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First Presbyterian Church of Clarks Summit to host The Excelsior Cornet Band concert, old-fashioned ice cream social

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Lori Huckaby-Noll named Summit University head women’s basketball coach

<p>Abington Heights senior Caroline Mattise signed her National Letter of Intent to play tennis at Monmouth University. From left, first row, Helene Mattise, Caroline&#8217;s mother; Caroline Mattise; Nicholas Mattise, Caroline&#8217;s father. Second row, girls tennis coach Kelly Arp, guidance counselor Lynne Spangenberg, assistant principal Lee Ann Theony and athletic director Randy Hanyon.</p><style>
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Abington Heights’ Caroline Mattise to play tennis at Monmouth University