D. Scicchitano Photography

06/12/2026

Time lapse of yesterdays storm

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

15 second mark a trees decides to take a nap

06/11/2026

Happy 21st to the favorite gremlin !!

Happy birthday Ava !

06/11/2026

Just a rodeo.

06/10/2026

Mount Carmel township

Geisinger convenient  care

Ventilation for burnt popcorn 

06/10/2026

The last few days responders have used a lot of water to stay hydrated while being on calls. With the next few days projected to be even warmer remember to donate water and/or Gatorade to them!

06/10/2026

Columbia county

Aristes

Working garage fire

06/09/2026

On Sunday afternoon responders had to help one of their own.

On Sunday afternoon, June 7, firefighters from across the area responded to a residential structure fire on Windom Lane in Ralpho Township.

Crews arrived within minutes and went to work, bringing the fire under control in approximately 20 minutes. The fire caused significant damage to the home, particularly in the roof and attic areas. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

Three residents were displaced as a result of the fire, including Elysburg Assistant Fire Chief Haupt. The fire is currently considered non-suspicious.

Link to help the family below.

06/08/2026

A devastating fire destroyed a home Sunday evening on the 1300 block of Poplar Street in Kulpmont.

Firefighters were dispatched shortly after 7:00 p.m. and arrived to find heavy fire conditions throughout the residence.

The incident quickly escalated to a second alarm with reports of possible entrapment, bringing mutual aid companies from across the region to assist. Crews battled intense flames and deteriorating structural conditions as the fire consumed the home.

The residence was ultimately destroyed, along with two vehicles and a compact loader located behind the structure. A portion of the roof collapsed during firefighting operations. Initial reports indicated possible occupants trapped, prompting extensive search efforts by firefighters.

Numerous fire departments, EMS units, police officers, and support personnel worked together throughout the evening to bring the blaze under control. The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Pennsylvania State Police Fire Marshal.