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Deer hunting opening day moving to Saturday

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Earth Day cleanup set for April 20 at Forty Fort Cemetery

<p>The First Keystone Community Bank recently made monetary and food donations to the Back Mountain Chamber&#8217;s three-week-long community-wide food drive. FKCB supported the chamber&#8217;s fifth annual food drive by placing collection containers in its five branches located in Dallas, Hanover, Kingston, Mountain Top and Plymouth. All donations were delivered to the Back Mountain Food Panty which benefits families living in the Dallas and Lake-Lehman School Districts. From left, are Stacia Arnaud, FKCB, presenting donations to members of the Back Mountain Chamber&#8217;s Food Drive Committe Sandy Race, Cindy Thomas and Lew Thomas.</p><style>
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First Keystone Community Bank supports Back Mountain Chamber Food Drive