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King’s students experience Europe

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Breaking Benjamin returns to The Pavilion at Montage Mountain July 29

<p>The Wyoming Valley Children&#8217;s Association (WVCA) has received a grant from PNC, through funding provided by the PNC Foundation, to purchase an interactive metronome, a specialized therapy/treatment tool designed to help children with autism, cognitive impairments, development delays, motor functioning impairments and neurological conditions. Showcasing the newest therapy tool, from left, are: Kathleen Williams, WVCA executive director; Kathleen Dunsmuir, PNC Bank senior vice president and wealth management director; Shari Aude, WVCA occupational therapist; JessAnnae Jackson, WVCA student and Lauren Allen, PNC Bank vice president and director of client and community relations.</p><style>
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WVCA receives grant from PNC Foundation