radioNOVO News for Selinsgrove: April 24, 2026

RNN SELINSGROVE 04/24/26          A HIGH-PROFILE HEARING FOR A BLOOMSBURG MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS WIFE AND HIDING HER BODY IN A LOCKED BOX LAST YEAR WAS ABRUPTLY POSTPONED YESTERDAY.  38-YEAR OLD VINCENT HARP IS CHARGED WITH THE JUNE 2025 HOMICIDE OF HIS WIFE, KATLYN, WHOSE REMAINS WERE FOUND DOWN A CLIFFSIDE TEN DAYS AFTER SHE VANISHED.   JUDGE GARY NORTON DELAYED THE PROCEEDINGS IN ORDER TO RESOLVE EVIDENCE AND DISCOVERY ISSUES.  A NEW HEARING DATE IS EXPECTED IN ABOUT A MONTH.          A SHAMOKIN MAN’S LIFE SENTENCE FOR A BRUTAL 2022 MURDER WILL STAND. THE STATE SUPERIOR COURT IS UPHOLDING THE CONVICTION OF 24-YEAR-OLD COREY QUINCY, WHO CONFESSED TO KILLING RHONDA PEARCE WITH A SWORD IN A DRUG-RELATED ATTACK. NORTHUMBERLAND D.A. MICHAEL O’DONNELL SAYS HIS OFFICE WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR VICTIMS THROUGH THE APPEALS PROCESS.             BERWICK SCHOOL DIRECTORS ARE HOLDING THE LINE ON TAXES DESPITE A TWO-MILLION-DOLLAR DEFICIT.THE BOARD DIRECTED THE SUPERINTENDENT MONDAY TO SKIP A TAX HIKE, BETTING ON STATE FUNDING AND REVENUE FROM NEW DATA CENTERS IN SALEM TOWNSHIP TO FILL THE GAP.TO SAVE NEARLY NINE-HUNDRED-THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE DISTRICT WILL LEAVE SEVEN STAFF POSITIONS VACANT AND INCREASE CLASS SIZES SLIGHTLY.  NO CURRENT EMPLOYEES WILL LOSE THEIR JOBS.