Cost $150. Contact Slanted Art Co-Op at 570-243-1075 for more info.
GRIEF WORKSHOP: Free series offered by Wayne Memorial's Hospice Dept. from 4:30pm to 6:00pm in the Chatlos Conference Room, September 10, 17, 24, October 1. Facilitated by Jill White, LSW, GC-C and Pastor Norm Demming, MA. A safe place for individuals coping with loss. No registration necessary. Attending all workshops is not mandatory. For more information, call 570-253-8383.
TWIST: Teen Bible Studies will resume at First Presbyterian Church, 367 Church Street, Montrose on Wednesdays, beginning Oct. 1st, from 4:30pm - 6:00pm. All teens from grades 7th - 12th are welcome to attend. Registration is welcome, but not required. For more information, contact the church office at 570-278-3296; or email: firstpresbyterianmontrose@yahoo.com.
MOVIE NIGHT/ADULT BIBLE STUDIES: Resumes at First Presbyterian Church, 367 Church Street, Montrose on Wednesdays, beginning Oct. 1st, from 6:30pm - 8:00pm. Our first meeting will be a movie night, which will lead into our studies on the power of prayer. Registration is welcome, but not required. And, you don't need to be a part of the bible studies to come and enjoy a family-friendly movie at the church. For more information, contact the church office at 570-278-3296; or email: firstpresbyterianmontrose@yahoo.com.
FALL CHICKEN BBQ: Sunday, 11:00am to 1:00pm at the Thompson Hose Co. Must preorder by calling, 570-442-1038. Dinners, $15; halves, $10.
USED BOOK SALE/HISTORIC EXHIBITS: Saturday, 9:00am to 2:00pm at the Soldiers' Orphan School, 2238 Orphan School Road, Kingsley inside the original Franklin Academy building (1836-1865). Exhibits on display in the museum, courtesy of the Harford Historical Society. The property also has old foundations of the former school buildings, such as girl's dormitory, chapel, hospital, staff housing, bakery and more. Bring your walking shoes and discover this former historic school campus. Proceeds from the book sale are used for maintenance. Hardcovers, 50 cents; paperbacks, 25 cents; cash only.
FREE COATS FOR THE COMMUNITY: Friday and Saturday, 9:00am to 2:00pm at St. Marks Church, New Milford.
GOOD NEWS LUNCH: Drive by pick up Saturday, 12:00pm to 1:00pm at St. Marks Church, New Milford. Please call Betty 570-465-3527 or Joan 570-498-7297 to reserve your meal. Donations appreciated.
PULLED PORK DINNER: Take-out only at the First United Methodist Church, Pratt Street, New Milford. Saturday, starting at 4:00pm until sold out, $15. Menu includes: pulled pork, salt potatoes, baked beans, copper pennies, roll, brownie.
CHICKEN/BISCUIT DINNER: Pre sale take out, only 200 sold. $12, pick up Saturday, 5:00pm at VFW Post 6223 Aux., 386 Main Street, Great Bend. Questions, call 607-237-8924.
FALL SPORTSMAN'S RAFFLE: Sunday at the Thompson Hose Co. Doors open 12:00pm; starts 1:00pm. Call 570-442-1107, see a member, or visit Arlos, Eger's Sports & Outdoors, or Wademan Auto for tickets. Don't need to be present to win!
The Progress Authority, in coordination with the Susquehanna County Economic Development Advisory Committee, hosted the Susquehanna County Business to Business Mixer on September 16th, at the Susquehanna County Public Safety Center.
Some of the attendees at the 2025 Business to Business Mixer
This event brought together 25 business representatives and professionals for an evening of networking and learning. The purpose of the mixer was to provide small and medium-sized businesses with an overview of available business support services and programs designed to help them grow and succeed.
Featured speakers included representatives from The Progress Authority, Northern Tier Regional Planning and Development Commission, and the Susquehanna County Tourism and Promotion Agency. The evening concluded with a keynote presentation from XtremeNetworking.ai, which explored how small and medium-sized businesses can leverage artificial intelligence to boost efficiency and competitiveness.
"The Business to Business Mixer is part of our ongoing commitment to helping local businesses thrive by connecting them with the right resources and partnerships," said The Progress Authority.
The Progress Authority serves as the primary economic development organization for Susquehanna County, working closely with local and regional partners to foster business growth. Businesses are encouraged to reach out for more information about the wide range of programs and financing available to support their enterprises.
For more information about The Progress Authority and available business support programs, visit www.cbprogress.org or by phone at 570-265-0937.
POGLA, the Pennsylvania Oil and Gas Landowner Alliance, will be hosting an Oil and Gas Rights Town Hall Meeting on Thursday Oct. 2, 2025 at 6:30pm, doors open at 5:45, in Susquehanna County at the Montrose VFW, 16972 State Route 706, Montrose. This event is free to attend. Registration is required, online at pogla.org/events, by phone at 717-205-2350, or at the door.
POGLA Town Hall meetings discuss issues that matter to landowners with oil and gas royalties such as leases, setbacks, decimal interests, unit declarations, legal issues, legislative updates, estate planning, and new developments. Each meeting is tailored to the issues impacting royalty owners in their part of the state. A question and answer session will follow. Light refreshments will be provided.
POGLA, the Pennsylvania Oil and Gas Landowner Alliance, is a 501(c)6 nonprofit organization. Our Mission: To represent the interests and rights of Pennsylvania oil and gas resource owners and landowners and to advocate for the equitable development of our resources. www.pogla.org.