SCOTT TWP. — The Abington Heights Unified track and field team is headed to Shippensburg University to compete in the state championships.

FLEETVILLE — The community will gather together at the Fleetville Fire Hall for the upcoming Jam for Jamie benefit from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, June 1. The proceeds will help with the medical bills and daily expenses for Jamie Hunt Nowakowski, a Geisinger CMC critical care nurse, who has been diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia.

CLARKS SUMMIT — The Gathering Place, 304 S. State St., will offer the following classes in May. For information or to register, visit gatheringplacecs.org.

TUNKHANNOCK – “When we heard about the 20th anniversary re-release of one of the most timeless adaptations of the beloved Pride and Prejudice coupled with the debut of PBS’s new series on Masterpiece – Miss Austen, we knew we had to do something special”, shared Dietrich Theater General Manager and Film Booker Ronnie Harvey. “Jane Austen’s enduring legacy has lived on through countless films and has been adapted and interpreted throughout decades, so we envisioned The Jane Austen Film Series: 4 films- Pride & Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, The Jane Austen Book Club and Clueless grouped together for a week of showtimes to commemorate and celebrate these modern masterpieces and the legacy Jane Austen and her work have left on readers and viewers alike.”

The Abington Heights boys volleyball title pursuit built toward the two most important matches to end the Lackawanna League season.

Abington Heights seniors Robby Lucas and Abingtons residents Michael Hughes and Jenna Hillebrand all were recognized when Pennsylvania Sports Writers selected their all-state basketball teams.

Abington Heights finished in a three-way tie for second place in the six-team Northeast Region West Division of Unified Champion Schools track and field.

Keystone College swept Wilson College 12-1 and 14-2 May 2 in the second round to advance to the Final Four of the United East Conference playoffs.

Abington Heights has followed the 1-2 punch of senior Lauren Stalica and sophomore Adrianna Condrad to the top of the Lackawanna League Division 1 standings and District 2 Class 5A softball power rankings.

Nick Bradley has been a dominant force on the mound all season.